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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
3
Double Legal Stamps Every Morning Until Noon. Unusually big values on new clothing from New York tailors. No other Boston store matches the savings and buying power. With every ten cents spent you receive Legal Stamps, touted as the best trading stamps.
In Columbia Missouri a baby boy, the sole male, will be petted by 85 coeds from the home economics class at Missouri State University. Professor Edna D Day will lead a series of baby care lessons with compulsory attendance, while the girls eagerly seek entry to the first session.
Westboro report: Marion Shaw 19 says Winthrop Green 21 left town to avoid marriage due to his father Waldo Green’s objection and housekeeper Mrs Teal involvement. Shaw defends his adulthood and future plans while Green’s father doubts union.
Grace B Wahl, former wife of William Guggenheim, faces a New York Supreme Court setback as she seeks to overturn a 1901 Chicago divorce decree. Untermyer for Mrs Aimee Sternberger Guggenheim argues to restrain further suits. Steuer for Wahl contends Guggenheim aided the Chicago divorce.
St John s Newfoundland residents report a bright star like object with a visible tail in the western horizon tonight. The sighting is linked to the recently announced comet from the Harvard Observatory.
In Chicopee on January 21 a chemistry class of fourteen at Chicopee High School were overcome by chlorine gas fumes during lab cleanup. Two students opened windows and alcohol fumes were used to dilute the gas. A girl, Mildred Moore, fainted and others coughed but all pupils recovered with no serious injuries.
In Charlestown James Donahue arraigned in municipal court for stealing money from Conductor Thomas S. Goodwin of the Boston Elevated on a Washington Street car near Hollis. Donahue fled, was pursued, caught, and held until police arrival. He was found guilty and sentenced to six months in the House of Correction by Judge Burke.
John H. O Sullivan of New England Oil Company found guilty of obstructing inbound rail on Massachusetts avenue and Boylston street with his team on January 3. Judge Williams imposed a $15 fine.
Comptroller of the Currency Murray ordered all national bank examiners to refuse any request for clerical assistance from bank clerks during examinations. The move targets the practice of examiners using bank staff to aid in their work.
Alden Monroe and William Fitzgerald of the Lot tie B. will be recommended for Carnegie fund recognition for braving a blizzard to save the Sea Flea crew during a storm that swept Canso Bay. Fitzgerald answered Monroe’s volunteer call, saving imperiled sailors as their schooner sank. The report notes the city fence viewer’s disputed duties and low fees, often requiring civil action to collect dues.
Mayor Hibbard will appeal to the Legislature to abolish the fence viewer position in Boston. A drafted bill would transfer duties to the street commissioners, eliminating what is described as the most unpopular city job.
The ad argues traditional soaps strip moisture from hair and scalp, while Birt's Head Wash leaves the scalp soft and hair glossy. It lists refined soap glycerin coconut oil egg white and salicylic acid as ingredients and notes the full formula is printed on every jar. It urges asking a doctor about the product.
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