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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
9
The final day of what is described as the most unusual and successful book sale in New England concludes this day. The event centers on The Panama Canal by Frederic J. [last name truncated], drawing regional interest and reader engagement.
The piece outlines the Safety First movement stressing human life safety and conservation of natural resources. It advocates caution in all activities to protect people and the environment.
Pebeco caution applied to buying toothpaste suggests the product as a genuine teeth saver. The notice emphasizes Pebeco toothpaste marketed as improving dental health.
Haskin can still be obtained for 50 cents at any Riker-Jaynes drug stores in Boston or New England until 11 tonight. Mail orders cost 60 cents and must be addressed to the mail order department, Riker-Jaynes stores, Boston, and posted by midnight.
After today it can only be obtained in book stores for 1.35. The campaign reports extraordinary sales nationwide with distribution through Riker Jaynes stores rather than newspapers. Mr Haskin notes drive comes from word of mouth, with complex reactions from readers and a touching autograph moment for deaf students. This is the last day.
United States officials clash over shipments to Huerta citing armistice spirit and potential violations. Obregon defends executing officers to prevent future trouble. Federals paroled. manufacturers under scrutiny with Boston and Massachusetts firepower centers suspected. German claims of American-sourced arms challenged. Treasury and Bryan negotiate. Senate debates Puerto Mexico landing and neutrality limits.
General Alvaro Obregon reports thirty five federal officers captured at Tepic were executed May 24 by the constitutionalists. Rear Admiral Howard, Pacific coast naval commander, telegrammed the German consul at Tepic to intercede for the federals' lives on humanitarian grounds.
May 28 Niagara Falls Ont plans for pacification of Mexico through mediation are nearly ready. Wilson and Huerta must approve a protocol outlining basic principles before the conference closes and delegates return home. The United States aims to ensure the new provisional government is not seen as Huerta’s choosing.
Washington reports General Carranza is ready to accept mediation and send representatives to Niagara Falls talks. President Wilson believes Carranza has written to South American mediators outlining his stance. Officials expect the letter to reach ABC diplomats soon and foresee a formal protocol within a week.
Annie Connolly aged 48 unmarried of 190 Beacon Street suffered severe scalds to both legs when a radiator cap on a speeding automobile truck blew off near 1584 Commonwealth Avenue Brighton. The machine, driven by George M. Garry of 159 D Street South Boston, sent scalding steam onto her legs and she was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
The upcoming Sunday Post promises two full pages of vivid photographs and compelling visuals. Readers are urged not to miss the spread, which showcases dramatic images and feature lighting designed to captivate and inform.
Mrs Eva L Osgood asserts she knows the man who murdered Howard W Peasley and protests police inaction while defending Gene Wood as innocent. She fears retribution and asks protection as she implicates another suspect, telling of shots heard and a suspicious neighbor.
Adeline La france 600 pounds elopes with 86 year old Peter Robinson after squeezing through a license office door in Albany New York. They obtain a license and marry at a local magistrate while appearing in a Maccabee Carnival side show. Adeline 21 born in Chicago. Peter from Springfield Massachusetts weighing 9 pounds.
A Cambridge youth faced a near fatal incident during a pirate game but was saved by John Carroll, chief engineer of a local manufacturing plant, at 135 Western Avenue. Carroll intervened to prevent tragedy, highlighting quick action and local community effort.
A fragment describes a fatal incident with a frightened crowd and a crying woman, a sister of the dead boy’s mother, needing physician care after authorities struggled to keep doors from breaking in. A color comic about June brides awaits in the next Sunday Post.
Mile Gaby Deslys at the Comédie-Marigny in Paris extols Savon Cadum as a key beauty aid. The French complexion soap cleanses pores, softens skin, and helps tender or irritated skin, touted as a luxury and necessity in toilet and bath. Available in art drug and department stores.
The Joan Sawyer cup winners last night were Miss Le Clair and Faunce Whitcomb with a spirited audience vote guided by director Finney. The note mentions upcoming final performances and lists prior winners from Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights along with contenders for Saturday night.
Known facts about rheumatism show the condition remains poorly understood and worsens with weather changes. Building up the blood is proposed as the best remedy, with Dr Williams Pink Pills promoted as effective. A free book titled Building Up the Blood is offered by The Dr Williams Medicine Co. for rheumatic patients.
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