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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1915
Page
11
Maynard dispatch reports Edward Miller who left town to join a Canadian regiment bound for Europe. He expects the unit to move soon and join Kitchener's new army in May. The voyage across the pha will likely occur in a short time.
A dated advertisement promotes Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as gentle enough for tender skin and babies. It claims fast itching relief and healing for eczema pimples sores boils burns and piles, noting doctors prescribe it for twenty years. Samples available by writing to Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
The advertisement recommends shampooing with Resinol Soap and rubbing the Resinol medication into the scalp to relieve itching. It claims the method soothes the scalp and keeps hair alive thick and lustrous.
The 1904 1912 correspondence shows Theodore Roosevelt handling office appointments and clashes with political bosses. He discusses William Barnes Cox Murphy and others, noting friendly ties yet opposing bayonet politics while steering reform-era policy and steel interests.
Massachusetts Credit Union officials and officials including Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley praised the unions at the inaugural Boston City Club dinner. Bank Commissioner Thorndike Arthur Is Be Ham and business leaders lauded their role in thrift and aiding borrowers shut out by traditional banks.
The note announces the conclusion of Flower of the Gorse feature in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine and urges readers not to miss the final installment.
A Massachusetts gathering cites 76 to 150 percent loan rates and 40 percent paper fees, urging credit unions as humane relief. Speakers reference Governor's stance, city employees avoiding wage assignments, and the role of credit unions in restoring credit, jobs, and independence.
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