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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1919

Page

2

Passenger killed in seaplane crash near Harvard Bridge

Allen 22, passenger and son of a Boston fireman, died after seaplane piloted by Nightengale dove into the Charles River near Cottage Farm bridge. Nightengale survived with injuries. rescue efforts involved Cummings, Nusbaum, and White. Nightengale and Allen had planned the flight. Allen had trained in mechanics and served in the ordnance department.

Allen Harvard Bridge Nightengale John Cummings Cambridge Force Cottage Farm Cummings EK. A. Nusham Technology Charles Welsh Maitland Street Boston Gustave Hijilmberg Deerfield Street Gray & Davis Otto Herman Squantum Aviation Field New England Airplane Company Cottage Farm Bridge Eugene G. Allen Dorchester High School New Hampshire United States Ordnance Department Nightengate Staright Pond Road Hull Harvard Massachusetts Institute of Technology Navy Aviation Service Naval Aviation School Pensacola Fila Navy Philip Co. Nash Army Charles River John Lester Allen

Romance and Adventure in American Business

The Nation's Business highlights how global trade ties hair, cotton, and industry into a single romance of enterprise. It notes ships diverted to Africa and Asia for hair nets, oil mills halting supply, and how merchants across New Haven to New Zealand weave daring plans from alarm clocks to kauri gum.

Rance France High Seas United States China Washington New Haven Himalayas Missouri Argentina New Zealand Lane Redfield Warburg Taussig Glass Armour Rockefeller Farrell Bedford Seiberling Wheeler London

How Is Business Best Answered by Archer Wel

A condensed look at business conditions with emphasis on pests affecting prices and output. It notes government efforts to cut losses from insects and cites a shipping board plan for American merchant fleets. Includes brief items on soldiers returning home and Col Arthur Woods tackling postwar employment.

Archer Wel United States Hurley Shipping Board Col Arthur Woods New York Police

Cassidy Will Battle Reveals Letters From Daughter

In Bangor April court scenes the Cassidy probate fight centers on letters from John Cassidy to daughter Lucille. Testimony shows the timber baron’s concern for his children and mind at the time of the will, including a 1905 letter urging homeward plans and minor gifts.

Bangor John Cassidy Lucille Rhode Island Cassidy Cassidys Sherman K. Whipple Boston Lucille Cassidy Sacred Heart Academy Providence Whipple Jim Mr. Dooey Dooey Dovey Mr. Pattangall Mrs. O’brien Roselle Mary

State House Briefs Show Votes on Session Call and Suburban Growth

The Senate urged President Wilson to call a special session over the military appropriation bill and pressed friendly talks with Italian delegates at the peace conference. Other actions include state purchase of the Cambridge subway, a Quincy armory plan, and a Greater Boston merger vote.

Senate Wilson Congress Massachusetts France Cambridge Quincy Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Peters Boston Salisbury Beach Committee On Roads and Bridges The Highway Commission

Young messenger shoots highwayman in Cleveland robbery

Alfred W. Winter, 17, a bank messenger, fired at a robber in the wholesale market district and seriously wounded him after the bandit grabbed a satchel with checks over $600. A companion absconded with the satchel. The report ends with a separate item: James K. Lynch, governor of the Twelfth Federal Reserve Bank, died in San Francisco.

Cleveland Alfred W. Winter San Francisco

Dentifrice Pepsodent Promoted For Ten Day Test

An advertising pitch urges readers to test Pepsodent at no cost for ten days to fight film on teeth, tartar buildup, and decay. It claims brushing alone fails to remove the film and promotes a proven method by authorities through clinical tests.

Teeth cleaning claims for Pepsodent toothpaste

An advertisement touts Pepsodent as dissolving a dangerous film on teeth and activating the enzyme pepsin safely with a new acid method. It claims leading dentists endorse daily use, cites a ten day test, and invites readers to send in a coupon.

Alysis America

Pepsadvent Toothpaste Promises 10 Day Tube Trial

A promotional note touts Pepsadvent The New-Day Dentifrice for a 10 day tube trial. It claims teeth feel clean with removal of slimy film and whitening as the fixed film disappears, calling the effect a revelation.

Ten Day Tube Free Offer From Pepsodent

Pepso dent mail offer invites readers to request a ten day tube of Pepsodent with return address to The Pepsodent Co. Dept N-5 11048 Wabash Ave Chicago. Offer directs mail in for free toothpaste trial.

THE Pepsodent CO Dept. N-5 Wabash Ave Chicago

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