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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
11
A AMA member cites preventable disease deaths to urge home hygiene. The Sylpho Nathol disinfectant claims to kill germs in waste pipes garbage cans and on surfaces. Sold in four sizes with directions and available at druggists and stores from the Sylpho Nathol Co Boston Massachusetts.
Judge Sanderson stayed the sentences and fines after a long trial while the full bench of the Supreme Judicial Court reviews the voluminous exceptions raised by defense counsel. Governor Coolidge warns action is needed to aid street railways facing financial distress. State Treasurer Burrill opened bids for 10 million in state notes to fund war service payments under the bonus act. Bernard Scholle & Co. bid the lowest.
Secretary Lansing appealed for global cooperation to aid France as it rebuilds after conflict. He pledged to convey France’s suffering to the United States and urged 100 million people to join in the effort, stressing unity and mobilization for the coming days.
Health authorities urge proper washing to protect skin deep in pores. Lifebuoy soap, with a mild antiseptic, cleanses thoroughly leaving skin refreshed. Use for face hands and all family members. available at grocery, drug, or department stores.
Bail set at 2000 dollars each for 17 men charged with conspiring to raise fish prices during wartime. One surety provided 34000 dollars. several defendants receive one year with fines, others six months with 500 dollar fines.
The Senate sent to a third reading a bill extending to certain communities the Commonwealth program for continuation schools aiding employed minors at 50 percent state support. Senator Kearney proposed an AG opinion on fishermen cartel price and wage agreements. A 60 member recess commission for recodifying state laws was introduced. Veterans gain five percent preference in plumber licensure exams. Metropolitan affairs panel endorsed a Boston housing bill despite opposition. street railways committee reported two bills previously rejected.
The four masted Boston schooner Bradford FE Jones, after loading 1 350 000 feet of white pine and spruce lumber at Mystic, returned to her berth to restow part of the cargo. About 250 000 feet were carried on deck as the ship listed to starboard and required extra stiffening. Some lumber will be discharged and left here.
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