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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
22
Richmond dispatch reports Senator Thomas 8 Martin Democratic Senate leader in critical care at Charlottesville hospital after four months illness. He is 72 and family has been summoned to his bedside.
In a letter to the Massachusetts Club after noon Governor Coolidge declares the supremacy of the law the biggest issue in Massachusetts. He says it outranks any organization or party and that candidates matter little beside upholding the rule of law.
A historic consumer notice explains that tablets stamped Bayer are genuine aspirin from Bayer with a long safety record. It advises taking with water after dosing and checking for the Bayer Cross on packaging and tablets. It notes common uses for pain and lists box sizes and prices.
Lord Buckmaster opened a Lords debate warning of grave finances and urging further taxation. He cited currency inflation, limited cuts to ways and means, and excess spending, arguing the issue lies at the heart of industrial discontent and recalling Austen Chamberlain’s bankruptcy warning.
An Australian cockatoo named Dickey aged 28 lives at Mrs. F Sherwood Keith’s estate in North Easton after twelve years at sea with a captain. He speaks clearly greeting visitors, requests a kiss, imitates animals, dances a waltz on a piano bench, taps windows and doors with his beak, and greets reporters with Hello Dickey.
Summarizes upcoming services and clergy appointments across Boston area churches. Rev Alexander Mann returns to lead Trinity Church Copley square 10 30 a m and speak on General Episcopal Convention. St James Somerville organ rite Nov 2 presided by Bishop Babcock. New St Marys Uphams Corner Dorchester rector Rev Henry E Weinberg to start Nov 1 with formal installation later.
Washington October 23 Senator Harrison Mississippi introduced a bill authorizing the War Department to issue rifles pistols and machine guns to the States for Home Guard defence. He said the measure protects communities from violence by radical elements and urged vigilant preparation by law abiding white citizens.
Senator John J. Walsh lectured yesterday afternoon before Emerson College of Oratory students on Modern Irish Poetry. He traced the Celtic revival and read poems showing the tenderness and beauty of Irish verse, urging culture through the last 30 years of writers.
Five Roxbury dealers were fined a total of 65 dollars in Roxbury Court after arraignment before Judge Palmer on weights and measures violations. Inspectors Jones and McBridie testified. fines ranged from 5 to 10 dollars for false or condemned scales and related intent to use.
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