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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1908
Page
5
Advertorial pitch from Van Camp Packing Co promoting Van Camp's milk as richer and creamier than raw milk. Claims whole milk content, higher butter fat, no waste, sterilization, sanitary dairies, and cost savings. Invites readers to request a free cookbook and specifies Indianapolis address.
An advertisement promotes Van Camp's Milk Evaporated Sterilized Unsweetened at 10c per can or cheaper by the case of 48 cans. It urges buyers to choose the case for savings.
Readers heard mixed views after the Finance Commission report to the Mayor on collusive bidding. Industrial leaders and builders defend price agreements or criticize the commissions methods, while officials refuse to discuss President Roosevelt's message or comment on the issue.
The president calls Congress to strengthen anti trust and labor injunction controls, expand federal oversight of interstate commerce, and curb corporate abuses. He warns against class warfare and demagogues while urging measures to shield unions and promote fair competition.
Boston clergymen praise the President's message while urging action against graft and corruption. They support his stance on prosecuting large-scale theft and inequities that let wealthy offenders escape justice. They urge Congress to follow the recommended measures to improve civic ethics.
An old advertisement touts a tonic mixture of Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla Toris Compound and whiskey as a cure for rheumatic pains and a general weakness. It claims the formula cleanses blood acids, rebuilds health, and shows benefits after a few doses while urging a month of use.
Debate on naval buildup reveals pressure to authorize two battleships annually until the U S Navy is deemed sufficient. Senator Allison notes a planned cadence and hints at potential foreign tension, with committee members urging clarity on whether Japan is implied.
Nina Danforth was arraigned in Newton on April 27 for allegedly sending a threatening letter to Mrs. Emma C. Palmer of 1001 Watertown Street. Danforth previously shot and killed A. J. Emery, a B. and A. brakeman, on May 17, 1902. The letter included threats and a vow to avenge a perceived wrong without a signature.
In Philadelphia Ulysses Harrison dies in hospital from wounds after a clash with Officer John Carr who tried to arrest him. Harrison drew a razor and slashed the officer, who then fired five shots.
Havana officials say work on sanitary improvements will start about five months from now due to extensive overhauls needed since 1901. City Council approved Governor Magoons proposition for payment, but conditions have changed.
Viscountess Molesworth has opened a jam factory at her country home Walter's Hall in Kent. The operation is thriving and the venture is described as flourishing.
It is announced that after taking the oath of office before the Cortes on May 6 King Manuel will tour the provinces.
An advertisement explains nervous disorders like headache neuralgia and epilepsy stem from weak nerves. Dr Miles Nervine is said to restore nervous energy and strengthen organs with a testimonial from Cc C Oppahl of St Peters Minnesota. It promises refund if the first bottle fails.
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