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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
5
Borden's contracts with dairymen ensure the most sanitary conditions and high quality milk. Condensing plants sit in rich dairy districts to guarantee the best milk, backed by over 54 years of experience in milk product manufacture under the Borden label.
In Baltimore Taft pledges no territorial aggrandizement as he opens the third national peace conference. He notes suspicion of US motives in Latin America and urges hemispheric nations to use peaceful influence and arbitration to prevent war. Cardinal Gibbon and Andrew Carnegie weigh in on Anglo American arbitration as a path to world peace.
Mrs. Florence M. Woodbury of 18 Elm Hill Park Roxbury filed for divorce from Stewart P. Woodbury on cruel and abusive treatment. She asks for $10 000 and custody of two children Albert 13 Coburn 9.
An old fashioned tonic promising easy blood purification and health improvement is advertised. The recipe uses kardene mixed with alcohol sugar and hot water to create a quart serving, claimed to restore energy, appetite, and clear skin. The copy urges regular use before meals to achieve better health.
The House committee on rules approved the steel trust resolution and will report it to the House tomorrow. the measure includes creation of Representative Stanley of Kentucky. The action continues the investigation into two Boston trusts.
Representative Hardwick leads a rules committee inquiry into the American Woolen Company with related probes into wool mill links and a separate push to study the American Shoe Machinery Company amid tariff removal debates. Lawmakers cite contracts and alleged monopolies shaping shoe labor and govt contracts in 1909 1911.
An advertisement touts Syrup of Fig and Elixir of Senna as a safe, effective laxative for ladies and children. It claims colds and indigestion relief, warns buyers to ensure the full company name California Fig Syrup Co on packaging, notes counterfeit risk, and lists price at 50 cents per bottle.
May 3 in Washington Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor urged the House committee on reform in the civil service to report favorably the Lloyd bill giving government employees union rights and related powers.
The report notes government employees have the right to affiliate with trade unions. Second Assistant Postmaster General Stewart will be heard Friday in opposition.
Massachusetts Commandery of the Loyal Legion held its yearly reunion and re elected officers at the American House. Commander W R Driver and senior vice commander Henry M Rogers were re elected along with other officers including James C Chalmers Charles H Porter and Captain C W Rhoades.
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