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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
11
An advertisement touts a home treatment for catarrh and related symptoms. By mixing Parmint with hot water and sugar, a person can take a tablespoon four times daily, with claims of rapid improvement and potential restoration of hearing and relief from head noises, dulness, and mucus drainage.
Nearly everyone suffers seborrhea and dandruff but Fame claims to stop seborrhea and hair loss. The product penetrates to hair glands to promote healthy scalp and new hair growth with no alcohol. Available as large one dollar bottle or 35 cent small bottle at druggists and barber shops. money-back if unsatisfied. Produced by F A Thompson & Company in Detroit with various distributors listed.
A long registry of marriage intentions listing pairs with ages and addresses in Roxbury Dorchester and surrounding areas. Entries include occupations such as clerk, laundryman, ship fitter, and waitress, with personal statuses like widowed or at home and multiple street addresses.
Glenn E. Plumb, author of a railroad ownership plan, says he does not favor a national political labor party though local options may exist. He argues the Plumb plan would guarantee safe investment for security holders and lower public transportation costs while tying dividends to efficiency.
Berlin officials announce a state tribunal will open sittings to investigate responsibility for the war and charges against leading statesmen and military leaders. General Ludendorff, former ambassador Bernstorff, and former Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg are named as early witnesses.
The first New Bedford whaling fleet began two and three year voyages this morning. The Charles W. Morgan the largest and oldest whaling ship on the oceans today, commanded by Captain John Edwards, hoisted sails and moved to sea.
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