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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
4
The Post commits a full Sunday package featuring a page of everyday helps and a separate section of best cooking recipes with menus for the entire week. Readers can plan meals and daily routines around the guidance and ideas presented.
The Boston City Council will review at its next meeting a proposed $2,350,000 refuse contract. The bid has been submitted by the Boston Disposal Company. The agreement would be the largest in the city’s history and the first major council action in many years.
A new company proposes to dispose of all Boston garbage and most refuse for ten years at about 235000 dollars a year with five receiving stations in Fort Hill Roxbury Dorchester Brighton and Albany Street. It includes an incinerator on Spectacle Island and takes over the New England Sanitary Plant. Backers include Frederick Payne William Carlin Edward Hastings Theodore Remer and others. The Finance Commission will report before council action and a public works probe may follow.
Dartmouth announces its officers for commencement permanent officers include President James M. Irwin and Vice President S G Eaton. Commencement roles list marshals floor directors and committee assignments with names for class day officers orations poetry and choral posts.
Gus Weller, junior member of Jason Weller & Son diamond importers, sails today from New York for a brief pleasure cruise to Cuba Bermuda Panama and Florida. He is accompanied by his wife and aims to return within a fort night.
Six year old Arthur R Dezeau suffered severe burns to the head and chest after a piece of kindling ignited his blouse while he stood before a kitchen stove at 105 Willow Street in Lynn.
Mrs. Jonathan Russ of Boston, a patient at a Thompsonville sanitarium, committed suicide by jumping from a third story window today. The widow of a former Essex National Bank cashier in Haverhill Massachusetts had been a patient since January.
Congregation Ohel Jacob of East Boston will host a farewell banquet Thursday for Rabbi Oshar Leib Barron who leaves for Abalnik Russia then plans to move to Jerusalem. He has served the congregation about five years and earned broad affection and respect.
A garbled message about a signal at a cigar store triggers a prompt response from locals. No clear events or authorities are confirmed in the readable text.
Albany reports the Democratic caucus for United States Senate may reconvene to release pledged legislators. William F. Sheehan proposes unrestrained support for any majority chosen candidate if a caucus majority requests reassembly. A compromise candidate to break the deadlock is being sought without naming a person.
The tank steamer Suram brought the shipwrecked crew of the German steamer Hans Menzell to Philadelphia after rescuers picked them up at sea on February 23 in latitude 41 north, longitude 55.21 west. Details of the rescue will be known once Suram docks tomorrow.
Advertisement extols GOLD DUST as a universal cleaner that provides soft rainwater at hand for washing clothes and cleansing. It claims rapid dirt and grease removal, easing housework and reducing labor.
Philip Davis, supervisor of licensing minors, told the Fathers and Mothers Club that Harvard students should lecture weekly on cigarette dangers to reduce smoking in public places. Elizabeth White of the Massachusetts Anti Cigarette League cited 20 000 petition signers and railroad cooperation.
One of the best stories in the Sunday Post Magazine reaches the $10,000 short story contest with The Black Pearl by Michael White, appearing in next Sunday's issue.
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