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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1910

Page

7

Surprising Hair Wash Ad Claims Superior Cleanliness

An advertisement touts Birt's Head Wash made from neutral soap coconut oil glycerin egg white and salicylic acid. It promises remarkable dirt removal with two wash steps and discolored basin water proof of effectiveness and sells in tubes for 25 cents at drug and department stores.

Birt

Cadum Promises Pimples Vanish With Quick Action

The advertisement touts Cadum as a remedy that dries up pimples within a week or sooner. It claims Cadum soothes itching and heals skin blemishes including rash eczema sores and psoriasis with direct application. Prices listed are 10c and 25c.

Lower Milk Rates Promised in Boston Milk Cases

The Boston & Maine railroad and Boston milk shippers reached an agreement to file a tariff on statutory notice that will set lower rates than proposed, aiming to equalize terms for all milk shippers. The Interstate Commerce Commission proceedings were discontinued, with an informal conference held and Massachusetts Attorney General Dana Malone opposing the move.

Washington Boston & Maine Railroad Boston Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Knapp Dana Malone Massachusetts

Actress Josephine Bartlett Dies After Year of Injuries

Chicago notices the death of actress Josephine Bartlett at Baptist Hospital after a year-long recovery from a New York automobile accident. A Chicago Ideal Opera Company founder, she sang with the Bostonians and performed until injuring herself in Mlle. Modiste. Funeral at Oak Woods Cemetery Sunday at 3 PM.

Chicago Josephine Bartlett the Baptist Hospital New York Miss Bartlett Will J. Davis John B. Wade Chicago Ideal Opera Company Bostonians Mlle Modiste H. M. Quackenbos East Forty-First Street Oak Woods Cemetery Morris Jessie Bartlett Davis

Mountain higher than Mt McKinley discovered in Alaska

Thomas J. Riggs Jr and party, surveying near the Porcupine River north of latitude 67, report a peak north of the Arctic Circle that exceeds Mt McKinley by about 2000 feet. The unnamed mountain sits east of the 141st meridian with McKinley at 20,480 feet.

Seattle Wash Thomas J. Riggs, Jr Alaskan Boundary Survey Arctic Circle Mt. McKinley Riggs Boundary Survey Porcupine River

Body Found on Hull Beach Suspected Murder Case

A man’s body washed up at Sunset Point Hull with a wire looped around the neck and quilt bound tight. Medical examiner believes murder. Cosanona family connected, autopsy planned. Roosevelt campaigns tour noted in same report.

Herbert Spalding Sunset Point Spalding Reynolds Tremaine Peterson George Downey Hingham Cosanona Hull Waveland Swithen & Merrill Swithin Casanova Paddy Caruso John R. Mitchell

Shepard Norwell Employees Hold First Annual Dance

Fully 600 attendees joined the Shepard Norwell Company's Employees Mutual Aid Association at Intercolonial Hall Roxbury for an evening of music and dancing from 8 to 1 with a supper break. Guests included Mayor Fitz gerald and family along with company leaders John Shepard E E Cole and John Shepard Jr. The grand march led by Matthew King and his daughter May opened the event which also featured other department store representatives as invited guests.

Matthew King May Herbert Price

Fire calls log from Boston area small blazes

Daily fire record lists calls including 8:04 a m at Central street for M Warren Leach with slight damage 8:10 a m rubbish fire at Williams Street Jamaica Plain 11:35 p m at Grove street for M Goldstein with loss slight 1:58 p m Bear 135 Norfolk avenue Dorchester brush fire 4:40 p m Spring street for J Michael slight.

Central Street M. Warren Leach Slight Williams Street Jamaica Plain Grove Street M. Goldstein Norfolk Avenue Dorchester Spring Street J. Michael Needleus Parker Jace Werrus

Roosevelts Day Opens Campaign With Wall Street Tammany Broadside

In Elmira New York on October 14 Theodore Roosevelt launched his campaign for the Republican State ticket. He delivered ten speeches attacking Wall Street and Tammany Hall with the line Wall Street and Tammany Hall Have Struck Hands. His slogan You are wanted in Room 212 Are you going? referenced the Rochester hotel room used by Charles F Murphy, Tammany Hall leader, during the Democratic State convention.

Roosevelt Dunkirk New York Allegheny Chemung Valley Fredonia Sinclairville Gerry Jamestown Salamanca Wellsville Hornell Corning Elmira Wall Street Tammany Hall Tweed New York State Indiana Murphy Mr. Roosevelt Stimson Sugar Trust Harry Stimson N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Rochester Charles F. Murphy

California Fig Syrup Co Promotes Laxative Health Message

An advertisement urges good health through right living and timely remedies. It promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the one perfect laxative, claiming broad satisfaction and urging buyers to obtain the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. through leading druggists.

California Fig Syrup Co California Pig Syrup Co

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