Disease Breeds Unseen in Filth and Traps
A warning describes unseen disease flourishing in dirty traps and airborne poison. The text highlights infectious grease and dirt collecting, urging cleanup to prevent danger.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
13
A warning describes unseen disease flourishing in dirty traps and airborne poison. The text highlights infectious grease and dirt collecting, urging cleanup to prevent danger.
A patient describes severe rheumatism and recovery after using Var-Ne-Sis a herbal remedy by W A Varney of Lynn Massachusetts. The flyer claims hundreds of cases conquered and advertises Var-Ne-Six available in liquid or soviet form at $1.25 with mail order from Varney.
Cathrine Curtis leads a new film company, the Cathrine Curtis Corporation, in Los Angeles. Curtis serves as president with George M. Taylor as vice-president and Dorman T. Conner as secretary and treasurer. The board comprises national capitalists and business men, with Wall Street backing.
Richard Whitebrook Daly leads the new motion picture company with New York investors including George M. Taylor E R Pirtle and Albert N Judson. Helen Keller’s ally Miss Curtis seeks to head the firm while George Foster Platt arrives to advise on the first production as the readable Friday wave of interest from Wall Street grows.
Lists various steamers and schooners arriving or sailing, with names such as Carlow Castle Globe Steamers Mercian Alpine Range Edward Luckenbach and vessels pulling barges for ports including Perth Amboy Norfolk Philadelphia Guttenberg and Salem. Includes from below schooner Oakes Ames from Stockton Springs Maine and other city and harbor references.
Yonkers announces a voluntary 25 percent wage raise for all employees of the Third Avenue Railway Company operating in New York City and Westchester County, effective immediately.
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