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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
3
Olive Tablets are a vegetable compound in olive oil promoted as a substitute for calomel. The copy claims they improve skin tone, appetite, and digestion by acting on the liver and bowels without dangerous effects, with a price of 10c or 25c per box and daily use advised.
President Wilson ordered abandonment of government control over bituminous coal prices and urged miners and operators to negotiate a new working agreement based on the coal strike settlement commission's majority report. Price control ends April 1 as the new agreement takes effect, allowing partial absorption of higher wages.
Miss Gertrude Gleason an 18 year old Hood College freshman at Frederick Maryland disappeared after an elopement on Monday. Her mother Mrs George A Gleason of 74 Erie Avenue Newton Highlands delayed the wedding by arriving in time. No word was received from the mother by day’s end leaving the fate unknown.
Provincetown notes the death of Jule Marshall a famed dory fisherman and St. Michael's Fraternity member who collapsed during a meeting. He guided many disputes, led local fishermen, and leaves four sons including William F. Marshall Hulls police chief. Funeral set for Thursday with fraternity delegations.
Per cent. The company seeks an increase on standard lower berths to a minimum of $2 and on seats to a minimum of 50 cents.
A lecture program titled Velt's Africa for grownups and an afternoon talk With Lions and Elephants in Africa will be held. The Children's Museum, a major stop for thousands of young visitors annually, supports its operations entirely by public subscription and hopes the lectures will boost its treasury.
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