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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
11
Maurice Chevillard, French aviator, wowed 10000 spectators at Juvisy France with several complete aerial loops in a biplane. He then descended and completed five loops from a height of 35300 feet, three in succession.
An old time household remedy promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser for children and adults. The warning advises buying only the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company and avoiding counterfeit copies.
Immediate itching and burning relief from eczema and related skin troubles via a Resinol bath and ointment routine. The remedy is sold by druggists in ointment and soap forms with a free trial offer from Resinol Dept. 24 R Baltimore Md.
Attorney General McReynolds ruled that the tariff law provision granting a 5 percent discount on goods imported in American vessels is nullified by the treaty protection clause. The decision hinges on the proviso that no treaty provisions may be abrogated or impaired by the sub section.
Secretary McAdoo announced Attorney General's opinion directing customs to ignore the sub-section from Oct 8 and liquidate held entries. Importers may protest to the Court of Customs Appeals. The plan would cost $10 million yearly in duties and aims to spur American shipbuilding and use of U S bottoms.
London reports from Linlithgow and Reading show Unionists winning key bye elections. Captain I. O. Wilson secures Reading seat over Liberal and Socialist rivals, while Linlithgow swings against the Liberal majority. Unionist press say these results require a fresh appeal to the country on the home rule bill.
Providence, R. I. Nov 9. The strike against Mrs Lipshitz the woman boss is off and six concrete mixers will appear for work tomorrow. Union orders keep the crew at work with Mrs Lipshitz in charge as contractor B. Lipshitz faced resistance when a woman led a six man crew on Whitmarsh street. Accidents and water buckets circulated but the men quit until union officials ordered a return to work after other grievance channels were tried.
Mrs Mary Davis Blackinton, widow of James F Blackinton and longtime East Boston schoolmaster after whom the Blackinton School at Orient Heights was named, died at her home 15 Park Street West Roxbury yesterday in her 92d year.
In Pawtucket on November 9 Mrs. Charles Gendron 8 Sumner Avenue poured kerosene on a kitchen fire to hasten supper. The can exploded and she was taken to Pawtucket Memorial Hospital likely fatally burned.
Morrison Swift argues at a Humanist forum that higher education in Massachusetts is a monopoly of the rich and that truly free college requires more than tuition elimination. He calls for a State fund, half-price room and board, part time work, and a great State university with college farms to connect education to productive life.
Five men were found dead in a small Stamford bedroom after asphyxiation from illuminating gas. The victims are Stephen Arcade 50, his brother Peter 48, his son Peter 26, and two cousins Joseph Decanto 22 and D Editano 2. The medical examiner believes one man accidentally turned on the gas as others slept.
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills strengthen nerves by boosting blood. It asserts relief for neuralgia sleeplessness nervous headache and other nervous troubles and urges readers to ask their local druggist for this old time remedy.
Worcester report says Carmina Marcasa failed to repay a $10 loan from Marona Partino. Partino returned to the home at 8 Bloomingdale Court and fired six shots when the debt could not be paid. Mrs. Marcasa was wounded and hospitalized in serious condition. Partino fled.
Secretary Daniels called neglect of religion in the navy a reproach to the republic and said he would ask Congress to provide chaplains and welfare secretaries proportional to the navy's personnel at once.
In Minneapolis a Chicago Municipal Court chief judge urged segregating pupils and sub normal children into special schools as a means to curb social vice. He said early training of feeble minded children before age 12 could greatly reduce prostitution.
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