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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1915

Page

5

Mayor Curley Learns Department Advise on Bread Additives

Mayor Curley said he received a denial from Professor Carl Alsberg chief of the bureau of chemistry at Washington. The department advised on the use of calcium sulphate and ammonium chloride in Ward Baking Company bread.

Curley Carl Alsberg Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Washington Ward Baking Company

Mayor's Office Ad In Boston Newspapers Quoted

The announcement notes March 12 publication by Mr. Ward declaring approval from the Agricultural Department at Washington. Professor Alberg strongly denies the statement as advertised.

Ward Boston Agricultural Department Washington Alberg Maynard Franklin McVeagh Treasury Department Maynard Free Public Library Confederate States of America Unio War Department Treasury Unite States

Will of Albert H. Newman Filed in Probate Court

The will of Albert H. Newman a Boston businessman who died in Concord March 12 has been filed in the Probate Court naming his wife Jeanie S. Newman of Concord and Jerome C. Smith of Newton as executors. It is dated 18 days before his death leaving his wife 150000 and 75000 in trust to his children.

Albert H. Newman Boston Concord Jeanie S. Newman Jerome C. Smith Newton

Street Car Fares Up for Revision Amid Public Demands

Massachusetts Public Service Commission Chair Frederick J. Macleod told 800 New England street railway men that current fares do not cover maintenance and depreciation while satisfying the public’s demand for better service. Speakers at the 15th annual New England Street Railway Club event in Boston urged higher income through rate revisions, with views on public ownership and government responsibility for costs if service and labor rise.

Boston Frederick J. Macleod Massachusetts Public Service Commission Representative Street Railway New England New England Street Railway Club Curley William A. Bancroft The Elevated Thomas Duncan Indiana Public Service Commission Frank I. Hedley Interborough Rapid Transit Company of New York Copley Plaza Matthew C. Brush Boston Elevated General Bancroft Public Service Corporation

State railways seek fare revisions over coming years

He said most railway companies in the state will petition within two years to revise fares. Three have already done so, and he predicted the Public Service Commission will influence rates in the next several years. He warned against letting conditions worsen to the point seen with the Boston and Maine railroad.

Public Service Commission Boston & Maine Railroad

Poslam Soothes Burning Skin in Overnight Relief

An advertisement touts Poslam for rapid relief and eradication of eczema acne tetter psoriasis piles skin scale salt rheum and itch. It claims even slight troubles respond quickly with overnight treatment and notes free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York after contacting 32 West 25th Street.

West 25Th Street New York

Public service income and fair returns for all stakeholders

The speaker argues labor must be well paid, capital must receive its return, and public service must fund higher costs. Government and private sector limits blur as public services become fully accountable for income, with investors, labor, and the public all needing adequate rewards to prevent the game from becoming unfair.

Labor

Clover Leaf Seeks $600000 Loan For Rail Improvements

Walter Lt. Ross, receiver for Clover Leaf railroad, asked a Federal Court in Toledo to authorize borrowing 600000 for improvements. The plan includes moving the Ohio terminal from Delphos to Decatur Indiana, claiming annual savings of 35000 and an estimated transfer cost of 339929.

Toledo Ohio Walter Lt. Ross Clover Leaf Railroad Ohio Terminal Delphos Decatur Ind

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