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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
2
Readable items describe ready made dresses from $1.00 to $7.50 in various fabrics, followed by a wide fur selection with prices from $2.95 to $125.00. The listing includes hats, gloves, laces, silks, dress goods, and accessories with many price points and assorted brands.
A long list of men s underwear shirts and hosiery priced from 19c to 50c alongside hats caps and coats. In home goods the store offers blankets spreads bed trunks trunks and rugs with prices from under a dollar to about twenty dollars. Toys and household items like kettles pans and rug assortments fill the catalog section.
Germany and France will exchange names residences and other details of motorists convicted for traffic violations starting March 1 under a new agreement announced today. The arrangement comes at Germanys initiative and aims to improve cross border enforcement.
The Pierian Speciality of Musicians at Harvard presented their annual concert before the Harvard Club of Boston at the new clubhouse on Commonwealth Avenue. The program featured classical and semi classical pieces ending with a pipe organ solo by R. M. Dinsmore of the sophomore class.
A vintage ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults, claiming quick relief from feverish, peevish symptoms and digestive discomfort. It warns to avoid counterfeits and to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
A Dublin meeting chaired by the Lord Mayor condemned the British postmaster general Herbert Samuel for releasing Cunard from its Queenstown call obligation. Sir Roger Casement backed an addendum affirming imperial authority and pledging action if pressure fails, accusing Irish American networks of influence.
Judge John B. Ratigan told a Dedham court that divorces are granted on flimsy grounds in Massachusetts. In the trial of Frederick A. Jelley versus Ida S. Jelley, the husband admitted he had no evidence of unfaithfulness and had not asked her to return, as the court took the case under advisement.
A committee of the M T T Alumni Association plans a Massachusetts State engineering bureau at Tech to actively apply its resources to public problems. Currently aid comes through individual professors, the move seeks formal systematic support with a one month report expected and likely establishment of the bureau.
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