French bathing machine depicted in next Sunday Post
A description notes a French bathing machine popular at Os tend and shown in the upcoming Sunday Post pictorial section. The item emphasizes its design and novelty for readers awaiting the feature.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
7
A description notes a French bathing machine popular at Os tend and shown in the upcoming Sunday Post pictorial section. The item emphasizes its design and novelty for readers awaiting the feature.
Governor Walsh will reveal by telegraph before August 1 whether he will seek re election. He spoke from San Francisco to his secretary Thomas H. Connelly and his brother Major Thomas Walsh before a City Club event showcasing telephone service between San Francisco and Boston.
The governor says a transmission error altered plans to leave San Francisco and return to Boston with the Massachusetts delegation. He has not yet announced his final decision and may wire it by August 1 to allow paperwork before the delegation returns on August 5. Secretary Connelly advised clarity for the public.
Katharine Wahlgren 18 of New York and Lenox faces Lee Police Court for reckless driving and speeding a 120 horsepower auto in Stockbridge last weekend. Officer Frederick White testified. In Lee court she promised to reconstruct her car before July 31, with her Lenox case continued to that date.
BE F. Gates surveys Churchill's novel detailing Hugh Paret, a lawyer entwined with big business, railroads, and political bosses. The critique frames Paret's life against Roosevelt era reforms, bank power, and civic corruption, portraying a vivid portrait of industrial America a generation ago.
In South Boston 28 vessels delivered a heavy fish load with eleven at the new fish pier reporting mackerel, and four at T wharf. Swordfish arrivals were scarce and overall prices fell with haddock at 3 1 4 cents and cod around 7 1 2 to 8 1 4 cents. The Memphian will sail to Manchester carrying steel and cargo while Canada trade shows strong activity for both passengers and freight.
The American steamer George F.E. Warren won a race against the British Leonatus from Matanzas with a cargo of 24000 bags of sugar. The Dutch steamer Abbergen also arrived with a large sugar cargo. A new sand lighter Cornelia joined Rowe Brothers fleet, and the fishing schooner Arbitrator reported a dory lost at sea. Leyland liner Devonian and Iberian arrived in Liverpool and Manchester with food, horses, and hostlers from Greater Boston.
Shipping notices list steamers Alexandra Nielsen Copenhagen George B Warren Schofield Cardenas Matanzas Ruth Rich Boca Grande Ubbergen Ringe Cienfuegos and others arriving at port with diverse tonnage and origins cited in bulk.
A long readable fleet and tug movements list notes ships and barges traveling between ports. It names Evangeline Halifax Prince George Yarmouth City of Atlanta Savannah and others with towing barges Panther Creek Tobyhanna and West Point.
A New York syndicate through attorneys bought the Pope Manufacturing Company's automobile and bicycle plant in Westfield at a receiver's sale for $725,000. There were no other bidders. Attorneys would not disclose their clients.
The Curtis Guild memorial fund, already near 15000 with a 1000 subscription awaiting payment, seeks about 5000 more to reach its planned form. At a Boston Athenaeum executive meeting Allan Forbes, treasurer, urged public subscriptions and listed existing gifts from donors.
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