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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
8
A flotilla of fishing boats brought catch to the T wharf pier yesterday with several more arriving Monday before unloading. Authorities reported steady activity as crews sold or processed their hauls at the dock.
An ad promotes Rexall Orderlies as a gentle effective laxative with a money back guarantee. The page also covers fishery cargoes, vessel arrivals and departures, and Evacuation Day events with details on cod catches, cargo weights, and ship movements along Boston harbor.
Testimonials from many patients in Massachusetts and New England praise the Osmo-Chemic Physicians for restoring hearing. Narratives describe prior deafness from scarlet fever or age, with improvements including reduced head noises and clearer ordinary conversation.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a New Discovery treatment for deafness. Patients who begin or renew by March 30 receive one month of treatment free, including all medicine. Only ten days remain.
Osmo chemical system of medicine by J L Plunkett M D chief consulting physician specializing in eye ear nose throat chest and chronic diseases offers a free book. Permanent offices suite 8 9 10 entrance No 1 Boylston St Boston office hours 10 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 pm and 6 to 8 pm closed Sundays.
The column lists numerous steamers arriving and sailing on March 20 including Lancastrian Popham Suruga Armstrong Macoris and Trans portation Hersey Bay State Lins cot Portland Belfast Brown Winterport and City of Gloucester. Departures feature Canopic Megantic Boston Yarmouth Schildturm Nacoochee Tuscan Howard Suffolk Joseph W Fordney and more with barges towed by Underwriter Valley Forge and other tugs.
Paris styles shown this week in Henry Siegel's women’s suit costume and millinery departments are on living models. Costumes come from Simpson Crawford’s Paris office or its copies at reduced prices. Clerks worked through yesterday selling exclusive designs before the formal opening. Gaby Deslys lends her fame to new bonnet and coat suit styles.
The House unanimously approved the rivers and harbors appropriation bill totaling over 26.25 million dollars. The measure moved rapidly, with allocations exceeding 8.6 million dollars per hour, including many Florida projects favored by Chairman Sparkman. Minority Leader Mann criticized the Florida focus noting surveys of harbors and inlets across the state.
Mayor Fitzgerald announced plans to ask the City Council at a special meeting to appropriate 25000 from the Parkman fund to renovate soil at the Common. He also seeks 15000 for a Spectacle Island garbage plant site and 1500 for a new Wood Island Park locker building.
Mrs. Katherine Wright, wife of A. J. Wright of the state printing firm Wright & Potter, died yesterday at her Wakefield home after a long illness. She was 69, a Wakefield resident for 20 years, and is survived by four children.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid for weak stomachs and digestive disorders. It claims the tablets supply pepsin and other digestives, digest 3000 grains of food per grain of active principle, and offers a free sample by mail from F A Stuart Co. The pitch targets sufferers of sour eructations belching heartburn and related symptoms.
The Kneisel Quartet gave the final season concert in Steinert Hall last night. They opened with Schumann’s quartet opus 41, number 3, delivering warm, generous tone and vitality. Pianist Katharine Goodson assisted in the program.
Miss Goodson played with enthusiasm while Mr Kneisel’s musicianship and ideal proportion highlighted the Quintet. The critic calls the work a supreme monument to tonal art, modern yet mystically Catholic in feeling, as rigorous as Mozart in structure. The concert closed with a bright quartet in C major.
Brookline millionaire John Mongyear, seen at his home, denies being the donor of a 2.5 million dollar gift to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He declines further comment while graduates believe he could be the benefactor.
A 50 cent case of Pape's Diapepsin is sold as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach distress. The ad claims relief from heartburn, gas, nausea, headaches, and sour breath within five minutes, digesting meals as if the stomach were not there.
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