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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
6
In Boston Miss Farrar defends American individuality and education over foreign nobility. She states she prefers a Harvard graduate to three grand dukes and mocks the idea that titles or nationalities decide charm. She criticizes hobble skirts and ends with a sharp farewell to a reporter.
A political ad argues the present high cost of living stems mainly from tariffs. It urges Massachusetts voters to elect a Democratic governor, citing steel trusts and New York data, and warns that only a people’s tariff can curb rising prices. The piece attacks both major parties’ handling of tariff policy and champions Samuel W. McCall’s stance as a model.
John the cat of Mrs. BR Whit ing of 20 Hollingsworth Street Mattapan is praised as one of the cleverest cats in the district. The six year old pet has a blue eye and a green eye and responds only to John. He can play dead roll over stand up or turn a somersault at his mistress command and is a splendid mouser.
The international aviation tournament committee released a statement defending its decision not to keep the event open Monday for further trials at the Statue of Liberty flight. The action responds to charges of unsportsmanlike conduct by Armstrong Drexel and supporters. The Moisant entry had requested an official closing date be set and confirmed, with the committee claiming no discretion to alter the closing.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds and grippe misery. It claims relief from neuralgia pains, headaches, stuffed nose, feverishness, and other symptoms after doses every two hours, stressing no quinine and a 25 cent package produced after three years of research.
Henry Jones of Roxbury Massachusetts seeks divorce from Adele N Jones citing extreme cruelty. He says she adheres to Christian Science and rejects Roosevelt era family guidance. Judge Orr delays decree and will consider case. couple married in 1885 in Lynn and have a 14 year old son. they have not spoken in four years.
Speakers at the State House urged varied forms for a proposed workingmen's compensation act before a special commission. Ex Representative Charles S. Pierce favored a choice between compensation under the employers' liability act or common law with lump sum payments and limits on willful misconduct. Others urged delaying a final statute and further study with partial employer and employee contributions. multiple city and business leaders attended.
English actress Miss Ellen Terry visits Tremont Temple Friday evening to discuss Shakespearean heroines with scenes from the plays. She will also present a talk on Shakspere's Heroines Pathic next Wednesday afternoon.
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