Employee awards after acid drink mix up in work plant
Henry Osterbrink of John P. Squire & Co. was injured when he drank muriatic acid instead of water at work. The Supreme Judicial Court upheld the Accident Industrial Board ruling granting his two daughters 3.15 each for 500 weeks under the workmen’s compensation act, finding casual employment connection and disallowing bottle substitution as a work risk.
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Tlenry Osterbrink
John P. Squire & Co
Supreme Judicial Court
Accident Industrial Board
Superior Court
Pierce
Drink a Glass of Real Hot Water Before Breakfast
Sanitary science advocates daily internal cleansing by drinking real hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. The ad claims it cleanses the stomach liver and bowels, removes indigestible waste and toxins, and improves health for all, citing benefits for constipation bilious spells and sickly complexions.
Ratification Hearings Press for National Prohibition Amendment
A crowded State House hearing room hears advocates for ratifying the federal prohibition amendment. Speakers including Guy A. Ham Dr. James W. Putnam Bishop Hughes and others argue that prohibition reduces crime and pain, with opposition from some labor and political groups. Next week the committee will hear opponents. the administration cites treaty concerns.
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Committee On Federal Relations
State House
Guy A. Ham
United States
Hie
Goa
Massachusetts
Ham
James W. Putnam
Putnam
Massachusetts Medical Association
Alien slacker bill clears House in 344 to 21 vote
The House passed the alien slacker bill by 344 to 21, barring citizenship for draft age aliens claiming exemption and authorizing deportation. It also permits drafting aliens for agricultural or industrial labor and now goes to the Senate.
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Great Britain
Canada
France
Italy
Germany
United States
Immigration Committee
House
Rogers
Massachusetts
Gallivan
America
Washington
Senate
Coal surges to New England as supply grows
More coal arrived in New England yesterday than any winter day and a record fleet of coal barges is due today boosting supply. Fuel restrictions to be lifted next week with early closing orders ending and libraries reopening amid a potential new coal shipment route via rail to New York and box barges to New Haven and Providence. Harvard Union to reopen next month as fuel outlook improves.
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Charles H. Jones
Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company
Ignatius McNulty
William McNamara, Jr
New England Catholic Prohibition League
New England
Storrow
James McWilliams
Blue Box Barge Line of
New York
New Haven
New London
Providence
Harvard Union
Union to Host Student Center with Expanded Facilities
The Union will charge a membership fee this year and invite all students to use it as headquarters. Reading and writing rooms, the billiard parlor and the library will be opened. only the dining room is currently in operation.
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Billard
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin
Purported ad claims olive tablets cleanse blood bowels and liver like calomel but gently. The vegetable compound in olive oil is marketed to improve skin tone and mood, with nightly doses for a week and prices 10c and 25c per box at all druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
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