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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
4
A 140 member cast staged an allegorical and historical pageant detailing Quincy's life from Puritan days to the present. The Wollaston Grammar School Hall hosted the event last night under the Wollaston Women's Club.
An old time hair treatment called Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur is advertised to restore natural color and shine. The ad claims it darkens gray hair evenly, helps with dandruff and itchy scalp, and is inexpensive at about 50 cents for a large bottle.
A mass audience warning urges readers to protect eye health by resting the eyes and using Optona tablets dissolved in water as a daily wash. The claim asserts quick improvement in inflammation and vision, urging prompt use and labeling the remedy harmless. The piece stresses neglect of eye care and warns of possible blindness without action.
The House, after a long morning delay, set 20 hours for debate on the Sims tolls repeal bill amid fierce argument over the Panama Canal policy. Democratic President supporters defend the treaty, while Republicans and Progressives warn against surrendering sovereignty and misusing free tolls for railroads and trusts.
President Wilson told Congressmen at the White House that the tolls exemption must be repealed to address a worldwide protest over U S interpretation of treaties. He said opposition on economic grounds misses the global issue of national honor and treaty obligations affecting future negotiations.
The discussion centers on a proposed reversal of constructions with lawmakers arguing over free discourse and honor. One side asserts Britain seeks a hard bargain while the other emphasizes living up to a contract the U S has agreed to. The exchange shows tension between national interest and principle.
The Hon. James A. Gallivan, Democratic nominee for Congress in the twelfth district, was hosted by the Democratic ward committee chairmen at the Quincy House with Governor Walsh and other party leaders present. They pledged united citywide backing and Walsh vowed to help secure a large majority for Gallivan.
The candidate pledged full effort and service to voters, stating his belief that Mr. Gallivan would become a leading figure in Massachusetts. Gallivan attended the Intercity Club ladies night in Dorchester addressing a crowded audience and then visited the Harmony Club rooms in Ward 18, the district’s first club to back him.
A French peasant vegetable oil remedy named Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy, promoted by Chicago druggist George H. Mayr after his own cure, is claimed to rapidly relieve stomach liver and intestinal troubles. It is sold at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores and other outlets.
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