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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
8
March 22 Vancouver reports the tug Arthur B. from Tacoma floundered last night off Fraser River lightship. Six men perished in the disaster and are feared dead. The accident involved waterborne vessels near the river mouth and authorities began investigations.
Explains causes of thinness and a home remedy to gain weight and improve health. Describes a blend using essence of pepsin rhubarb elixir cardiol and cadomene compound with dosage before and after meals. Includes dieting tips and weighing before starting.
Rome reports all arrangements for the Roosevelt family audience with the Pope on April 6. Ambassador Leishman and Father Kennedy arranged the meeting after confirming the pontiff’s wish. If Roosevelt’s schedule allows, he may attend a luncheon at the American College in Rome.
Billie Burke, the American actress long abroad, visits Boston next week with the new play Mrs Dot. The star, a social favorite in Boston, will showcase her distinctive British mannerisms on stage.
New York March 2 Thirty to 85 indictments were found against the heads of the poultry trust by the grand jury investigating charges that five poultry dealers conspired to fix prices and extort unfair rates from the public.
A chemist announces Cadum as a new remedy for eczema and many other skin diseases. The preparation uses plant extracts and standard ingredients, offers rapid relief, and claims to be harmless and free from mercury. Sold by druggists at 10c and 25c.
Testimony in the Daniel Blake Russell estate dispute, involving a half of a $500000 estate, is set to end today before Probate Judge George F. Lawton in East Cambridge. After a week’s recess, further witnesses may be called amid claims of exhibit tampering and scar evidence from the judge.
Jere F. Lillis president of the Western Exchange Bank Kansas City left on an indefinite vacation after an attack by John P. Cudahy at Cudahy's house. Ordered by his physician to rest he may travel abroad before returning. He has not resigned his bank post.
A contract for a railroad project in South America was reported awarded to Stone & Webster of 47 Milk Street. Edward F. Flynn indicated the figure may not reach $20,000,000 and suggested awaiting further developments.
More than 50 steam engineers from Hugh Nawn Construction left their stations with firemen after a wage dispute over a recent pay cut. Electricians had just received a raise from 33 to 40 cents per hour, while steam workers dropped from 28 to 25 dollars weekly. Their walkout halted subway progress yesterday morning.
An American business woman from Providence claims a Japanese secret for farm development and wrinkle removal. She describes rapid neck and chest improvements, fuller bust, and clearer complexion after using the method at home. She offers to send free full particulars to women with undeveloped figures or facial wrinkles, via Miss Janet Gilbert, Providence.
Thousands with eczema are urged to test a standard remedy at 25 cents a trial bottle. A wash of oil of wintergreen thymol and glycerine in D. D. D. Prescription is claimed to relieve the itch on first use, according to Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
A centenarian Free Mason from Newport, who joined a Salisbury lodge in 1826, was honored after his 100th birthday in 1901. Newport Masons visit annually, and last year a worldwide postcard tribute arrived as part of a long Revolutionary lineage through his father, Joel McGregor, who served five years in the Continental army.
James Bellows McGregor died at his home in Newport New Hampshire at age 108 reputedly the oldest free Mason in the world. Born September 6 1801 at North Newport he spent most of his life near his birthplace and once ran a store.
Cambridgeport March 23 George W Simpson secretary of the American woolen mills of Andover was discharged after no probable cause was found for the charge of manslaughter in causing the death of 9 year old Timothy Lane.
Miss Margaret Tenry denies nagging and cruelty charges brought by Mr and Mrs Leon over their son Louis. She contends the boy had a nervous twitch and she only pressed his nose to help pronunciation while promoting him conditionally. The committee heard her statement after a school hearing in Clinton.
A home made cough syrup recipe uses granulated sugar and warm water to create a pint syrup. Add two and a half ounces of Pinex to make a cheap, effective remedy said to stop stubborn coughs within a day and aid colds and bronchial issues.
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