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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
11
Poultney Bigelow writer and traveler in Kingston New York is reported improved today from tetanus. He has been ill in Kingston since June 24.
Advertises making home made root beer using Hires Household Extract with sugar and yeast. Claims 40 pints cost less than a dollar and promotes pure ingredients, no substitutes, plus related bottle stoppers for reuse. Encourages at home enjoyment for all occasions and family use.
Newton carpenters walked out on June 16 demanding 1.00 per hour an increase of over 49 percent. The Newton Builders' Association states it offered 85 0r 75 cents during talks tied to the Boston strike and later proposed 40 cents for one year, but the strike proceeded with no consensus.
Old advice promotes coconut oil shampoo as pure greaseless and cheap. It warns against excess alkali in soaps and shampoos that dry the scalp. The method claims a teaspoonful with water creates a rich lather that cleanses dust dirt and dandruff while leaving hair soft bright and easy to handle.
Sealed bids for 110000 lbs of government owned non absorbent cotton will be opened at the Zone Supply Office Philadelphia at 10 A M on July 10 1919. Special bid forms available at the War Department Surplus Property Division Washington DC or Zone Supply Offices in Boston New York Baltimore Newport News Atlanta Jeffersonville Chicago St Louis New Orleans San Antonio Omaha El Paso San Francisco Refer to SPD No 2326 M H.
Mrs. Charles Wheelwright of Rochester travels to New York to join her son Professor Ramona De Valera. The Irish leader, in New York, outlines Sinn Fein aims and insists on Irish republic recognition while denouncing British rule. He notes Congress support, plans for ambassadors abroad, and a plebiscite on independence.
Edward F. McSweeney announced from New York that De Valera plans to visit Boston to address a mass meeting at Fenway Park on Sunday. Thomas Mahoney arranged for the Irish leader to speak after consulting with De Valera and Judge Cohalan, signaling strong Irish-American unity for Ireland's cause.
President De Valera announces plans to issue 5 million dollars in bonds to finance the Irish republic. Half offered in Ireland and half abroad, with repayment six months after the English evacuation. He criticizes the League of Nations but seeks international recognition from the Sinn Fein government.
The new Italian delegation to the peace conference will leave Rome on Wednesday and arrive in Paris in time to sign the peace treaty with Germany.
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