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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1915

Page

7

A Home Remedy for Dyspepsia Promoted in Ad Text

The advertisement promotes bisulated magnesia as a cure for acidity and dyspepsia. It notes that over ninety percent of stomach troubles arise from acidity and recommends a teaspoon of powder or three grain tablets to neutralize acid after meals or during pain.

Supper for 111 Children at Salvation Army

Mrs Horatio N Slater and her daughter Ray helped serve 111 hungry children at the Salvation Army People's Palace on East Brookline Street. Children received steaming corn chowder and bread with unlimited servings. A carry home lunch included bread and sardines or soda crackers and salmon.

Horatio N. Slater Ray People’s Palace of the Salvation Army East Brookline Street Esther Ray Slater Ccarry

Rockefeller Jr Testifies Five Hours At Inquiry

John D. Rockefeller Jr. testified for five hours at a United States Commission on Industrial Relations inquiry in New York. He faced a rigid cross examination by chairman Frank Walsh about the policies and actions of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company and the foundations it supported.

New York John D. Rockefeller, Jr United States Commission On Industrial Relations Frank Walsh Colorado Fuel & Iron Company

Rockefeller lights question of labor and stock ties

Mr Rockefeller testifies he supports lawful labor action and public disclosure of corporate data. He details his father’s $24 million investment in Colorado Fuel & Iron, now worth $19 million, notes payroll changes and stock holdings, and describes staff influence on his decisions during a broader push for publicity.

Rockefeller Pather Colorado Fuel & Iron Company City Hall Mr. Rockefeller Colorado Industrial Company Colorado Supply Company Walsh Starr J. Murphy Jerome D. Green John D. Rockefeller Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Commissioner Walsh

Governor to greet Boston newsies at Paul Revere Hall

State and city dignitaries led by Mayor Curley and Governor Walsh will attend the Boston Newsboys Protective Union annual gathering at Paul Revere Hall this evening. Notable figures promise to spend an hour or more with the boys, aiming to make the event memorable.

Curley Walsh Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union Paul Revere Hall

Begy's Mustarine rubs pains away claim

An advertisement touts BEGY'S MUSTARINE as a superior mustard plaster alternative for rheumatic pains neuritis coughs colds and many aches. The 26 cent yellow box promises quick relief without blistering and urges readers to keep it on hand for lumbago sprains cramps sore feet corns and chilblains.

BEGY

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