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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1920
Page
5
Dr Edwards introduces Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets promote normal bowels and liver without griping. Open sales note offers 10c and 25c bottles as nightly relief for dark mouth bad breath dull head tired feeling.
Members of the Harvard Liberal Club of Boston pass resolutions critiquing engineering schools for neglecting the human element in industry. Former Governor Samuel W. McCall presided as five speakers urged study of workers’ welfare and fair play, with leaders including Feliz Frankfurter, Gilbreth, Kellogg, Emerson, Hughes, Lewissohn, Hillman and Walker contributing.
Hawley Folsom Company officers directors and employees will hold their annual bungalow and costume party at the Beachmont bungalow. A handsome prize will be awarded to the wearer deemed most favorably dressed.
Yale captured first place in the intercollegiate air meet at Mineola with 9 points, followed by Williams 6, Columbia 5, and Princeton 5. Lehigh placed 8, Pittsburg 2, Cornell 1, Wesleyan 3, while Harvard and Pennsylvania failed to score. The day featured varied aircraft, risky takeoffs, and a notable mishap with a Cornell plane.
Three inmates flee the state hospital for the criminally insane led by Tiffany. Despeigler, 47, a Belgian, and Papponiakos, 26, a detective, used keys from guard Blaisdell to escape after overpowering him. Authorities fear further crimes as searchers comb Concord and Manchester areas.
Reverend Francis E. Clark, founder of the World’s Christian Endeavor Society, arrived aboard the White Star liner Celtic after four months of relief work abroad. He warned of a feared French revolution aided by Bolsheviks, and described currency depreciation, unrest, and strained U S relations across central Europe. He praised Serbia for its friendliness to America, noted chaotic transport in Jugoslavia, and recounted aid efforts in Vienna and Belgrade.
Harold Preuty, a Boston and Maine freight brakeman, was instantly killed at 10 30 tonight in Lowell when he fell from the roof of a car in the freight yards near the Lundberg street bridge and was run over by wheels.
The ad promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a tonic to combat tiredness and bloodlessness. It asserts the product provides iron and other properties to support red blood cells, with physician endorsement and availability in liquid or tablet forms.
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