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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
4
Two methods for indigestion sufferers are outlined. One restricts fermenting foods like bread potatoes fruits and most meats, allowing gluten bread spinach and small amounts of white meat. the other advises eating normally digestible foods and using bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralize acid and stop fermentation. The magnesia tablets are promoted for convenience and effectiveness.
The President outlines a program for railroad regulation and eight hour workdays for interstate rail workers. He urges expansion of the Interstate Commerce Commission, public investigation of major disputes, wartime rail control powers, and faster passage of election finance reforms and Porto Rico legislation. He cites urgent need for export trade support and vocational education.
Overweight readers are urged to slim down by spending extensive time outdoors and taking oil of kerein capsules after meals and before bed. Weekly weigh-ins track progress. the ad claims harmless digestion benefits and a quicker, lighter feeling as weight drops.
James W. Gwinn aged 64 died at 4 Cordis Street Charlestown on December 5. Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist Church at the corner of Austin and Lawrence on Friday at 1 40 p m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Boston officials and civic leaders gathered as plans were laid for a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall to demand price relief. Mayor Curley and notable figures will speak while Congressmen press for embargoes and investigations into cold storage firms and food speculators.
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