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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1909
Page
2
A mixed sale list items including white nainsook gowns with embroidery and ribbon trims, rompers in chambray for 2 to 5 years, imported fast black gauze lisle stockings, women's lisle stockings, ribbed cotton vests, black lisle stockings, and children’s mace cotton ribbed stockings. Prices range from 7c to 94c with several values listed.
An advertisement offers five dollars for identifying misrepresentations in the Tunnel Bargain Basement sale. Readers are invited to examine price tags and reductions, with a claim of truthful advertising and a prize for the first to report errors.
Miss Nora Langhorne, youngest of the Langhorne sisters famed for Southern beauty, married Paul Phipps a London architect at Grace Church New York. Attending bridesmaids included Rachel Phipps Nathalie Howland and Gertrude Sheldon among others. The couple will sail for England to reside in London after a reception at Charles Dana Gibson's residence.
John J. Murphy sub foreman of the street cleaning department in District 10 received a life sized portrait at the Boston and Maine conductors headquarters in the old Fitchburg depot yesterday. District 10 covers streets around North station and Murphy has long been regarded as one of the men.
Former Attorney General Herbert Parker asks a judiciary committee to amend last year’s TB beef law to ease strict condemnation rules while keeping that tuberculous cattle cannot be used for food. Doctors and farmers push for repeal or revision to relieve Boston and state meat industries.
A Springfield woman describes years of nervousness and heart trouble ending after quitting coffee and switching to Postum. She credits coffee as the cause of her ailments and Postum as the cure, citing improved health over six to eight months. The note invites readers to check the Road to Wellville booklet.
Beverly April 26. A new wooden pier will be built off the Stetson estate Burgess Point to accommodate the President’s yacht and flotilla during Taft family summer stay. The pier replaces the decayed bulkhead of the late John Stetson. Caretaker George and assistants began planting shrubs for villa grounds. The stable will be converted to a garage while Taft keeps horses and cars.
The Turner Construction Company of New York started work on Harvard Stadium yesterday and aims to finish by Class Day.
Thirty three Chinese sailors from the steamer Headly were confined below decks at quarantine and given a hose bath and soap scrub. The incident occurred after arrival from the Orient.
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