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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
5
New York January 14 United States Steel Corporation again offers 60000 shares of common stock at 106 dollars a share to employees on a partial payment plan. Similar opportunities have been offered each year since 1909 when steel stock was sold at par.
The House passed bills by Representative Carter, Dem Oklahoma, granting citizenship to all Indians born in the United States and providing for final disposition of tribal property among Indians deemed competent to manage their shares. The measure removes restrictions on post apportment property disposal to reduce the number of Indian wards of the government.
An ad touts Freezone as a Cincinnati invention that relieves painful corns by applying a small amount to the affected area. It claims instant numbness and easy lift off of hard or soft corns and calluses without irritation, available from druggists for a few cents.
Officials of the army retail stores received orders from Washington granting every factory and town in the state a chance to buy in lot shipments of foodstuffs and other goods from the South Boston bargain stores and sell to employees at reduced prices. Colonel Glascow plans to dispatch salesmen across New England to organize districts where large firms may seek the offer.
Cambridge girl miss Adele He. Catulle will marry Ensign Frank R. Brooks of the U S Meredith.
Miss Adele E. Catulle daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles T Catulle of 152 Austin Street Cambridge weds Ensign Frank R Brooks of the U S S Meredith in a ceremony at the Harvard Street Church parish house. Rev Edward A Elliot to officiate Bridesmaid Miss Marie Erickson Best man George Bakie shipmate of the groom Brooks home is in Indiana.
Paris January 14 The opening of the Caillaux trial, in which Joseph Caillaux former French premier is charged with intriguing to secure a premature and dishonorable peace with Germany, was fixed for February 17.
The Rev. Jones I. J. Corrigan, an 8.34 professor of philosophy at Boston College, spoke to the Young Men's Catholic Association at Boston College High School on Sir Oliver Lodge and Spiritism. He warned that lodge lectures will boost fraudulent mediums, revive spiritism’s commercialism, and bring more psychics and hysterics. This was the first of five lectures Corrigan will deliver on the evidential value of Lodge’s proofs and the new revelation.
Father Corrigan attacks Oliver Lodge revival as fraudulent and dangerous. He cites religious warning, scientific doubt, and historical mediumship fraud to warn readers to avoid spiritist practices and new revelations. The piece mentions upcoming lectures, committee hearings, and calls for evidence over conjecture with references to Lusk and Martens.
Washington January 14 authority given to the foreign relations sub committee to hire counsel for a Russian propaganda inquiry sparked sharp dispute among members. Chairman Moses and Senator Knox favored Archibald Stevenson, attorney for a New York radical activity probe, while Senator Borah warned he would quit if Stevenson were selected.
Anthony Bouzas of 929 Washington Street, a restaurant keeper, was found guilty by Judge Creed in Central Court of exposing cream below the legal standard. Testimony claimed the cream was evaporated milk diluted with water. Sentence to be handed down later. Thomas Pappas of 56 North Margin Street, West End, fined $3 for misuse of a milk bottle after admitting selling cider in a registered milk bottle. Henry Zade of 65 Dartmouth Street, storekeeper, found guilty of selling oleomargarine without a license. case placed on file.
Advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the solution to faded garments. It promises rich, fadeless color on wool, silk, linen, cotton or blends and assures easy use with an instruction booklet. A Diamond Dye Color Card helps match any material.
An old health column explains that excess hydrochloric acid causes acid indigestion and gastritis. It recommends Bisulated Magnesia as a safe inexpensive remedy taken after meals to neutralize acid, relieve gas, and prevent sour stomach.
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