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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
3
Black Diamond, a 19 year old buffalo whose head inspired the Buffalo nickel, was offered at the annual surplus sale in Central Park. No bidders appeared as the animal aged and weakened, ending the auction without a sale.
A renowned physician argues nine tenths of stomach and intestinal troubles stem from acidity. He rejects patent medicines and promotes bisulated magnesia to neutralize acid, claiming healing occurs once the stomach is no longer acidic. Take a teaspoonful after meals as directed.
Advertises a Boston to California Rock Island Scenic Circle Tour with round trip fares low enough for travel to the San Francisco and San Diego Expositions. Highlights include stopovers en route, no extra cost for both expositions, multiple famous trains, modern equipment, dining car service, and travel agents to provide itineraries and literature. Contact Rock Island Travel Bureau, 288 Washington St, Boston. L. Parrott, G.N.E.A. Phone Main 2249.
The United States publishes its June 24 note to Germany, denying that the Prinz Eitel Friedrich’s sinking of the William P Frye can be resolved by a German prize court. It argues treaty provisions do not authorize destroying a neutral vessel and insists on direct diplomatic settlement of the indemnity for the vessel and its cargo. Lansing urges direct talks and rejects prize-court jurisdiction.
The Curtis Guild memorial fund has reached the ten thousand mark with about 2300 more subscribed, aiming to top 12,000 and fall short of the 15,000 goal. A large number of small gifts are being solicited, list includes David I Walsh and Albert Ammann among donors, subscriptions to Allan Forbes at State Street Trust Company. Autopsy shows Miss Nora L Burgoyne died of indigestion in Malden at 22.
A woman who had returned from a picnic with friends at Franklin Park was pronounced dead yesterday morning due to acute indigestion by the Medical Examiner. The report notes the death occurred soon after the outing and preliminary findings indicate natural causes pending further investigation.
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