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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
5
The Gold Dust Twins are the most cartooned trade mark in print as papers like Life Puck and many dailies feature them on front pages. The Twins symbolize Gold Dust, the leading cleansing powder. shoppers are urged to use Gold Dust for laundry dishes and general cleaning.
In Springfield on March 10 the Probate Court confirmed the late George P. D. Nelson was actually George Nelson Dunn of Rochester New York. Judge Charles L. Long approved the will largely benefiting a nephew George D Dunn of Rochester, after Andrew W Dunn proved the heir’s true identity and dismissed claims from James T Nelson of Boston.
The Cunard liner Ivernia commanded by Captain Thomas Potter from Liverpool and Queenstown anchored at Quarantine at midnight and will berth at East Boston terminal at seven. On board are 3% saloon 411 second class and 1018 storage passengers. The voyage was stormy and the ship is nearly 24 hours late.
Government seeks Supreme Court review of Judge Dodge ruling that allows building the Cambridge subway under Harvard square post office cellar. A restraining order remains in force until higher court decision. Judge Dodge held government use rests on an owner license revoked Aug 26, 1909 by Cambridge mayor.
Haverhill reports Elizabeth G. Bradley died February 10. Her will, filed in Probate Court, directs about 500 dollars toward the cause of socialism.
Thomas H. Kelly a Special Officer and Isabella Hamilton a Vanity Fair Burlesquers star were wed at high noon by Rev. Eugene Webster at All Strangers Church in Boston. The couple had corresponded since a year and married after Miss Hamilton left Cleveland to join him. No honeymoon due to work.
A second defense brief to the Supreme Court argues that Standard Oil shows no unreasonable price increases and that its profit rate, averaging under 25 percent from 1900 to 1906, is reasonable for a large manufacturing business with foreign markets. It attributes success to foresight, scale, and four core activities from crude supply to marketing. It also counters claims of monopoly in pipelines as unsupported by the record.
Counsel contends there was no increase in net prices for refined oil as other costs rise. They argue the government claims oils’ base price should stay fixed while input costs and labor rise, with no legal obligation for manufacturers to forgo profits from manufacturing economies.
A drugstore ad urges families to keep Pape’s Diapepsin for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims relief in five minutes from heartburn belching nausea and headaches and promotes a 50 cent case as enough to cure many chronic dyspepsia cases.
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