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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1920

Page

3

Today's Band Concerts on Boston Common

Boston Band performs noon and 8 PM concerts on the Common conducted by Emil Mollenhauer. Selections include Meeves Overture, Le Domino Noir, Stars in a Velvety Sky trumpet solo, Militaire Francaise, Phedre, Reflections from The Mikado, Salome d amiour, Waltz Jolly Fellows, Aria O Promise of a Joy Divine, Uncle Tom's Cabin, L Africaine melodic pieces, Spain scenes, Al Capitane, and The Star Spangled Banner.

Boston Band Emil [Mollenhauer Stevenson Meeves Auber Clarke Militaire Francaise Saint-Saens Phedre Sullivan Salme D'Amour Jolly Fellows Vallstedt Lahore Massenet Lampe L’africaine Meyerbeer Spain Lange Beard al Capitane Eke Cote Sousa

BITRO-PHOSPHATE Health Claim Ad Urges Phosphorus Need

An advertisement promotes BITRO-PHOSPHATE to combat fatigue weakness and nervousness, claiming four in ten people need more phosphorus. It argues traditional tonics fail and that the phosphoric element in BITRO-PHOSPHATE strengthens health, with a physician-supported, non patent medicine claim and an $80 guarantee.

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Alkali in Shampoos Bad for Washing Hair

An old health note warns that most soaps and shampoos use too much alkali, drying the scalp and making hair brittle. It promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure grease free and cheap, requiring a small amount for rich lather that cleanses, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft and manageable with reduced dust and dandruff buildup.

Roosevelt and Cox to confer on vice presidential nomination

Roosevelt plans to confer with Cox and the Democratic committee after leaving San Francisco to finalize campaign plans. He hopes for Hyde Park to receive the nomination notification, then meets Cox in Dayton or Columbus before visiting his family in Hyde Park. He will also visit Eastport after a Navy retirement cleanup and yacht races off Sandy Hook.

Western Pacific Scenic Limited Wendover Utah Associated Pess Franklin D. Roosevelt National Committee Roosevelt Glenwood Springs Col Lathrop Brown New York Chicago Governor Cox Dayton Columbus Hyde Park Sandy Hook Washington Navy Department Eastport

Men charged in Chelsea salmon painting case

Dr. Patrick H. Mullowney said the city will allege on July 21 that Isaac Harwitz painted salmon for sale. Harwitz and Morris Winer of 160 Commercial street were arraigned in Central Court on Wednesday after inspectors seized the fish from Winer's Chelsea shop.

Chelsea Patrick H. Mullowney City Health Department Isaac Harwitz Marginal Street Harwitz Morris Winer Commercial Street Central Court Health Department Winer Mullowney Wine

Professor resigns from Boston volunteer police presidency

Professor Edwin Herbert Hall of Harvard Boston’s first volunteer policeman and founder of the Boston Volunteer Police of 1919 resigns as president. He cites inability to devote required time and effort. He will be succeeded by first vice president Brenton H. MacCurdy.

Edwin Herbert Hall Harvard Boston Boston Volunteer Police Brenton H. MacCurdy

Conviction of Six Labor Organizers Upheld

Judge Kennedy in Pittsburg upheld the May conviction of six American Federation of Labor organizers for attempting a street meeting in Duquesne without a permit. The fine was reduced from 100 to 25 dollars. an appeal to the U S Supreme Court will be pursued.

Pittsburg R. M. Kennedy American Federation of Labor Duquesne Penn United States Supreme Court

Portugal War Record Praised by Captains Crew

Deafening cheers greeted Portugal's war record at two luncheons for Captain John M. Carvalho of the Portuguese cruiser Sao Gabriel and his crew yesterday. The Portuguese crew in turn cheered America to the echo.

Portugal John M. Carvalho Sao Gabriel America

Portugal Honors War Heroes At Boston Receptions

Boston hosts praised Portugal for entering World War I with zeal. John J. Martin and Capt John Carvalho spoke at Young's Hotel luncheon and American House dinner with Consul Abecasis and Rear Admiral Dunn lauded. A large crowd celebrated with dances, songs, and plans for parades and a silver vase gift to the Sao Gabriel.

Portugal Republic of Europe John J. Martin Exchange Trust Company John Carvalho Young Eugene A. Hudson Boston Republic Fernando Abecasis Carvalho Dunn First Naval District Azores

Father Sees Son Struck and Killed by Truck

In Lowell a man witnessed his 6 year old son fatally struck by a delivery truck near a meat store at 82 Davidson Street. The boy died at St John’s Hospital. Driver Herbert F. Rose of Chelmsford was arrested on manslaughter charges.

Lowell Ladislaw Nalewayko Davidson Street St. John’s Hospital Herbert F. Rose Gilwood Avenue Chelmsford

Alcohol in extracts urged by pure food expert

Springfield July 8 The Flavoring Extract Manufacturers Association hears Lewis B. Allyn warn that banning alcohol in extracts would drive substitutes and imitations that lack true flavor. He says pure vanilla lemon and orange extracts require moderate alcohol and calls for a research institute to study the issue.

Springfield

Train door injury at Egleston square station incident

Mrs Carlill of 77 Beach street sustained contusions on her right side when a northbound train door at Egleston square station closed on her. Police say she was struck as she was at the Northampton street L station and removed from the train.

Narrow trolley crash at Dudley and Warren streets injures none

A Fields Corner outbound car narrowly escaped a collision with an inbound Sullivan Square Main Street car near the Dudley Street terminal. A side door was ripped off and a large window broken but no serious injuries. Mrs. Margaret O Mara of 6 Dean Street nearly collapsed but reached her home.

Fields Dudley Street Sullivan square-Main Street Margaret O’mara Dean Street Dudley Warren Streets

Farmer Posse Kills Convict Near Ellington

Centerville Missouri july 8 a mob of whites shot and killed Fred Canafex an escaped Negro convict who had allegedly attacked a farmer daughter near Ellington Tuesday after escaping from a prison camp Reynolds County sheriff could not stop the mob and his deputy posse.

Centerville Fred Canafex Here Canafex Frank Simmons Ellington Illington Reynolds County

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