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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1918
Page
4
Thure Hanson, commissioner of standards, says radiators and steam pipes painted bright aluminum or gilt will be a thing of the past. He argues that painting radiators black increases heat radiation, yielding better coal consumption results.
The Bricklayers and Plasterers' Union of Massachusetts must pay F. Martineau & Co. of Turners Falls four thousand dollars following a Superior Court jury verdict in Franklin county.
Richard H. Long the Democratic candidate for governor spoke at rallies in Marblehead Danvers Wakefield Stoneham and Melrose yesterday afternoon and in Salem Peabody and Lynn last night.
Mr Long argues the lobby and Republican party keep the State Senate from passing an eight hour day for paper mill workers and a forty eight hour limit for women and children. He accuses the Senate of breaking a pledges in the party platform and vows to press the measures in the next campaign.
Private Charles F. Glazebrooke 26, a St. Peter's Episcopal Church soloist in Cambridge and Western Electric clerk in South Boston, was reported killed when the transport Ticonderoga was torpedoed on Sept. 30. He was inducted May 31 after two earlier rejections.
Sixty persons aged 15 to 59 enrolled in the Morgan Memorial Academy new departure of the educational department. The program offers preparation for college or university courses or advancement in current positions. Among the enrollees are several married couples.
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine next week will publish Princess Radziwill's intimate story of The Loves of the Russian Grand Dukes detailing Grand Duke Alexis life and his visits to Boston.
Jerald H. Kessler of New York City describes a five year ordeal with painful skin eruptions. He credits Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, used as directed, with clearing his skin and restoring smoothness. The testimonial notes the products are sold by all druggists.
The Massachusetts Republican State convention planned for Tremont Temple and related events at Hotel Brunswick and the club dinner were called off after a state committee meeting. Health authority data indicated continued epidemic risk, prompting the postponement. In Boston, Joseph F. OConnell filed a protest with election officials alleging 200 registered voters in Wards 5 and 6 are non residents or temporary hotel guests and should be barred from voting.
Methuen Oct 22 One of nine surviving Civil War veterans in the city Calvin B Sargent 83 died today. He served through the Civil War and belonged to Thomas J Green Post 100. The community notes his passing in this aged veteran’s obituary.
London reports Allied troops have seized the large 15 inch cannon used by Germany to bombard Dunkirk for a year. The weapon was found undamaged, per a War Office statement.
The Senate judiciary sub committee extending its inquiry to all charges of illegal political and publicity activities by brewery interests. Hearings postponed until after the November elections as members return to Washington.
James A. Flaherty supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus urged members to have their children receive communion for Marshal Foch and to pray for him and his cause. The appeal followed Foch's request conveyed by Rev William Barnes Catholic chaplain of Oxford University who attended Cardinal Gibbons golden jubilee in New York.
Sewell Ford's Shorty McCabe story features Herm as an astonishing figure once he begins, leaving even Shorty impressed by his prowess. The narrative previews a clever, humorous arc in the upcoming Boston Sunday Magazine.
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