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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1919

Page

8

Infant Mortality Tied to Poverty and Housing Costs

Miss Julia C. Lathrop of the Children's Bureau reports a nationwide study linking infant deaths to low income, labor strain on mothers, and housing neglect. Manchester findings show higher mortality in low rent homes and lower rates where homes are owned.

Julia C. Lathrop Children’s Bureau Washington Miss. Lathrop Hester N. H Crex Manchester

Blanton Attacks Labor In Speech On Wage Demands

Washington dispatch reports Congressman Blanton criticizing railroad workers wage demands. He cites Henry Bacon of Haverhill Massachusetts and shoe plant workers earning 120 dollars weekly for 44 hours and leather cutters 70 to 80 dollars for 44 hours with four Saturdays off. He urges executive power to curb industrial autocracy and notes threats against him daily.

Washington Blanton Henry Bacon Haverhill Mass Congress Brotherhoods Republic Jewell

Foreigner Held for Chasing Children in Lexington

Joseph Zarkowesky, 40, of 212 Endicott Street Boston, arraigned in Concord District Court after police say he terrorized Lowell Street children Thursday evening. He picked up stones and pursued youths, and was ordered to Psychopathic Hospital for observation. A second man who attacked children in East Lexington berry pastures is being sought by Lexington and Arlington police.

Joseph Zarkowesky Endicott Street Boston Lexington East Lexington Concord Lowell Street Psychopathic Hospital Berry Pastures Arlington

Noonan’s Hair Petrole Ad Promises Hair Growth

An advertisement pitches Noonan’s Hair Petrole a hair dressing tonic made of petroleum with an antiseptic and no bad odor. Barbers report surprising results on thin dry hair and offer the tonic at 15 cents per application, sold by barbers druggists and department stores from T Noonan & Sons Boston.

Noonan Mfrs T. Noonan &Sons Portland St Boston

Wiggin Confesses No Real-Life Model For Her Characters

Hollis Centre Maine August 8 Kate Douglas Wiggin author of The Lady of the Twinkle and the Smile says she never drew a character from a real person in her books. Critics and readers have long claimed some figures mirrored actual lives. She asserts they have not been accurate.

Hollis Centre Kate Douglas Wiggin New England San Francisco

Kate Wiggin’s Quillcote Home Reveals Creative Core

At Quillcote near the Saco River Kate Douglas Wiggin discusses her methods and motives. She says she never based characters on real individuals but uses a composite of village life to shape enduring figures. Wiggin plans Europe rest and hints at autobiography after death.

Kate Douglas Wiggin Quillcote Saco River Hollis Centre Rebecca Sunnybrook Farm Mother Carey Penelope Kate Wiggin New England Saco Hollis Bridge Kate ‘Douglas Wiggin Hollis Dorcas Society New York Peabody Polly Oliver Europe

Brookline to Raise Wages of Employees

Brookline officials endorsed a townwide pay hike at a special meeting. The plan raises wages across departments with tiered increases from 5 to 15 percent based on current salaries, sets laborer pay at 4 dollars per day, caps on duty firemen and policemen at 1700 after five years, and boosts new police and fire recruits to 1300 a year for two years with 100 annual raises thereafter.

Brookline Board of Selectmen

Lowell Council Proclaims Irish Independence Plan

The Lowell City Council passed unanimously a set of resolutions favoring Irish independence and invited President Edward De Valera to speak at a large mass meeting for the Irish Victory Fund. Resolutions were presented by Commissioner Dennis A. Murphy.

Lowell Ireland Edward de Valera Irish Victory Fund Dennis A. Murphy

Raid nets 15000 in equipment at Martha's Vineyard

Government investigators conducted raids on Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard seeking army equipment valued at one million dollars allegedly salvaged from the wrecked British steamer Port Hunter at Vineyard Haven. The seizure follows the vessel sinking last November with an eight million dollar cargo.

Martha’s: Vineyard Vineyard Haven

Raids Seize $15000 in Army Gear Across Cape Cod and Island

Four raids, three in New Bedford and one in Oak Bluffs, confiscated army clothing and gear valued at about 15000. Major haul at Le Sanitary Laundry in Oak Bluffs included 87 leather jerkins and 560 olive drab shirts valued around 5500. No arrests. owners claim innocent purchases and may be refunded. Authorities, led by Captain Stark and Captain Halliday, pursue higher suspects in a wartime salvaging probe.

New Bedford Martha’s Vineyard Max Fox South Water Street Samuel Horenstein Acushnet Avenue New York Clothing Company Union Street le Sanitary Laundry Oak Bluffs Martha's Vineyard B. A. Nickel Cape Cod Charles R. Stark, Jr R. C. Halliday U. Ss. A Fort Rodman

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