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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1917
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Dandeline as a gloss enhancing dandruff remover and claimed hair regrowth product. It promises soft lustrous hair, removal of dandruff within weeks, and a dramatic transformation with regular use. The copy emphasizes beauty results and urges trial with a 25 cent bottle at drug stores.
Dr Nelson C Davis of Hood & Sons says New England Milk Producers Association plans to push contractors, likely increasing consumer milk price by at least one cent per quart and possibly one and a half cents, over current levels.
Producers seek a 11 2 cent per quart rise for the coming summer, citing higher labor and feed costs. Hood & Sons reject any payment above last summer’s price, arguing it would boost consumer prices and noting open opposition from local officials and consumers. D. Whiting & Sons and Elm Farm Milk Co. caution on the scale but expect a higher price than last summer. Producer association secretary Richard Pattee voices confidence in securing an advance at a Littleton meeting.
The Massachusetts Navy League will aid in enlisting women for active service in the U S Navy for shore duty in emergencies. State Chairman Harry K. White said the league will cooperate with the Navy Department and help recruit when called upon. Auto recruiting expands with over 50 cars offered, distributing work among owners. four cars sent yesterday to Lawrence Malden Melrose Wakefield.
Chief Quartermaster William B. Emery asked the Legislature yesterday to appropriate 17000 for muster grounds improvements to aid a mobilization camp for State troops. The request designates 10000 for an addition to the State arsenal and 7000 for fencing the muster field.
In the Cadet Street Gymnasium semi finals Harney and Winters defeated Key and Key while Crowley and Kenney beat Fr and MeoeGowsn. Referee Kente Mullen oversaw the bouts with Oat Friday night serving as the final match date and venue.
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