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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
3
Wilson's former customers will come to this sale noting quality as prices cut 69c for 1.00 Union suits and 39c for 59c shirts and drawers. Wool and cashmere items discounted from 1.45 to 2.50, gloves and pajamas also marked down.
Urges prompt attention to skin disorders to prevent spread and infection. Recommends Poslam as antiseptic and healing agent to eradicate eczema and surface troubles quickly. Drugstore purchase urged and a free sample offer noted from New York address.
The McIntyre of Portland, thought lost in the gale of Tuesday and Wednesday, was towed into port late this afternoon by Gloucester life saving station's power boat. For 48 hours the craft and crew faced the gale after losing rudder and anchors, drifting toward Plum Island and riding windward on hedges of pig iron.
Frank S. Robinson aged 22 a railway mail clerk living at 222 West Sel don street Mattapan was removed from a mail car at South station about 7 15 last night and brought to police headquarters by detectives Claflin Murray and Alexander. He faces charges of stealing two registered letters one from April and one from October with zero cents in each.
A new bill targets seat hogging in rail stations defining it as a punishable offense with fines, aiming at late dashers and those rushing to seats. The session also discusses subway projects, terminal moves, and transportation reforms including Boston police appointments and road safety measures.
Three men were locked in a building at 53 Cornhill and 8 Elm Street last night around 7. Patrolmen Andrews and Davis from City Hall Avenue station used ladders to free the prisoners.
A bill by Representative Prime of Winchester seeks a PSC investigation into New England Telephone Company charging possible excessive rates. The measure asks questions on company relations with American Telephone and Telegraph, and requests study of rate structures and policy. A companion petition proposes crediting unused annual calls to the next contract year.
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