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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
2
Cartoon caption style humor by C. M. Payne. humorous vignette reflecting early 20th century social antics. Copyright 1915 Press Publishing Company. creator name and date embedded for archival reference.
A lead advertisement promotes Emerald Oil as a new treatment for varicose veins and ulcers. It urges sufferers to obtain a two ounce bottle from pharmacists, apply morning and night, and promises rapid swelling reduction and even relief for tubercular glands and goitre with steady use.
Advertises small original bottle of Ginginol as a safe sure treatment for pyorrhoea and Riggs disease. Claims to stop sore soft or spongy gums, loose teeth, and tooth sensitivity lasting for weeks. Promotes drug store availability.
Robert F. Herrick of Milton named chief marshal for the 25th anniversary commencement of the Harvard class of 1890. A Harvard captain in varsity crew, he was third marshal in 1890 and chairs the Harvard rowing committee while aiding varsity coaching.
Washington January 20 The child born in the White House Sunday will be named Francis Sayre Francis B Sayre and his wife are the parents President Wilson is expected to be godfather and the christening may be held at the White House with the date yet to be set.
Elmer H. Waterhouse former Portland police chief was nominated by Governor Oakley Curtis to lead the Maine State Prison in Augusta replacing retiring Frank J. Ham. The announcement came from Augusta today with Waterhouse set to assume duties after Ham retires.
George B. Perkins of Boston, charged with murdering F. W. R. Hinman of Jacksonville on the steamer Mohawk, testified he suffered awful hallucinations and frenzy on the voyage. He said he knew nothing of the killing as several witnesses testified yesterday to seeing the shooting onboard.
Reserves from the East Dedham street police station were called to stop a riot at the Harrison dance hall 385 Harrison avenue. More than 75 men and women members of the Three Friends Club took part along with several officer squads. One man was arrested and a score or more heads were broken as the disturbance was quelled.
Patrolman D J Crowley patrolling the East Dedham street station area investigated unusual noise at a hall. Upon entering he found men and women dancing in undignified pirouettes and racing arguments. He arrested John Cannon of 334 Harrison avenue, triggering a wider brawl.
Patrolman Robert Chalmers of East Dedham station aided by crowd confrontation at Dover street as Crowley tried moving a prisoner to the box. Crowley called for reserves. officers arrived to restore order. Crowley remained with the wounded prisoner while Chalmers was beaten and downed. Cannon was captured and slated for arraignment.
Mayor Curley approved trustees plan to use 200000 for improvements at the parental school property in West Roxbury. The site, once abolished, has served the city hospital for convalescent infectious disease patients. Remaining 200000 from a 298000 south department appropriation supports this proposed use while a bill to authorize it moves through the Legislature.
The next Sunday Post features guidance on dental care on its homes page. The article outlines practical steps for maintaining oral health with routine brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits emphasized for readers seeking long term benefits.
Washington January 20. After three days of nonstop assault on the government ship purchase bill Senator Burton of Ohio yielded the floor to Senator Weeks of Massachusetts who pressed the fight. Democratic leaders call it an open filibuster and vow to keep the measure before the Senate despite appropriation bills while caucusing to perfect the bill.
Republicans plan a long fight while Democrats seek to stretch debate. Senators Weeks Lodge Jones prepare with books and documents to await Senator Burton’s fatigue. Other speakers include Root Sutherland Smoot Brandegee Gallinger and Nelson as plans for substitutes and amendments unfold.
Detective John H. Connolly encountered a rough confrontation after a scuffle in Scollay square subway station. Harry Steppins, 19, of 88 Front Street Rochester New York, was arrested about 6 30 after allegedly attempting to steal from a woman’s handbag.
Una Clayton presents a morning 11 o'clock one act playlet Milk at B F Keiths Theatre under the Milk and Baby Hygiene Association of Boston. The production is endorsed by the Consumers League and city and state officials and includes motion pictures on milk hygiene. Admission by ticket.
Subpenas were served on former President Charles S. Mellen of the New York New Haven & Hartford railroad and several executives and a lawyer. They are named as witnesses for the government in the United States case against Edward D. Robbins of New Haven. The trial is set for January 28 in New York.
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