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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
2
Washington reports that the President, avoiding a full labor program at term’s end, will express labor needs in his December 1 message to Congress or a later special message. The move aims to outline priorities without committing a plan that could complicate a successor.
The President held a White House dinner with labor friends and met officials and lawyers to show government openness to labor, urging dialogue on grievances and fair treatment. He urged lawyers to advise unions and criticized lawsuits over damages under employer liability laws as often serving lawyers more than justice.
The Finance Commission urged the Mayor to file a civil suit against David Greenhood Mark Berwin and others to recover city funds from the Codman Street land deal. The case involves alleged city losses of several thousand dollars with indictments and ongoing criminal proceedings for several involved individuals.
Miss Edna Clarke a 19 year old Alameda art student vanished after a love affair in California with a Boston youth. Letters reveal "The Rev Payson Young" later identified as Patrick J Lyons of Boston. Lyons reportedly ill with heart trouble as investigators probe clergyman charges.
Last evening the Wild Rose of Lough Gill Club hosted the annual County Sligo ball at Paine Memorial Hall drawing 500 natives and friends from Sligo and other clubs. The event featured a concert, then dancing directed by Miss Katie Keaney and Patrick Horan with assistants Mary Toner and John Donaher.
United Fruit liner Cartago ran aground on Utila Reefs off Honduras while en route from New Orleans to Colon. Vaccaro was spotted nearby and signalled for assistance. Captain reports no immediate danger to passengers or crew.
Fragmentary numeric line lists prices or values 12.50 10.00 22.50 4.00 2.50 6.50 2.00 1.35 without context or identifiers. No public entities or events are present to identify a person, organization, place, or date.
Secretary Albert Clarke predicted a speedy tariff revision with a modified protection law to take effect within months. He praised supporters of protection as the election results unfold. He said the new tariff would set a maximum rate used by the President when exports are treated unfairly, with James R. MacColl named president and a slate of officers elected for the year.
An advertisement offers Williams Treatment at five dollars monthly until cured for catarrh and related eye and nervous conditions. Reverend R. S. Mitchell of Melrose Mass endorses it, citing improvements in chest expansion and throat health. W. H. Winne of Schenectady credits restored sight and nerves after the Williams Absorption Treatment.
Mrs. Martha P. Shattuck of South Merrimack New Hampshire reports four years of deafness worsened by cold and winter. After Williams treatment her hearing improved from barely tick to arm’s length and head noises disappeared. Cataracts are receding under the Williams Absorption Method with clearer vision overall.
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German professor Dr Lassar explains hair loss prevention starts with daily scalp cleansing. Regular washing strengthens scalp health, with at least twice weekly washes using a specific head wash called Birt's Head Wash, containing refined soap glycerin salicylic acid egg white and coconut oil to cleanse soften and give natural shine.
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