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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1907
Page
5
A well known Massachusetts preacher plagued by a winter voice loss finds relief using Virgin Oil of Pine mixed with glycerine and whiskey or Cinchona compound. The article warns against counterfeit pine products and explains proper internal use and packaging details.
Analysts expect limited legislative success on stock exchange taxes and anti trust reform as the new Congress opens. The Philippine tariff bill and statehood for New Mexico and Arizona will draw attention though likely not become law this session. Navy expansion and river deepening plans are discussed with polemic over funding. Congressional adjournment may be urged by May end with reorganized committees and a Republican Senate caucus after holidays.
The Franklin Association 18 of Junior Pressmen Assistants and Feeders arranged the anniversary event at Odd Fellows Hall for tomorrow night. Joseph A. Dart was elected floor director.
The C. L. A. denounces both Coulthurst and Hibbard while notes say delegates disagree with a unanimous labor stance. The mayor reacts approvingly, citing his labor record since entering politics.
The Central Labor Union of Boston condemns John A. Coulthurst and George A. Hibbard for opposing labor. It urges members to defeat their enemies and reward friends at the polls to uphold justice and equity.
A legislative panel of the C L U is urged to join with the Building Trades Council to craft an employers liability bill modeled on Britain’s act. The executive board reviews charges against John F Kennedy on the Finance Commission. A meeting at Wells Memorial Hall will finalize hearings and a decision next Saturday. Delegates condemn delayed teacher salaries and call for fair wages and prompt payment.
Wednesday night John E F Potts labor union candidate for the school committee and D D Driscoll state branch secretary treasurer of A F of Ju address Ward 19 Wage Farmers Club. Next Sunday afternoon Rev Charles Stelzle lecturer on labor topics will speak at the M C A Hall Boylston street on the labor question in general.
The Good Government report condemns all three mayoral hopefuls, with Hibbard preferred as the least flawed among Coulthurst Fitzgerald and Hibbard. It critiques machine politics, calls for defeat of Fitzgerald, and outlines party affiliations and careers of the contenders.
Postmaster George A. Hibbard refused to comment on John B. Moran’s critique of Mayor Fitzgerald. He said he did not care to be quoted and planned to attend a noon appearance at Faneuil Hall.
F Gray Co conducts a large sale of men and boys clothing from a New York manufacturer liquidating its entire stock. Assorted overcoats suits and other items shown daily to fit buyers who cannot shop at once. Bargains are highlighted as the sale progresses.
Wood Piano Company's liquidation sale offers over 200 pianos at 180 Tremont Street with favorable terms. Large stock includes American-made uprights and electric player pianos, appealing to hotels and restaurateurs seeking steady income.
Archbishop O Connell warns faithful against modernism as a dangerous spirit undermining Catholic teaching. He labels it a rationalist protestant current seeking to reconcile faith with science and age, leading to loss of interpretive authority and a weakened church.
An advertisement promotes Graves' Maryland Mall Malt Whiskey as a cough remedy. It claims the drink soothes the throat, stimulates circulation, and aids nature and nutrition, urging trial and noting availability through licensed dealers and druggists.
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