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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
7
Riot calls came into West Side police stations as hundreds of unemployed garment workers were harangued by men claiming IWW ties. Five leading speakers were arrested.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a cure for rheumatism kidney and bladder issues. It claims toxins and uric acid are removed by stronger kidney cleansing, promising relief from the first doses and a money back guarantee. It invites customers to buy at drug stores with three daily doses for a few days.
Hospital campaign in Boston shows growing momentum with outlying parishes and the Cosmopolitan team leading donations. The St Elizabeth's effort highlights 45 years of community service at low cost, aided by Sisters of St. Francis and hundreds of individual donors across Holy Family Rockland Brighton and Dorchester parishes.
The list shows contributions up to 1 o'clock yesterday from various donors including named individuals and a total amount of $36,511.00 with additional smaller gifts of 100.00 5.00 10.00 16.00 and 50.06. Names appear partially garbled but include Miss Mary Scott and Miss Mary J. O Sullivan among others.
In Beverly on January 27 thieves ransacked the Atlantic avenue residence of former Alderman F A Crosby while his family attended a theater. Jewelry valued at over 1000 dollars disappeared, with the burglars inspecting floors from basement to attic. The rear door was left unlocked and the night latch jammed.
Viardot notes in Memories and Adventures that Russians in 1886 Crimea were scrupulously clean yet sloppy at table with finger use and cream-jug drinking. She praises their divine music and observes Russia has since improved its manners and other things.
Torchy dives into melodrama in Sewell Ford's new Torchy tale for the Sunday Post Magazine. The feature, titled Giving Bivens His Wish, unfolds with suspense and action across a dramatic plot.
Edward S. Age from Boston as head of the Association of Machinists is arrested for attempting to address about 600 Sullivan Machinery Company workers. John Luthringer was fined and bonded earlier. organizers vow more actions daily to press for free speech and a hearing.
Dr. DeWitt G. Wilcox of Boston University Medical School urged fathers to curb boy smoking in a YMCA talk on sex education. He advised parents on signs of addiction and warned that tobacco harms physical development and athletic success, urging firm parental guidance.
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