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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1917
Page
9
A fragment notes a modish two piece frock illustrated in color and described in The Sunday Post. It references surveys and organization work for home defences, touching on land and factory surveys, transportation, and other features.
An old advertisement touts a laxative claim that a small dose of Syrup of Figs can prevent and treat constipation in children. It urges mothers to demand the California Fig Syrup Company product with clear dosing directions printed on the bottle. It warns against counterfeit syrups and emphasizes gentle inside cleansing as a cure-all in illness.
About 140 automobile gypsies living in Roxbury were ordered by police to move along again their unsanitary way of life prompting health board activity. They left the area in four automobiles yesterday continuing their roaming through the city as officials enforced the order.
Health board orders gypsy family living in a store at 2038 Washington Street Roxbury to move on after finding filthy conditions. Women are said fortune tellers with gold medals and bright dresses. Infants bound to limit movement while chauffeurs held proper licenses as belongings packed for Worcester trip.
A Boston tailor named Guetes will appear before Central Court this morning to face a charge of forgery. The case involves alleged falsification of documents linked to a local client.
Police say Inspector Gleavey charged a suspect with forging three notes aggregating 2700 dollars. The notes were allegedly cashed by an unnamed party, signaling a high‑stakes financial crime underscoring ongoing investigations.
Samuel Rea president of the Pennsylvania railroad told the Interstate Commerce Commission that rising costs of all commodities had affected rail service and finance. He warned rate hikes may be necessary to sustain operations and cover increased expenses across the system.
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