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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
2
G. W. Hall reports severe weeping eczema relief after using Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva. He cites full recovery after three boxes of Sootha Salva and two of Fruit-a-tives. Remedies priced 50c a box, six for 2.50, trial size 25c, sold by dealers or Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
Boston wholesalers and retailers flood Richardson's in Dewey Square as they dump liquor ahead of July 1 when the war time prohibition act ends. The store plans to clear a quarter million dollar stock in 10 days and ship the remainder to England if any stays. A Harvard graduate and others bid low prices, with cases of Canadian Club and Jamaica Rum selling as crowds buy by carload and hand bag.
As the country nears enforcement of Prohibition on July 1, liquor stocks in Boston run low with no new shipments from distilleries. Railroads will halt shipments under government direction, leaving warehouses to cover demand for about ten days. Local grocers report shortages of certain liquors while expanding bottle departments with groceries and soft drinks.
Washington June 19 Congressmen James A Gallivan assailed Postmaster General Burleson in the House charging that administration officials fuel the recent outbreak of lawlessness and unrest and blunder in their departments while the President is abroad.
Boston Congressman Gallivan calls Postmaster General Burleson the greatest misfit in public office and urges the President to clean house. The speech sparks a partisan uproar with Republicans cheering and Democrats silent, signaling possible campaign impact. Sisson of Mississippi offers a mild defense later.
About 309 machinists and related workers at Trimount Manufacturing Company 55 Amory Street Roxbury went on strike after alleged failure to recognize the union and grant a 44 hour week with higher wages. Local 262 International Association of Machinists members participated.
Reports from Berlin indicate increasing German willingness to meet Allied terms for the peace treaty. Officials note internal cabinet and delegation opposition but expect possible leadership changes and a request for a brief extension past Monday to allow a plebiscite on public opinion.
Indications point to German signings despite delays. Marshal Foch continues preparations to meet any contingency. Allied forces concentrate along the Rhine by Saturday ready to invade if Germany holds to the time limit. Fach reportedly extends his line to the Danube to act against Germany if needed.
Last night at Symphony Hall Tufts night at the Pops attracted over twenty percent of the college community including students graduates and friends. The Tufts Glee Club and student body performances added life to the program.
An advertisement touts Poslam cream and soap as the cure for itching and eruptive skin blemishes. It promises rapid relief, clear healthier skin, and urges readers to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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