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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1911

Page

7

Telephone Co cuts rates for suburban lines in dispute

Massachusetts Highway Commission approves adding one and two party unlimited suburban residence service at annual rates of 44 and 36 dollars with divided ringing. The New England Telephone Company cites fairness and urges trial, while warning the board to rescind if inequities appear.

Massachusetts Highway Commission Telephone Company Commission Boston Massachusetts State Highway Commission Ashburton Place Boston and Suburban E. K. Halle New England Telephones & Telegraph Company Milk Street Mass F. I. Bieler BE. W. Hall The Woburn Winthrop Reading Quincy Newton Hingham Highway Commission W. D. Sohier Jackson

Goodyear Welt Shoes Offer Comfort and Value

Shoe buyers are told Goodyear Welt footwear matches hand made quality at one third the price. The text cites durable materials, smooth insoles with no threads or tacks, and comfort guaranteed by top manufacturers using welting machines.

Goodyear Goodyear West United Shoe Machinery Company Beverly Massachusetts United Shoe Machinery CO Boston Mass

Endeavorers Need 23922 to Complete Fund Drive

The City Club business men’s committee reports progress on the Christian Endeavor headquarters building fund. After a noon luncheon the total raised reaches 26078 with 389? remaining to hit 28922. Donors include F P Carpenter Federal Trust Company A J Shartle Robert H Gardner Ernest Acker J G T Terederick H Payne Edwin D Mead Benjamin C Lane and others.

City Club of the Business Men’s Committee Christian Endeavor F. P. Carpenter Federal Trust Company A. J. Shartle Robert H. Gardner Ernest Acker Terederick H. Payne Edwin D. Mead Benjamin C. Lane Gertrude F. Thompson Etta P. Blanchard

Governor to Lead March at Dance in Washington Hall

The annual ball of the Young Men's Lyceum of the North End is set for Washington’s Birthday eve at St. John's Hall Moon Street. Governor Foss will lead the grand march with Mayor Fitzgerald Speaker Walker and Senate President Treadway among the notables. A concert runs 8 to 9 and dancing until 3. John J. Leahy chairs the reception committee.

Young Men’s Lyceum North Eng St. John’s Hall Moon Street Washington Foss Fitzgerald Walker Treadway Senate John J. Leahy North End

Shampoo claim linked to dry hair mystery recipe

An advertisement quotes Mae Martyn of the Los Angeles Record praising canthrax in cleansing the hair. The ad touts a home recipe using a teaspoon of canthrax dissolved in hot water to massage the scalp before rinsing, claiming quicker drying and glossy hair with a vigorous scalp.

Mae Martyn Los Angeles Record

Curious Features in News of Day

Berlin reports a late night parade test of a new rifle bullet that emits light when fired. Searchlights and rockets were used to illuminate troop movements across snow, with military officials keeping test results secret. A second item notes Dr. Hutchinson defending a sleepy morning boy who resists waking.

Berlin

Branded "Laziest Man in the Town" in Baltimore

Henry Norman Crist was branded the "laziest man in town" by Magistrate O'Neill after arrest for non support. His wife testified he slept 17 hours daily and spent long periods by the fire smoking, eating, and visiting, while he quipped on light work and jury duty.

Baltimore Henry Norman Crist O'Neill

Operator overhears death of father in railroad accident

Middletown New York February 8 Sitting at the switchboard at the Chester exchange Miss Etta Sanders heard a message over the wire about an accident three miles away in which two men were killed She learned the fatalities included her father Edgar Sanders track superintendent for the Lehigh and Hudson railroad He remained at her post until relieved by another operator.

Middletown N. Y Chester Etta Sanders Edgar Sanders Lehigh and Hudson Railroad

Verbal Marathon at Divorce Hearing in St Louis

Mrs. Alice L. Lemen testified for hours in a divorce suit against her second husband William C. Lemen. The judge halted proceedings for three hours to rest the stenographer as she spoke rapidly about their troubled marriage and家庭生活.

ST. Louis Alice L. Lemen Hadley

Doctor Advocates Unlimited Pie for Boys at Conference

Dr Woods Hutchinson of New York speaking at the National Health Conference in Baltimore urges giving boys all the pie they want. He argues a diet freedom aids health and growth, reflecting a provocative stance on dietary restraint.

Baltimore Woods Hutchinson New York

University of Pennsylvania faculty quiets posters in show

Architectural professors align with students calling for posters to be draped or models removed to avoid shocking outsiders. Barnard statues at Harrisburg and plaster casts on campus become flashpoints as students urge draping and removal before campus windows.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Barnard Marrisburg Paris Naturalibus

Attack on Juarez Uncertain as Forces Move In

El Paso report states Juarez may not face attack tonight. Rival forces include Navarro leading about 1000 federales from Chihuahua and Jose de la Les Blanca with 350 insurrectos from Casas Grandes. Rumors of Navarro's reverse circulate, but wires are down and claims are unverified.

EL Paso Tex Juarez Navarro Chihuahua Jose de la Les Blanca Casas Grandes Blanco

Border clashes and troop movements near the Rio Grande

Orozco and allied forces consolidate near the river as Alanis camps 12 miles east of the border at Sargosa. Mexican detachments, fresh from Ojinaga, threaten cross-border action while Blanco’s fate remains unclear. American guards detain 27 Mexicans trying to cross. Editorial observers note stark army contrasts and press suppression after Cerro Prieto killings.

Navarro Juarez Orozco Alanis Blanco Here Rio Grande Sargosa Texas Ojinaga Casas Grandes Cerro Prieto

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Attorney Hall Goodyear Welt ScoTce Oet OF Connon George the Press Publishing Co George McManus Denys Bree Alice O'Hare Dr. Hutchinson Frontier Asthma CO Niagara and Hudson Sts Buffalo, N. Y Chase & Sanborn’s India Ceylon Formosa Orloff Chase & Sanborn
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