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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
9
An advertisement urges vigilance as influenza may return with cold weather. It promotes Hyomei, an oil of Hyomei inhaler, claiming preventive benefits by delivering germicidal air to nose and lungs. It touts safety, low cost, and lasting inhaler usefulness through the season.
Advertisement touts Sloan's liniment for joint and muscle pain with quick relief, no stain, easy application, economy in a large bottle, available at your druggist.
Purified blood rebuilds strength and regulates bowels after influenza and prostrating diseases. Hood's Sarsaparilla expels poisons weakening the blood causing pallor and anemia. It carries a fifty year record as a standard remedy. Hood's Pills provide gentle cathartic relief for all.
Raymond L. M. Ramsdell vice president of United Cigar Stores was arraigned in a magistrate court on a disorderly conduct charge for the statement I hope he drowns about President Wilson. The case was adjourned until Friday as his attorney Max D. Steuer asked for time. The remark occurred at the Hotel Marie Antoinette during Wilsons voyage to France aboard the George Washington and was witnessed by a hotel guest who served the summons. Ramsdell declined to discuss the complaint.
Hartford CT December report from the Public Service Commission cites 171 active public service corporations in Connecticut with 201 fatalities and 6143 injuries.
Charlie Gong, operator of a Chinese laundry in Martford, Conn, was pardoned today after serving 27 years of a life sentence for killing a fellow countryman in a quarrel. This marked his 28th pardon application.
The Supreme Court made permanent with modifications injunctions preventing the E. W. Bliss Company from manufacturing torpedoes containing certain naval improvements for any party but the United States. Navy had alleged Bliss would share construction methods with British firm Whitehead & Co. in 1918 despite 1905 contracts. Bliss argued improvements were not the Navy claims and existed earlier.
Washington report says more than 500000 high capacity demolition bombs were ordered for the air service before June 30 and 1028 had been delivered, per the bureau of aircraft production first annual report released today.
Acting Director Potter reports vast wartime air programme activity up to June 30 1918 with 12500 fighting aircraft orders totaling 529 De Havilland and 24 Bristol bombers deliveries, 500 Handley Page 1000 Caproni night bombers on order and 1000 Cl5-5 pursuit monoplanes. Detaviland 8000 Bristol 2000. engine orders 1500 500 delivered 2892. 100000 machine guns contracted 40000 delivered. 65000000 feet spruce 5000000 feet fir shipped May 24 1917 to June 30 1918. Appropriations total 682646667 with 208410000 spent on material and 164898494 on buildings and fields.
New England Dry Goods Association hosts a banquet at Boston City Club this evening. Felix Vorenberg of Gilchrist Co. speaks on The Reconstruction Period and Its Effects on Retail Merchants. Bert H. Newcomb discusses Team Work. A nominating committee will be named for 1919 officers, to be elected in January. Henry Brine is president, Edward N. Hugo secretary.
Brockton officials report 93 influenza cases by noon as health board orders placards on infected houses. District principals to inspect conditions and report daily. Pupils from placarded homes sent home. Emergency hospital preparations underway.
The narrator recalls an accidental meeting with Hazel at one o clock and invites her to lunch. Hazel appears older in a blue velvet suit with an opossum fur collar and cuffs, a cutaway coat revealing a gray-blue suede waistcoat, and a narrow fur hem, reflecting a winter fashion shift.
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