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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1917

Page

3

State Old Age Insurance Bill Filed by Rep J Weston Allen

A bill by Representative J Weston Allen of Newton proposes non compulsory contributory old age insurance as a state supported program. The plan aims to insure all Commonwealth residents at the lowest rate with state covering administration and optional death benefits and allows instalment payments or full purchase of annuities. A 10 percent state contribution would apply to earners up to $1000 a year, and the state would enter the insurance business.

J. Weston Allen Newton State House McCall Commonwealth

Eleven Children Rescued From Night Fire in East Boston

A fire at 15 Chelsea street East Boston forced the rescue of eleven children from the first and second floors after flames enveloped a bed where two children slept. Firefighters arrived quickly and prevented further injuries.

Chelsea Street East Boston

Fire救 Rescue Sparks Family Tragedy and Heroism

A mother Mrs Jennie Caggiano braved flames to save her children Louis 6 with heart disease and Jennie 7 from a bed fire in Chelsea street home. Peter Lacourt and Peter Sarni helped rescue others. Angelina Velardo aged 12 carried two sisters to safety as thick smoke filled the stairs. Several Velardo children under 11 were also saved by family and bystanders as the inferno spread through the residence.

Jennie Caggiano Louis Caggiano Peter Lacourt Chelsea Street Jennie Lena Rose Caggiano Concetta Marie Peter Sarni Webster’ Street Velardo Stephanie Guy Dominick Mary Joseph

Barney Link Dies on Fishing Trip at Long Key Florida

News from New York reports the sudden heart disease death of Barney Link, 1863 Baraboo, Wisconsin native and president of the Poster Advertising Association of the United States. He was on a fishing trip at the time and was among the nation’s best known outdoor advertising men.

Barney Link Long Key Fla New York Florida Poster Advertising Association of the United States Baraboo Wis

DANGER IN DISEASES OF TEETH

Dr. Leroy M. S. Miner of this city warned that many organic ills arise from dental diseases. He cited Riggs' disease pyorrhea and hidden abscesses at root tips, undetectable without X rays, as potential sources of gastrointestinal issues neuralgias heart trouble Bright's disease diabetes and arteriosclerosis.

Leroy M. S. Miner Harvard Medical School Bright

The Dental Link Between Infected Teeth and Systemic Disease

A speaker argues teeth extraction prevents dead teeth infections that affect overall health. He notes root abscesses hidden by sound teeth, X rays revealing hidden infection, and cites a rheumatism cure from eight abscesses. He stresses collaboration between dentist and physician for early diagnosis and treatment.

Bright Riggs

Boston Cadet Corps Escorts Governor to Inauguration Parade

About 192 members of the First Corps Cadets led by Lt Col Franklin L Joy marched from the Columbus Avenue armory to South Station to board a special train to Washington for Governor McCall’s inauguration parade. A 30 piece Cadet Band accompanied the unit in blue uniforms with full dress white uniforms planned for the parade. The corps returns to Boston by noon Tuesday after arriving in Washington early morning.

First Corps Washington South Station Governor McCall Boston Franklin L. Joy Columbus Avenue Armory

Tech crew shows promise as growing college sport

Rowing has become a leading sport at Tech with over 100 men trying for varsity and freshman crews. Early season practice has begun using Harvard boat tanks on Saturday afternoons.

Harvard

Three Aces Is Beaten At Medway Club Break In

Police battered in the door of the Medway Club on Broad Street early yesterday and seized money, cards and chips from a poker game. The ace holder cast his cards away and tried to leap through a window. Chief Pratt secured the player's name before departure. Eight other players agreed to appear in Quincy Court tomorrow morning.

East Weymouth Medway Club Broad Street Pratt Quincy Court

Hyde Park resident jumps from third floor to escape fire

Peter Cherry escaped unharmed after leaping three stories from a window at 35 Eastern Avenue Hyde Park to flee a blaze. A sprained back and facial contusions were the only injuries, witnessed by many tenants driven from the burning tenement in scant attire.

