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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1914
Page
2
After months of planning, 12 000 shirts are made under our own instructions by skilled makers. Shirts feature laundered cuffs, plaited fronts, and handsome fabrics in regular sizes 13 to 18 and extra sizes 16 to 20. Each shirt bears the 1914 special label with the R H White Co guarantee.
Patrolmen John T. Flatley and Rottuh P. Green were discharged from the East Dedham Police in a general order issued by Commissioner Meara after they beat fellow officer Edward C. Fitzgerald and left him unconscious on Garland Street weeks ago.
The commissioner commended the East Dedham street station for discipline and efficiency, countering rumors of a sweeping change. Police insiders still predict a major shift at Station 5, with potential new faces on the beats by week’s end.
Advert says take Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. Promises refund if it fails. Box bears E. W. Grove signature. Price 25 cents. Copyright line remains.
The Avery street widening ends the three week old free soup and bread station tonight. About 800 men will need food elsewhere, while 550 were served last night and 9916 meals in total. The workforce program has placed 50 men in permanent or temporary jobs, with 25 skilled workers among them.
The unemployment relief program begun March 8 will be handed to the Morgan Memorial Institute to run with the established bureau, ending the bread line in Avery street and the long shivering, ill conditions at the site.
Mrs Claribone Catlin rides through Boston streets advertising the National American Woman Suffrage Association mass meeting at Tremont Temple. Notables Anna Howard Shaw and Antoinette Funk headline with moving pictures of Nebraska suffragists and Boston hosts among the speakers.
The Roxbury campaign to raise 100000 for the Boys Institute of Industry opened with a dinner in Intercolonial Hall Roxbury attracting about 200 women. The day’s subscriptions totaled 3324 50 lifting the grand total to 38856 on the fourth day with 164 from the executive committee 541 50 from business men 1991 from young men and 628 from citizens. Mrs N C Williams contributed 700 overall after a 200 gift yesterday and 500 previously. The women’s first day total is awaited to compare with the men’s efforts.
This ad argues spring fatigue signals blood weakness and impurity. It promotes Hood's Sarsa parilla as a trusted remedy to relieve tiredness and urges readers to ask a druggist for the medicine.
A damaged cart prompted dispatch of the emergency hose wagon from Fire Station to replace it while awaiting repairs.
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