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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1912

Page

8

Receipt for record one point five trillion dollars

Washington December 4 Carmi A Thompson newly installed United States treasurer presented a receipt to his predecessor Lee McClung for 1 519 285 908 57 25 representing the money and securities in the treasurer's custody on November 21 The total includes 156 728 000 silver dollars 2 196 000 gold 379 885 000 paper currency in reserve 837 647 000 bonds and securities and 22 819 000 national bank notes in redemption

Washington United States Treasury Department Carmi A. Thompson Lee McClung

How to Save the Eyes free book promotes eye health

Dr John L Corish promotes an all natural Eye treatment to avoid glasses. The Okola Laboratory offers a free book How to Save the Eyes by mail to Rochester New York.

Johnl. Corish New York Corish Okola

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Bad Breath

A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel. It claims to clear the bowels and liver, purify the blood, and eliminate bad breath without griping or after effects. The text cites Dr F M Edwards and a vegetable formula with olive oil, recommending nightly use.

Dr. Edwards F. M. Edwards

Reader letter mocks Boston Elevated plans with cheeky reforms

A. T. Palmer of Boston submits a satirical suggestion piece to the Post criticizing the Boston Elevated Railway Company for planned stock issues and higher dividends. He playfully proposes drastic cost cuts and a prepayment saddle car design, joking about removing seats and compelling walking to destinations.

Boston Elevated Railway Company Board of Railroad Commissioners A. T. Palmer State Street Boston

Muggsy Sparks Bank Run in Sunday Post Comic

In the comic section of next Sunday’s Post, the character Muggsy precipitates a bank run while Willie introduces Uncle Tim to a lively spirit. The preview teases humor and social satire in the upcoming page.

Willie Tim Post

Boston Port Growth Could Draw German Fleet, Says Executive

Charles Kuhlewein of Oelrichs & Co. marks his 25th anniversary with North German Lloyd. He predicts Boston port development will attract a North German Lloyd fleet. He cites local progress and optimism among workers and developers. He cautions his remarks are personal opinion, not official.

Charles Kuhlewein Boston Oelrichs & Co North German Lloyd Steamship Company Kuhlewein North German Lloyd Company

Holiday Gift Sending Tips From Express Companies

Practical advice for early December shipping to ensure Christmas delivery. Use sturdy wooden boxes with excelsior for fragile items. Clearly print full addresses and include a From line. Prepay by marking Paid, obtain a receipt, and include a return address inside each package.

Express

Delivery guidelines for packages and markings

Instructions emphasize protecting inner marks for forwarding, avoid destroying outer markings, use strong wrapping and cord, never use newspaper, label perishable items clearly, erase old addresses, and follow these steps to ensure prompt, safe delivery of gifts.

Consignee

The Man Who Was Lost serial returns in Post Magazine

Maude Radford Warren resumes her gripping serial in next Sunday's Post Magazine. The new instalment continues the tale of mystery and adventure with the same sharp characterization and engaging plotting readers expect.

Man Who Was Lost Maude Radford Warren Next Sunday Post Magazine

The California Fig Syrup advertisement claims a bowel and liver cleanser

An old fashioned advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle regulator for the stomach liver and bowels. It warns modern diets clog the bowels and liver with decaying matter and touts figs senna and aromatics as a harmless remedy. It urges readers to ask for Syrup of Figs and Flixir of Senna from the druggist.

California

Miss Genevieve Clark Embraces Newspaper Work

Miss Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark has begun journalism lessons in Washington and already written news stories. The 18 year old is eager to contribute to the world of news and would prefer reporting above most other roles.

Genevieve Clark Washington, D. C Champ Clark House of Representatives Washington Clark Harris & Ewing

German ban ends American wives in diplomatic corps

Berlin announces a ban on American born spouses joining the German diplomatic service. Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg restores Bismarck's rule prohibiting diplomats from marrying foreigners. The measure, once lax under former chancellors, signals that a diplomat who marries a foreigner will be considered to retire.

Berlin von Bethmann-Hollweg Prince Bismarck Prince Bernard von Buelow Maria Beccadelli di Bologna Lillian May Langham Louisville Baron Speck von Sternburg Jeanne Luckemeyer New York Washington Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff

British Navy Raises Pay After Half Century

London December 4. Navy pay for officers and men will be raised after remaining unchanged for decades. Total annual increases amount to 1,932,565 dollars, announced in the House of Commons by Winston Churchill. Officers gain 176,000 dollars while non commissioned ranks receive 1,756,365 dollars.

London House of Commons Winston Churchill Admiralty

Bill to limit tickler plume in hatpin ordinance debate

Los Angeles councilman Toppam pushes an amendment to curb millinery plumage length. He argues that long plumes cause constant tickling and likens the nuisance to hatpin stabbings, presenting the proposal before the City Council.

Los Angeles Cal Toppam

United Improvement Association Favors Boston Planning Commission Endorsement

Meeting at the City Club last night endorsed the Boston Planning Commission and attacked the Street Commission and library management. The group urged taking the Boston & Maine railroad from the New Haven and called for state takeover of the Boston Railroad Holding Company to control Boston and New England rail, with focus on local interests and permanent improvements.

Boston Planning Commission Street Commission Public Library Boston & Maine Railroad New Haven United Improvement Association City Club Congress George Cherry Mt. Hope Salem D. Charles William H. Gleason Germantown Mr. Cherry Boston Public Library Association New York Wadlin Committee On Transportation Parker Morris Massachusetts New England Boston & Maine Boston Morgan Boston Railroad Holding Company New

Swissco Hair Remedy restores color and stops dandruff

An old advertisement promotes Swissco Hair Remedy claiming to restore gray or faded hair to its original color, promote hair growth, and halt dandruff and scalp diseases. The 25 cent bottle is offered free to prove effectiveness.

A.quare Cincinnati

Papes Diapepsin Indigestion Remedy Ad

An advert touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a fast acting digestion aid for indigestion gas upset stomach and related symptoms. It claims rapid relief within five minutes and promotes a fifty cent case for home use with broad consumer appeal.

Pape

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BY C. M. Payne Hes Lloyd Diplomat Want B. &M Library and Street Commission Indorses Plan Interstate Commerce Commission Adams Express Company American Express Company Wells Fargo & Company
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