Peter Cherry Eastern Avenue Hyde Park

R. H. Stearns Co. Closeout Sale on Three Small Lots

Three small lots to be closed out on Monday by R. H. Stearns Co. Perfect goods but broken assortments. Women’s Lisle Thread Hose in black and colors with some embroidered stockings. Were 50c to 75c, now. Women’s Thread Silk Hose in black and various colors, 175 pairs, formerly 1.35 to 1.50, now. Women’s Thread Silk Hose in black with fine colors and some embroidery, formerly 1.50 to 2.50, now.

Special Lot of Silk Lisle Women’s Union Suits

Monday March 5 offer coatsilk lisle union suits in low neck no sleeves tight knee finished neck and arm edges. Completion of a large contract explains the unusually low price. Regular stock price is 1.65. Lot consists of 900 garments. Special sale terms.

Mechanics Wanted at Armories in Watertown and Springfield

Threatened war with Germany has created high demand for mechanics and laborers at government arsenals and armories nationwide. Colonel W S Peirce, commandant of the Springfield Armory, orders expansion to full night and day shifts. In coming months several hundred workers in mechanical trades and common labor will be required.

Germany Watertown Arsenal Springfield Armory W. S. Peirce

Government Armory Jobs Offered At Boston Posted

Civil service rules require applications at once with the United States Civil Service Commission in Boston for armory positions. Immediate openings for mechanical draftsmen at the Springfield Armory and Watertown Arsenal with salaries 900 to 1400 dollars yearly. Chemists for ordnance work at Watertown Arsenal needed with 1400 dollars yearly. A mechanical engineer with gun manufacturing experience is sought for Springfield Armory at 3500 to 4000 dollars yearly. Assistant shop superintendent needed at Portsmouth Navy Yard, New Hampshire, at seven dollars and four cents per day.

Civil Service Armory United States Civil Service Commission Postoffice Building Boston Springfield Armory Watertown Arsenal Civil Service Commission College of Mechanical Engineering Navy Yard Portsmouth N. H Navy

Primaries For Convention Likely In State Districts

Primaries may be required in about half of state representative districts for the constitutional convention as nomination papers near deadline. Delegates to be elected total 16 at large, with many candidates seeking the posts. The commission’s report on news print pricing cites no real shortage but calls for economy and distribution reforms to restore competition.

Commission Congress United States Canada

Orrine Drink Habit Advertisement

An in home secret treatment claims to break a drink habit quickly for husbands, sons, or fathers. It promotes two forms No 1 secret treatment and No 2 voluntary treatment, priced at $1.00 per box with a money back guarantee if no benefit. Liggett's Riker Jaynes drug stores distribute it.

T.goldman Mary T. Goldman Geldman St. Paul Orrine Ask Orline Co Washington, D. C Liggett’s-Riker-Jaynes

Paper Price Set by FTC at 2.50 per hundred pounds

Washington March 4 The Federal Trade Commission accepted a proposal by news print paper manufacturers to fix a price for their product and named 2.50 dollars per hundred pounds as a reasonable charge. Higher prices were set for paper in less than carload lots and for sheet paper.

Congress Washington Federal Trade Commission News Print

Trade association blamed for newsprint price rise

The commission finds that small daily papers face the greatest risk from rising newsprint costs. It asserts prices were set not by free competition but via a trade association shaping supply, demand, and propaganda. It condemns the price increases as unjustified by actual production costs.

Ealy

Pastor Chellis B. Smith Begins Somerville First Baptist Work

A crowded Somerville church welcomed Rev. Chellis B. Smith as he assumed duties as pastor of the First Baptist Church. He opened his sermon with the text from Second Corinthians six one, "We Are Workers Together," signaling a new chapter for the congregation.

Chellis B. Smith First Baptist Church Somerville

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