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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1915

Page

6

Progressive platform pledges bold reforms for Massachusetts

The state Progressive party adopts a comprehensive program calling for direct legislation including proportional ballots, biennial elections, public audits, and a constitutional convention. It demands universal suffrage, a public health bureau, child labor abolition, old age pensions, minimum wages, state ownership of key industries, and extensive tax reform to curb special privilege.

Progressive Party Progressive Party of Massachusetts Nation Bureau of Public Health Commonwealth Savags Bank Life

Stomach acids blamed for indigestion and relief method

An advertisement explains that acid in the stomach causes indigestion through fermentation and burning. It argues against artificial digestion and recommends neutralizing with bisulated magnesia, in liquid or tablet form, to stop pain and restore natural digestion.

Healy Widow Margaret Healy Dead in Charlestown

In Charlestown on October 5 Margaret M Healy widow of James J Healy passed away. Funeral from the residence of her daughter Mrs William J Lynch 24 Marion street with further arrangements to follow.

International justice and antiwar platform pledge

The passage outlines a mission to remove tariff politics, support federal incorporation for uniform government suits, regulate trusts to restore competition, aid persecuted Armenians, and replace war with law. It calls for an international court and parliament to resolve disputes and limit military armament to police duties.

International Court of Justice

Should a Minister's Wife Help Him Earn Bread

The upcoming Sunday Post Magazine tackles whether a minister's spouse should contribute to family income. It explores roles, expectations, and practical considerations within clerical families.

Next Sunday Post

Robber in White Coat Targets Atlantic and Pacific Store

A daylight robbery at the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company on 756 Adams Street Dorchester involved a man in a white coat forcing a clerk into the cellar with a revolver. He emptied the cash register, donned the coat, and fled.

Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Adams Street Dorchester John McQuarrieé Parker Street Roxbury McQuarrie

Robber Steals Cash After Threat At Roxbury Store

A robber entered a Roxbury store at 3 pm and demanded cash after a clerk complied with orders to lock the cellar. The thief, wearing a white coat, used a pistol to force entry and fled with the money, totaling eight dollars and seventy five cents, before police responded late last night with limited leads.

Concord High Falls to Dorchester on Muddy Ground

The Concord High School football team lost 7 to 0 to Dorchester at Concord playground. A heavy rain turned the field to mud, making for a hard fought and evenly contested game this afternoon.

Concord Concord High School Dorchester High School

Malden Court on Cash Basis

Rufus Ward a Melrose teamster asked for a cash discount in Malden District Court after Judge Bruce set a five dollar fine for driving after dark without lights. Ward refused the discount and paid his own fine then helped Hoyt pay his, as Hoyt faced a similar charge.

Rufus Ward Melrose Bruce Malden Ward Harry Hoyt

Increase Your Blood With Winearnis Tonic Sample

An advertisement promotes a concentrated liquid tonic called Winearnis to "increase and enrich your blood" with a sample bottle available for 10 cents covering packing and delivery. A booklet is offered free.

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