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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1912
Page
2
Monthly stock clearance offered from 8:30 A M to 5:30 P M featuring drastic reductions on muslin sash curtains scrim nets and Brussels and Marie Antoinette curtain sets. Prices show extreme cuts with many items offered at a fraction of list price and sales limited to one day.
Witnesses in the Russell case testifying at East Cambridge court identify Dakota Dan as Daniel Blake Russell from school memories. Charles E. McKinnon of Woburn and Zoe Belisle of Berkeley Street dispute resemblance while Helena Storey of Boston and Leonard Williams of Cambridge corroborate Dakota Dans as the boy they knew.
A headless slush barrel marked Str Titanic was found in Captain Eugene Coleman’s fish shed at Hyannisport after being picked up near Point Gammon three miles out. The wreckage is among the few pieces bearing the Titanic name to drift ashore along the Massachusetts coast.
In London on November 26, the Bow and Bromley by election saw Unionist Reginald Blair defeat Labour’s G Lansbury 4042 to 3291. Lansbury resigned his Commons seat to gauge support for woman suffrage, backed by suffragettes who ferried voters to polls. Blair opposes women’s voting rights.
Boston business men urged by a Chamber of Commerce committee to join a three months South America tour beginning in late April to attract foreign trade. A letter seeks one representative per firm with a goal of at least 100 participants.
Cottolene heats to a higher temperature than butter or lard without burning or smoking. Its fat hardens albumen to form a crust that keeps foods from becoming fat soaked. The product saves half the frying time and is described as healthful as olive oil, easily digested, and crisp without greasiness.
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