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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
15
Mrs Langlois of Cambridge Massachusetts attributes her recovery to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after a friend advised the treatment She describes weakness poor appetite heart flutter headaches and nervous irritability resolved after using the pills Her letter endorses the remedy and pricing is listed at 50 cents a box six for 2 50 with free literature offered by the Schenectady company
Letters from Mr. Chas Atwell of Columbus Ohio and Mrs. M J Mader of Pueblo Colorado praise Balmwort Kidney Tablets. They claim relief for kidney and bladder trouble and general weakness with positive results and recommend to fellow readers. All druggists sell them.
Radcliffe College held its commencement in Sanders Theatre with 123 degrees awarded. Miss Anastasia Connor of Roslindale earned magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa, and Rev. Charles Edward Park gave the address. Gifts totaling nearly 20 000 dollars were announced, including 5 000 dollars for the Mary Catherine Parker fund.
Judge Creed of the Municipal Court will decide next Wednesday whether public bus operation is legal in Boston. Two Boston Omnibus Company drivers faced a police complaint for illegal motor vehicle operation after running passengers through Heston's streets without a license. Former Corporation Counsel John A. Sullivan argued for the defendants claiming a common law right to operate and noting a route approved by street commissioners and a license denial by the police commissioner.
The Senate rejected by six to eighteen a bill to penalize not voting in elections and primaries. It also passed to engross a proposal to allow 14 year olds who finished sixth grade to receive employment certificates. A resolution to study auto accident compensation and insurer liability was adopted.
Reading of Cambridge and Fowler introduces a Boston housing reform bill. It sets building height at one and a half times street width, excludes floor height in mercantile and manufacturing plants, requires one toilet per two families, and creates a board of appeal. Plans must go to Health and Building Departments though Health cannot order changes.
London reports quote James Ian Mac Pherson defending Ireland policy while calling for settlement. Frank P Walsh and Edward F Dunne urge President Wilson to present more atrocities evidence before peace conference. Irish delegation notes Senate resolution and atrocity report sent to Congress through State Department.
Sir Horace Plunkett, chairman of the Irish convention, reacts to Viscount Northcliffe’s remark on a future dominion for Ireland saying he believes events move that way and that clarity will come in about two weeks.
Lieutenant James E. Sanford of Division 6 Athens Street Station South Boston was retired last night at roll call. The longtime officer served with the force for many years ending a notable local law enforcement career.
After 37 years and two months in apartment service, the officer announces retirement at his own request. He remains active in the Boston Police Department and is retiring from active duty.
An advertisement touts Miss Curtis Orangeade Paste as an economical home orangeade flavoring. One teaspoon in water yields a refreshing half gallon. a small can costs twenty cents and is sold by multiple grocers or mailed from Melrose Massachusetts.
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