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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
10
A newspaper ad promotes Othine double strength for freckles with a money back guarantee. Readers are told to obtain an ounce from a druggist and apply it to achieve a clear complexion at little cost if effective.
President Perkins of Shore Line argued at a State House hearing that the overhead fare collection tempts honest men to steal, while the Rooke cash register eliminates that temptation. The protest by Bay State trolleymen is heard by a three member board including Pillsbury Vahey and Doherty, with the hearing to resume today.
Charles F Whiting of Rutherford Avenue was fined 50 dollars for milk below standard and appealed. Restaurant keeper George Raminos of Broadway was fined 10 dollars for a similar offense. Acton Farm Milk Company of Winsor Street Somerville was fined 20 dollars. Salvatore Fontanna of Moon Street was fined 10 dollars for selling milk without a license. H P Hood Company was fined 10 dollars and appealed, arguing analysis showed milk above par in solids and only 0 18 of 1 percent below in fats.
Providence Aug 14 Despite clergy protest Governor R Livingston Beechman reaffirmed plans to receive Eamonn De Valera president of the Irish Republic during his Rhode Island visit and possibly host him at Lant's End Newport the governor's summer estate.
The governor stated he would not act in an executive capacity and would welcome Eamonn De Valera only as a private visitor, not as a state guest. Clergymen warned formal reception could imply recognition of an armed rebellion. Catholic leaders defended liberty and urged a broader American stance on Ireland's status.
An explosion at the Canadian Consolidated Felt Company plant in Kitchener Ontario killed two employees and demolished the impregnating plant. The blast was heard for miles as firefighters responded to the scene.
A Boston sailor insists he and Marie, a French woman, are legally married despite statuary barriers. He pleads for public sympathy and a Massachusetts ceremony as officials weigh their case after a long voyage and a Paris meeting.
The Nemours Trading Corporation managers a push to expand Perfection tire production and market reach globally. Dealers and the public are invited to request information on territory appointments and future marketing efforts as Perfection claims world class quality and rapid growth.
The Armenian National Union of America appeals to President Wilson and the State Department urging U S pressure on Britain to keep troops in Trans Caucasian Armenia. It warns withdrawal could invite Tartars and Turks attacks on Armenian survivors. The cable to Lord Bryce is signed by Miran Sevasly and Michael Hovannesian.
A White paper shows British naval and military spending in Russia from the armistice to end of July totaling 35 million dollars. The figure covers aid to Admiral Kolchak and General Denikine.
Government sale of Spurs 10 000 f o b Chicago. Sealed bids open at 10 A M September 8 1919 at Zone Supply Office 1819 W 39th St Chicago Ill. Obtain particulars and bid forms at the same office or Zone Supply Office attention Surplus Property Officer Boston Refer to SPD No 1062 GS.
President Wilson told farm bureau representatives there is no plan to lower the federal guaranteed price of wheat. He affirmed government efforts to cut living costs in line with his recent address to Congress.
New ton Vocational School adds a home making course for high school and college girls with no prior training. The program runs from September to March and covers sewing cookery household management and child welfare. Non residents may also enroll.
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