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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
5
Ad promoting Friday specials at Henry Siegel Co offering first choice of Wonderful Special Values and double S and H Green Stamps for shopping before 1 o clock Friday. Urges visit tomorrow, promises surprises in every item and better values than advertised with no mail or phone orders for Friday specials.
A legislative hearing heard Mayor Fitzgerald and Transit Board critics press for improved subway service to Dorchester and South Boston. Ex-Congressman McNary led petitions, while General Bancroft defended the Elevated’s expanded system and cautioned against further extensions without feasible revenue.
The Legislature faces off with the Transit Commission over ex-Congressman McNary’s proposals. Details indicate contentious jurisdiction and funding questions, with both sides preparing formal positions for upcoming sessions and public comment periods.
An advertisement-style claim touts Pape's Diuretic as a fast cure for kidney and bladder problems. It asserts relief from backache, rheumatism, headaches, dizziness, and urinary symptoms after a few days of treatment, with emphasis on direct action on kidneys and urinary system. The copy promotes trust in Pape Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati and urges immediate use.
Boston social figure Miss Eleanora Sears visits Burlingame with Francis J. Carolan. Each 6 a.m. ride features blooded horses and a small foursome including Maud Bourn and Arthur Rose Vincent. Sears rides through fences and obstacles and continues with afternoon activities.
New York March 16 The New York Central and Hudson River system with lines including the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Michigan Central Boston and Albany and Big Four reached a tacit understanding after a long conference with the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors There will be no strike due to lack of concessions both sides granted changes in wages and schedules and left in good humor with no likelihood of a strike.
Thirty-two members of the two unions met in conference with Vice-President and General Manager A. H. Smith to discuss issues and potential agreements.
Cadum the new compound for skin diseases is safe for infants and adults. It relieves itching and soothes eczema, rashes, and similar conditions, promising quicker sleep and healing. Available in 10c and 25c at all druggists.
Assistant General Managers Bradfield of Buffalo and Crowley of Albany reach terms to be submitted to President Brown and the Central board for ratification. Terms would lift pay 83 percent for top earners and 16 percent for the lowest paid across New York Central lines. Changes to working schedules expected as firemen’s Western strike adds tension.
Ralph Tickle of Pawtucket defeated Eddie Donahue of Boston in ten hard rounds at the Standard A C in Lymansville. Donahue, who filled in for George Alger, fought bravely but was outgeneralled throughout the bout.
A series of testimonials from adults across the United States praise Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic and stimulant. Authors claim relief from grippe, pneumonia, and lung trouble, with improved digestion and energy. Names include W I M Austin Atlanta Ga Mrs M E Dillon Salem Va Dr Y Caillat Argos Ind Warren Cutler Woburn Mass Walter Clarke Bluefield W Va E William Anderson Summitville Tenn.
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a strength builder and tonic stimulant. It claims to prevent and cure illnesses from consumption to asthma, suits overworked men and delicate women, and offers free medical guidance from the Rochester company, with bottles sold at one dollar.
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