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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
4
Advertises Cascarets as a harmless laxative for men women and children that cleanses the liver and bowels, stops headaches and bad breath, clears the tongue and stomach, relieves constipation, and improves mood. Pills are sold 10 or 25 cents at drug stores for bedtime use.
Providence police conclude Cosimo di Nuccio proprietor of a small Italian resort was slain by three gunmen and white slavers in his restaurant last night.
Today three young Italian women were held as material witnesses. Margaret de Rosa, a Boston area waitress, and Mrs. Rosa Bucci of this city were said to have witnessed the shooting. Dora Callo, arrested last week in a Boston white slave case, is considered the key witness. Police sent four inspectors to Boston to pursue the case as witnesses point to a getaway by three men in a car.
Harvard college authorities awarded Langdell scholarships to P. P. Cohen J. D. Peeler and W. B. Tippetts and research scholarships to F. D. Comerford E. O. Schreiber and W. Merritt. Homer B. Vanderblue received the Toppan prize of 200 dollars for an economics essay and Sears prizes went to Day Kimball L. H. Landuu C. Bunn and R. Taggart.
The Weavers Union votes to urge the Fall River Textile Council to petition the Cotton Manufacturers' Association for a 10 percent wage rise. This follows 15 percent in two raises already paid since January as weavers argue current cotton industry conditions justify another boost.
After talks at Long Branch New Jersey President Wilson and Secretary Lansing report no proof of breaches in German promises regarding submarine actions off the U S coast last Sunday. They pledge continued investigation and close monitoring of any repetition.
The President and Secretary discussed every angle of the submarine issue. Officials fear large scale German attacks near the Atlantic may prompt government action. Complete evidence on Germany’s pledge to spare passengers was awaited for the President’s Friday return.
Secretary Lansing returned from talks with President Wilson at Shadow Lawn saying the U S policy on the recent U-boat raid off the New England coast will wait for more complete facts. Officials expect Rear Admiral Knight’s forthcoming report on naval aspects and passenger safety to shape final action.
More than 100 residents gathered near the First Universalist Church on Pleasant Street as police guided by Rev. Richard E. Sykes entered the church to inspect a suspicious glow. The parlor revealed embers from an afternoon church social fire slowly dying behind a flickering light.
Mrs. H. H. Denbow of Sioux Falls says a three year eczema ordeal on her hands vanished after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. She reports relief after the first application and notes she used a cake of soap and half a jar of ointment with no recurrence. Drugstores sell both products and free samples are offered by Resinol in Baltimore.
Since mobilization 92,4094 Catholics and 62,391 Protestants had joined the army from various parts of Ireland.
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