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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1905

Page

2

Commissioner Wells Promotes Fire Department Leaders in Boston

Fire Commissioner Wells announced three promotions in Boston Fire Department. Daniel F. Sennett becomes district chief at Dorchester Engine 14, George B. Norton rises to captain at Engine 14, and De Witt Lane is promoted to lieutenant of Engine 26-35.

Daniel F. Sennett Roxbury Dorchester Sawyer George B. Norton Centre Street de Witt Lane Wells Boston Fire Department Engine 14 Norton Sennett Engine Company 14 Leutenant Boseman Department Hussey Mason Street Ladder 4 Dudley Street Hussey Congress Summer Street Federal Street First Street B Street New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Ladder 18 Pittsburg Street Garrity and McDonough Grady South Boston A Street Broadway Pleasant Street Park Square Boylston Arlington Beacon Berkeley Streets Charles River Boston

The Cost of Living Experiments by Mr Atkinson

A report on practical tests by Mr Atkinson shows rent for five women at 4 dollars a month and daily food, chores, and transport costs totaling about 248 dollars per year for one woman with four others. The author L Lois Davidson notes economies shift with household size.

Cnessegese Neckeeeewcase Bavieor Steedieeas L. Lois Davidson Mr. Atkinson

Enduring fatigue linked to impoverished blood and weak nerves

The passage describes a seasonal illness pattern where thousands feel sick under a fatigue burden. It warns that physicians would label these individuals in the worst possible condition to resist prevalent diseases that prove fatal to the physically weak. The text ties tiredness to impoverished blood and a weakened nervous system.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Remains Nature's Tonic for Vitality

Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the greatest remedy of all, claiming to renew blood and nerve tissues, resuscitate the tired system, and invigorate the weak, with the promise of restoring health and making the sick well again.

Hood

Women test living well on 65 dollars a year

The Post presents the third in a series where young working women test Edward Atkinson's theory that a decent life can be sustained on 250 dollars annually. Atkinson defends his views on wages, living costs, and women’s dress, noting savings on food and clothing since the war, and confirms 65 dollars as adequate for a year's dress for many women.

Post Edward Atknson Atkinson

Malden Chief Nominee Withdrawn After Opposition

Malden mayor withdraws the nomination of George H. Cross for chief of police at the request of the nominee amid opposition from political opponents. Charles W. Ganzel is confirmed park commissioner for five years as Alderman Devil blocks a street watering assessment increase.

Malden Board of Aldermen Hastings George H. Cross Maiden Charles W. Ganzel Devil

Prohibitionist Orator Dr. Ames Ends Life in Louisville

Dr. Charles B. Ames temperance lecturer, once noted for brilliance and a strong family background, killed himself in Louisville by morphine after failing to break the drink habit. The death underscores the era’s alcohol reform tensions and personal battles.

Louisville Charles B. Ames

Opinion Quote Recommends $63 Yearly Based On Investigations

A speaker states the annual amount of $63 as their opinion after presenting investigations. The remark suggests a personal valuation tied to the inquiry results.

WomanDress Cost Debate Spurs Social Economy Call

A letter to the editor argues that a private remark on trimming dress costs misses the broader issue of a living wage. The writer cites Miss Davidson’s investigations in Boston on food shelter and clothing costs and urges teaching the poor how to spend earnings efficiently.

Post Cmments Miss Davidson Boston Hebrew Women’s Association David

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