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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
8
Judge Horace M. Redfield, 68, of Hubbardton died at Rutland Hospital from injuries suffered when struck by a bicycle ridden by 14 year old Edmund Richards on a sidewalk last Friday night in Rutland.
Mrs J H Harrison reports severe bronchial cough and weakness eased after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She found quick tonic effects and recommends purchase at local drug stores or sending 10c for a trial package.
Marion C Illinois October 10 plans for an Armistice Day tribute in President Harding's home town were dashed after a War Department telegram found no record of artist Dwight Wells having served in the U. S. Army. Wells died penniless at 19, once thought a World War veteran and buried in Potters Field. The Marion Cemetery Association had funded an honor triangle for fallen soldiers, with Mrs. Harding backing the case. New plans are being drawn.
Private Charles Fredericks, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Fredericks of 151 State Road Beachmont, will be honored by civic fraternal and patriotic groups with military rites at his burial tomorrow at 9 30 a m.
A vintage promotion invites shoppers to buy six packages of Jiffy-Jell this week and mail the trade-marks from fronts for three free gifts. The Initial Mold Set of aluminum dessert molds embossed with the purchaser’s initial is advertised, with two additional surprise gifts.
The message promotes Jiffy Jell claiming real fruit in bottles per package and urges collectors to send six package trademarks to receive three gifts. It emphasizes fresh fruit flavor and low cost compared with older dry forms and calls for quick season participation.
Miss Rose Arsenault of Cambridge the sole woman draftsman at the Boston navy yard seeks public support to protest what she describes as outrageous wages paid to ship draftsmen by the United States government.
The octogenarian celebration closes as Pawtucket marks its 20th anniversary with a gala banquet attended by General Edwards Governor Emery J. SanSouci Mayor Robert A. Kenyon and Congressman Ambrose Kennedy. The event followed a week of activities including a Navy Yard draft workers gathering.
Miss Arsenault, a 32 year old draftsman, fought barriers to attend technical schools and rose to Grade B at the Boston navy yard. She describes a 33 percent wage cut amid a 8 percent cost of living rise and seeks relief from lawmakers including Senator Lodge. She is the financial secretary and only woman in Draftsmen Union Local 15.
A home remedy uses 2% ounces of Pinex mixed with sugar syrup to a pint or substitutes like molasses honey or corn syrup. It promises fast relief for coughs hoarseness croup bronchitis and asthma and is marketed as a cost saving home solution from The Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind.
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