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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
9
A purely vegetable remedy touted as gentle and effective. It claims to drive impurities from the bowels and improve general well being. Suggested use includes a cup when ill with cold feverish symptoms or headaches for sweet breath clear skin and healthy appetite.
Funeral for Thomas B. Fitzpatrick of Brown Durrell Company held at Church of St Mary of the Assumption Brookline at 10 o'clock with Cardinal O Connell in attendance. Pallbearers include civic and commercial leaders. interment at Holyhood Cemetery.
A.J. Arnold testifies to the Senate committee that the Texas branch of the National Farmers' Union received between 25,000 and 40,000 dollars from bourbon brewer-linked figures for 1914–1916 and that railroads and bankers funded publicity against the Adamson eight hour act. He cites Autrey Landsberg Faust and possible Pabst ties, with records destroyed or turned over to authorities.
Paris January 16 The league of nations covenant in treaty form has advanced beyond expectations after talks among Lord Robert Cecil Secretary Lansing and Colonel House. The document now includes 13 articles and eight supplements, uniting key features of various plans and awaiting further revision before Congress or committee consideration.
Eight councils across Greater Boston will train local Boy Scouts under a national reorganization effective yesterday. Previously the Greater Boston Council directed scouting since 1911. The eight councils operate under the umbrella of the Greater Boston Federation.
The American steamer Susquehanna sailing from New York January 10 to Genoa put into Halifax Nova Scotia with steering gear out of commission. Two tugs assisted her to harbor and repairs will permit continuation of her voyage once fixed.
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