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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1920

Page

20

One Killed and Sixteen Hurt in Ithaca Trolley Crash

An Eddy street trolley in Ithaca New York ran downhill and crashed into a tree causing one death and sixteen serious injuries. The deceased was J C Barger of Springville New York. Among the injured were Antone G Nosek of Cleveland a Cornell football player with a broken leg and internal injuries Professor C Tracey Stagg of Cornell Law School and R P Libbey secretary of the New York State College of Agriculture.

Ithaca N. Y J. C. Barger Springville Antone G. Nosek Cleveland Cornell C. Tracey Stagg Cornell Law School R. P. Libbey New York State College of Agriculture

Copper production costs rise over four years

Over four years copper production costs more than double. In 1915 the cost per pound ranged from 6 to 10 cents, while in 1919 it ranged from 12 to 22 cents, reflecting a sharp rise in input prices.

Guests of Red Circle Club of Provincetown Entertainment

Red Circle Club hosts more than 100 Twentieth Balloon Company members at its Provincetown clubhouse. The visitors, from over a dozen states, join in music and entertainment as local women serve refreshments.

Provincetown Red Circle Club Twentieth Balloon Company Second U. S. Artillery

English co operative societies strike for higher pay

Over 30 000 employees of English co operative societies recently walked out seeking higher wages. The societies number 15 million members and were once seen as erasing wage system abuses.

Men Time To Stock Up On Silk Hose And Neckties

Prices are welcome news to shoppers who find summer activities have depleted their stock of hose and worn neckwear. This is the time to stock up for the new season at less than expected prices.

Bride Recovers After Last Minute Blood Transfusion

Agnes Spruce faced a five minute death during an appendicitis operation at the American Hospital. Her husband Robert Spruce donated a quart of blood, enabling a rushed transfusion by Dr Max Thorele. Doctors report her recovery is imminent and note the Spruces reside at 4714 Washington Boulevard. Mrs Spruce’s father is president of the Anderson Brothers brass foundry.

Chicago Agnes Spruce Robert Spruce Sherman Spruces Washington Boulevard Mrs. Spruce Anderson Brothers Brass Foundry

Oldest Woman Voter in York County Maine

Mrs. Johana Perkins of Alfred aged 98 voted in Maine's first women’s state election. Her ballot increased the Republican majority by one and she cast the vote without glasses.

Alfred, Me York County Johana Perkins Maine

Red Cross Rushes Aid to Scene of Explosion

In New York on September 16 Red Cross field directors rushed to the explosion scene. They provided first aid and sent surgical dressings medicines and hospital supplies to Wall Street. Dr Thomas J Reilly established a dressing station on the Morgan Building steps.

New York Red Cross Wall Street Thomas J. Reilly Distress and Relief Committee of the Red Cross Morgan Building

Dry Law Machinery Deemed Inadequate by Commissioner

Washington report says Prohibition Commissioner Kramer declares enforcement machinery insufficient and cites 10 to 20 prohibition cases weekly in federal courts. Anti-Saloon League warns of conspiracy to overthrow prohibition and lists congressional candidates it plans to oppose.

Washington Prohibition Kramer Anti-Saloon League Anti- Saloon League League Congress Watson Thomas Taggart Indiana Frank B. Willis Ohio House Porter Pennsylvania House Foreign Affairs Committee Wayne B. Wheeler

Railroads’ fuel costs soar in year ending 1914

The United States railroads spent about 290 million dollars on fuel for the year ending June 30 1914. Overall expenditures for the year closed at over 600 million dollars, indicating a sharp rise in energy costs for rail operations.

United States

Marvelous Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Quick Health

An advertisement from 658 First Ave Troy New York promotes Fruit a tives Fruit Liver Tablets claiming quick relief from kidney trouble and constipation. Testimonial by Henry Dater says symptoms disappeared after a month. The ad notes 50 cents a box six for 2 50 and a 25 cent trial size with purchase through dealers or Fruit A Tives Limited Ogdensburg New York.

First Ave Troy N. Y Henry Dater Fruit- A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg New

Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Offer Rheumatic Relief

An ad extols Nature's Remedy NR Tablets claiming to ease rheumatism by improving digestion elimination and blood quality. It asserts the product cleanses the system, aids liver and kidney function, and provides prompt relief with a 260 box lasting twenty five days.

Nature

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