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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
13
Larry M. Jones, the aviator charged with flying without a license, did not appear in Quincy District Court yesterday. The case, postponed twice, was continued to today.
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh, stating druggists offer a money back guarantee. It touts eucalyptus-based medicated air delivered via a rubber inhaler and urges readers to buy now before winter. The copy claims the inhaled air kills catarrh germs and relieves nasal and throat symptoms.
The article cites Dr. Bartholow of Jefferson Medical College praising an alterative calcium salt for removing morbific materials and aiding elimination. It notes Eckman's Alterative as easily assimilated, nonhabit forming, and available through Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia, with observed cases of consumption improvement but no official proprietary endorsement.
Mrs Mary Tatrow of 835 Columbus avenue Roxbury was arrested by Roxbury Crossing officers after Captain Jeremiah Gallivan and District Fire Chief Gaffey investigated a suspicious fire at the Tatrow apartment building 855 Columbus avenue The fire was on the third floor of a vacant three story brick building and oil over floors was detected by investigators leading to the arrest and police call in State troopers.
Tax dodgers and lenient assessors were scored before the special commission on taxation at the State House yesterday. H. C. Wilmarth of Mansfield and Ferdinand Waldron of Dighton urged compulsory returns of taxable holdings to curb rich town interests and protect small householders from overtaxation.
Mayor Curley declared opposition to a proposed milk transportation rate increase by the Boston and Maine railroad. He instructed Corporation Counsel Sullivan to file a protest with the Interstate Commerce Commission and seek a rate suspension and investigation. The mayor warned the higher costs would raise milk prices for Boston consumers and hurt New England farmers.
Treasurers of Kidder, Peabody & Co at 115 Devonshire Street acknowledge numerous gifts to the French Wounded Emergency Fund totaling 12 208 39 and to the motor truck fund totaling 5 523 79. Donors include Rose ORO, Miss Mary Ware Allen, Lloyd L. Sykes, Mrs Romney, Theophile Schneider Jr, Magnolia Branch and others. Amounts range from 1.00 to 200.00 with various anonymous gifts.
Brighton residents discuss a strange sight as a sweet potato forms a camel shape in John R. Harris's garden. Harris explains the unreal camel arose from limited water and odd watering in his hillside plot.
The State Department informed Count von Bernstorff, Germany's ambassador, that it seeks his influence with the German government to intervene on behalf of Armenians in Turkey.
Berlin reports via wireless from Tuckerton to New Jersey that Lieutenant von Pohl, son of Admiral Iingo von Pohl, died on the field of battle. The question arises in the mystery story Behind the Bolted Door, which continues in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
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