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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1915

Page

3

Commission probes artificial sidewalk work on West Broadway

The Boston finance commission informs Mayor Curley that the public works department should investigate the use of gravel in mixing concrete for artificial stone sidewalks on West Broadway. The contractor allegedly substitutes gravel for crushed stone saving about 980 dollars, and the panel questions the gravel and sand foundation’s durability versus the standard broken stone or cinder base.

Curley Finance Comission Commissioner of Public Works West Broadway South Boston

Prominent Marylander Falls From Boardwalk Window

F B Nicholson 21 a member of a leading Dickerson Maryland family convalescing from typhoid fever fell or jumped from a fifth story window of a boardwalk hotel in Atlantic City New Jersey today. He was seen plunging by many onlookers and is believed to be fatally injured.

Atlantic. City N. J F. B. Nicholson Dickerson

Oysterettes Crackers Improve Stews and Salads

Oysterettes are described as enhancing stews soups and salads and are recommended to be enjoyed alone to sample their flavor. The piece promises readers they will appreciate the crackers whether used as garnish or eaten plain.

Simple liquid stimeline turns straight hair curly overnight

A reader praises a liquid stimeline that curls hair in one night. Wet a brush with the solution, pull through the hair, and by morning waves stay, offering a soft glossy crown and weeks of curl with simple druggist access.

Big Loan Prospects Rise as Bankers Rally

The commission reports pledges secured for a large one billion dollar loan likely split into several series with five or ten year maturities. Prominent financiers including J. P. Morgan and George F. Baker are in talks, while pro German bankers seek inclusion amid national debate over the loan.

Commission New York J. P. Morgan George F. Baker James J. Hill Festus J. Wade St. Louis Hill Northwest Wade Mr. Wade

Lansing Clarifies Allies Loan stance amid neutrality concerns

Secretary Lansing said no domestic or international law violations are involved in the proposed U S loan by the Allies for war supplies. He noted the administration opposes loans by popular subscription or those taking large amounts of gold, viewing the plan as a private credit loan rather than a government action.

Washington Lansing United States State Department

German Alliance Opposes U S Loan to Entente Allies

Dr Charles J Hexamer president of the National German American Alliance appeals nationwide against a proposed U S loan to the Entente. He accuses Anglo American money interests and the press of driving neutral America toward war with England to fund continued naval dominance.

United States Alliance Philadelphia Charles J. Hexamer National German-American Alliance America Hexamer England

Gets-It corn remedy advertised as quick painless cure

A 25 cent Gets It corn remedy promises fast relief from corns calluses warts and bunions. The ad touts a two second application and claims long experience for Mary and others who used painful prior methods. Distributed by FE Lawrence & Co Chicago with Boston sales via Riker James stores.

Mary FE. Lawrence & Co Chicago Boston Riker-James

Old Home Day features at Quannapowitt fair Wakefield

The Quannapowitt fair in Wakefield opened with Old Home Day attractions and farm product exhibits by Massachusetts granges and a poultry show. Reading led with 91 percent in the grange exhibit, followed by Stoneham, Wakefield, Melrose, Saugus, Lynnfield, and Winchester.

Massachusetts Wakefield Reading Stoneham Melrose Saugus Lynnfield Winchester W. J. Hallahan George H. Blanchard E. H. Hanscom William Bruerton EF. H. Hanscom Willliam Bruerton Highland School of Reading Stoneham High School Barros Mone Bell Carnation

Shooting of Boy A Mystery In Worcester Suburbs

Eleven year old Joan Wells of Shrewsbury is in critical condition after being shot near his North Quinsigamond Avenue home. Police report his elder brother William 18 initially admitted shooting during a dispute over bread but later said a stray bullet from a nearby Italian construction camp caused the wound.

Worcester Joan Wells John Wells North Quinsigamond Avenue Shrewsbury William

Mullen Not in Need of Guard at Everett Meeting

A special Everett board of aldermen session was held with a policeman present at Alderman John J. Mullen’s request amid fears of personal violence. No incident occurred as the patrolman stood by at city hall yesterday afternoon.

Everett Board of Aldermen Everett City Hall John J. Mullen

Fire at Cambridge Tuberculosis Hospital Threatens Patients

Eighty patients at the Cambridge Tuberculosis Hospital were frightened when a small wooden shelter near the Belmont line burned at 9 p m. Sparks from the blaze showered the hospital as firefighters battled flames and 1000 feet of hose were laid to protect the hilltop buildings. Dr McGirr and head nurse Miss Mary Bowne helped supervise defenses while a rumor of an escaped patient circulated. The man was later found sleeping on a cot.

Cambridge Tuberculosis Hospital Belmont Wellington Street Concord Avenue Conroy Cambridge Fire Department McGirr Mary Bowne Miss Bowne

Massachusetts Men’s Suffrage Tour Arrives in Southbridge

In Southbridge a 500 plus crowd gathered as Philip M. Clark and William McGillicuddy spoke from a flag-draped auto. The tour, part of a two month statewide drive to win woman suffrage, moved next to Chariton and Spencer with rallies in Webster planned. An advance car driven by Wendell F. Garrison, grandson of William Lloyd Garrison, toured with suffrage posters and v instruments.

Southbridge Massachusetts Men’s League Philip M. Clark William McGillicuddy Boston Chariton Spencer Worcester County Webster Wendell F. Garrison William Lloyd Garrison

Peters explains Treasury workings to Boston University audience

Andrew J. Peters Assistant Secretary of the Treasury addressed nearly 200 students and faculty in Jacob Sleeper Hall, detailing the department and its branches. The talk was hosted by the College of Business Administration with President L. H. Marlin and Dean FE L. Lord also speaking.

Andrew J. Peters the Treasury Boston University Jacob Sleeper Hall Treasury Department College of Business Administration L. H. Marlin FE. L. Lord

Peters and Malburn Visit Treasury Officials in Town

Assistant Secretaries of the Treasury Andrew J. Peters and William P. Malburn were in town yesterday. They called at the federal building to renew acquaintance with Assistant United States Treasurer Charles B. Strecker and other federal officeholders. United States Marshal John J. Mitchell, a personal friend of Peters, joined them as they walked through the building.

the Treasury Andrew J. Peters William P. Malburn United States Charles B. Strecker John J. Mitchell Peters

Real estate figure John K. Gould dies in Malden

Prominent Malden real estate operator John K. Gould aged 81 died at his home on Gould Avenue last night from Bright's disease and related complications. He was a well known local businessman and community figure.

John K. Gould Malden Gould Avenue Bright Mr. Gould

Sargel Weight Gain Plan Promises Quick Results

Advertises Sargel tablets to help thin individuals gain five to eight pounds in fourteen days by adding one tablet with each meal. Claims the product turns consumed fats into usable nourishment, reduces waste, and yields lasting weight gain. Sold by Riker-Jaynes and other local druggists with a money back guarantee.

Riker-Jaynes

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