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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1913
Page
8
An advertisement urges pale anemic women to use Dr Williams Pink Pills to strengthen the blood and body. It promotes a free booklet and states pills cost 50 cents a box or six for 2 50 with mail order from Schenectady New York.
Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment are promoted as safe for tender skin and effective against eczema ringworm and itching. The ad claims 60 percent success and 221 doctors endorsing in a month, noting gentle blends suitable for babies. Samples offered by writing to Resinol Department 238 Baltimore Md.
An appeal to wives promotes ORRINE as a home treatment for drinking men. The ad claims it saves money spent on liquor, offers a money back trial, and invites readers to obtain a free booklet at Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington, D C.
John J. Ballam and other I W W speakers at a Faneuil Hall mass meeting urge five million workers to unite for own interests. They condemn Draperism at Hopedale mills, claim wages as low as four to ten dollars, and warn of revolution if capitalism endures. Morrison I Swift and Caleb F Howard also speak on brain use and societal reform.
A fragment states that a social revolution is forming a new society, noting no great cataclysm yet, attributed to the transcendent patience of the working class rather than intellect. The quote references a transformative era in progress and ongoing changes among labor groups.
An advertisement touts a cloth elastic truss that supposedly cures rupture without surgery. It offers a 60 day trial, a free 96 page clothbound book, and endorsements from thousands, with a mail-in coupon to Box 371 CLUTHE COMPANY New York City.
Norman Hapgood announced Harper's Weekly will be published by McClure Publications, Inc. with Hapgood among the new owners and existing officers of Harper's Weekly Co. remaining in place. He said no radical changes to the Weekly are planned immediately.
In Pressburg Hungary on May 18 the ancient ghetto was destroyed by fire leaving 8000 homeless. Orthodox Jews refused labor on the Sabbath until the chief rabbi granted dispensation allowing saving women and children. While flames consumed buildings residents stood by.
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Four Cornell sophomores, two men and two women, drowned in Cayuga Lake after their canoe overturned between Willow Point and the Renwick pier. Evidence indicates the incident occurred last night in icy water.
The article recalls prior canoeing accidents that led to student drownings and notes many bodies remain unfound, underscoring ongoing risk and search challenges.
John Walker a British mine owner and his wife fought bandits in Aguascalentes Mexico on May 18 killing five and wounding three of eleven attackers as they defended themselves.
Four students from New York towns set out from Willow Point in a canoe toward Ithaca around 9 PM. The canoe was found overturned near Taughannock Point eight miles from the cottage, with paddles and cushions nearby. other canoes from Jarvis boathouse were accounted for, leaving no doubt about the craft. The missing are Miss Mary Cornelia Mallett of Middletown, Miss Martha McCormick of Troy, Brainard Bailey of Troy, and Reinhart C. Zimmer of Rochester, all connected to Cornell colleges.
University authorities the sheriff and coroner concluded four have perished and began shoreline and lake dragging. Motorboats and canoes search miles and teams sweep both shores. Expert boatmen will begin dragging at first light with hopes of recovery if bodies lie near shore.
Mr and Mrs Walker arrive under escort of troops as mine workers near Villa Garcia Zacatecas continue. The scene underscores ongoing security presence amid tense conditions at the mine.
Buenos Aires May 18 The Council of Ministers will submit to the National Congress a proposal to tax beef exports above a government fixed maximum. An official from the Ministry of Agriculture is beginning to audit the accounts of the refrigerated plants.
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