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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1917

Page

9

Withdrawals Increase at Boston Postal Savings Banks

Postmaster Murray reported a heavy run on postal savings banks in the Boston district as alien depositors German Austrian and Polish withdraw funds amid fears of war with Germany. The run hit Quincy and the North End with withdrawals continuing from Monday into yesterday. He assured depositors that funds remain safe and that certificates of deposit are as good as gold backed by U S credit.

Murray Boston Germany Quincy North United States

What Is the Cause of Rheumatism Lumbago and Gout

An advertisement by Valentine Mott Pierce M D explains that excess uric acid in the blood causes rheumatism gout and lumbago. It recommends drinking hot water, taking Anuric tablets, iodine tincture or hot linseed poultices, and avoiding meat while dieting on lemonade or hot water to drain uric acid.

Scheele

Protests Move Abolition Hearings Over Trading Stamps

Legislative hearings on three bills to end trading stamps and tobacco coupons drew a protest of more than 600 women at the State House. The judiciary committee planned a Chamber 222 hearing, but the room filled with demonstrators and the session was shifted to the basement taxation chamber.

State House Judiciary Committee

Large women led Beacon Hill hearing on trading stamps

Nearly three hours of testimony at the State House featured Miss Margaret Foley leading about 300 women with a white banner reading We Want Trading Stamps. The hearing debated bill 665 to abolish trading stamps with amendments to allow continued use by certain firms and trademarks.

State House Beacon Hill Margaret Foley C. W. Dunn

Hard Nut for Court Ends With Unclear Charge

Charles F. Daly and his Liverpool friend Thomas J. Dwyer were seen in a Portland doorway after a night out in the West End. A witness testified Daly had his hand in Dwyer’s pocket while papers were involved. Daly claimed the papers were his and that Dwyer was merely helping. The case was postponed to allow the government time to consider.

Charles F. Daly Europe Liverpool Thomas J. Dwyer West End Dwyer Central Court Daly Portland Wolfe

Both Mother and Daughter Find Relief in Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

In Brooklyn New York Miss Meta Tiedemann recounts years of periodic back pain and weakness. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports relief and now recommends it to friends. The ad urges others to try the product to see if it helps them.

Brooklyn N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham Meta Tiedemann Jefferson Ave

Ninety Aliens Seek Papers in Citizenship Rush

Ninety aliens from various nations including two Germans applied for U S citizenship as wartime tensions rise. Over the last three days about 200 applications were filed, deputy clerk Arthur D Grandison reported. Applicants must swear to renounce foreign allegiance and seek American citizenship.

Germany Arthur D. Grandison

State Seeks Intervention in Boston & Maine Receivership

Attorney General Attwill of Massachusetts filed a petition in federal court seeking leave to intervene on behalf of the Commonwealth in the railroad receivership. Massachusetts claims a $5,000,000 creditor stake on three percent bonds with six months of interest due. The petition asks to be heard in all proceedings and in the decree form on ongoing advisements.

Attwill Massachusetts United States District Court Commonwealth Boston & Maine Railroad

Russia Lifts Fur Embargo On Several Species

New York February 7 The Russian government expands its embargo on exporting black fox blue fox ermine marten otter and sea beaver furs. Only sable lamb sheep and goat skins may not be shipped. Trade must use Russian ships or Entente allied ships or first class parcel post.

New York C. J. Medzikhofsky Russia United States

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