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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
4
Old stalls used in hotels and cafes are banned by a new law urged by the White Slave Commission. Violations carry a 500 dollar fine and up to two months imprisonment for each offence plus possible license suspension for restaurants cafes and hotels.
Miss Blanche Rose explains a home mixture to darken gray hair and improve texture during a Chicago interview. The recipe uses bay rum glycerine and Barbo Compound in water and is said to restore a youthful look, soothe the scalp, and curb dandruff while promoting growth.
Alexander Brin former Boston newsboy told Newsboy Union officials last night that Leo Frank did not seek a pardon. Brin said Frank desires vindication and expects the real killer of Mary Phagan to confess soon. Brin praised Governor Slaton for commuting the sentence amid mob pressure and noted widespread support.
Fifty veterans of the Forty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment plus regimental families traveled to Nantasket Beach. Association president Thomas P. Smith led a dinner at the Atlantic House followed by a business meeting. The group then enjoyed stories and reminiscing on the shore.
Boston artist Darius Cobb завершил четырехмесячный тур по стране, демонстрируя свою работу The Master в больших церковных собраниях. Он сообщил в редакцию, что вернется в Бостон в начале месяца.
Cambridge and Malden business leaders relocated to Nahant for an annual outing with the Inman Square Business Men's Association and the Malden Board of Trade. About 46 automobiles carried 256 Cambridge tradesmen and city officials to Hotel Brenton for a 1 PM dinner while a parallel group from Malden followed to the Relay House in the evening.
Cambridge youths aged 20 to 75 joined a day of athletic stunts at Inman square. Mayor Good ex Mayor Barry Congressman Dallinger and Democratic State chair Mich ael A. O'Leary attended with Sheriff Fairbain and DA Corcoran nearby. Steve Harrington led events and urged all business men to the diamond. The day featured sprinting, boxing for youths, long jumps and a baseball variety with mixed teams while the Maiden Board of Trade prepared a big clam feed at the Relay House starting at 6 o'clock.
William M. Blakeley of Malden and Mayor Newhall of Lynn race in tandem as they vie for pace and public attention, each striving to outpace the other in a crowded city event.
New York June 30 Sir Robert Borden premier of Canada said he had not been called to England by the war office and sails at his own wish for conferences with heads of departments. He plans talks with the war department about placing orders through J P Morgan and Co in America and believes Canada has been neglected. He expects Canada to muster about 500000 more men for the front.
The Albanian Dielli denounces Montenegro for occupying Scutari, calling it a flagrant breach of Albanian neutrality and London conference decisions. It notes Scutari’s 40 000 residents and asserts Scutari became Albania’s real capital after Durazzo’s loss of provisional status. It questions claims of Albanian welcome to Montenegrin forces and cites 2000 Albanian casualties in the advance.
The Sunday Post Magazine continues the tense mystery surrounding Marie Dupont. New clues surface about her identity and fate as investigators press forward.
A Massachusetts letter to the editor argues Charles Sumner Bird is the strongest potential governor candidate if he consents. It praises his conservatism, integrity, and leadership on equal suffrage liquor religion race and Americanism, and notes his popularity across parties. The writer believes Bird would unite the state and inspire national reform.
A hot day menu features a bowl of half-and-half made from half cream and half milk with a pinch of salt and Uneeda Biscuit for cooling relief. The idea promises a refreshing, simple way to beat the heat.
An advertisement touts Sargol as a scientific remedy to help the digestive tract absorb fats from food, claiming 19 to 20 pounds of solid flesh with minimal side effects. It targets thin individuals and guarantees money back if unsatisfied, noting use for stomach upset conditions but urging that users seek ten pound gains.
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