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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
13
A labor federation delegates voted against backing a new party, highlighting industrial abuses by trusts and urging workers to support Wilson and the Democrats. Brandeis warned the new platform omits the right to organize and favors private monopoly, urging careful study of labor impact.
Mrs. Charles McNally a 34 year old from Hubbard near Sharon Penn died during a dental procedure to remove 15 teeth. She was given chloroform after initial removal and revival, but died after remaining teeth were extracted.
Miss Hazelle Massey aged 19 warns young girls after her affair with Rev. W. T. Dunn aged 49 father of nine led to the minister being unfrocked. She urges avoidance of married men and cautions about hurried attachments.
Advert says bad taste headaches biliousness and constipation come from a torpid liver and constipated bowels. It claims undigested food rots in the stomach and sour gases foul breath and yellow skin. A 10 cent box will clear your head keep stomach sweet and make you cheerful for months.
Governor Foss, still weak, addresses a large Worcester audience on transportation and railroad policy, prison reform, and major Massachusetts reforms passed by the legislature. He questions Pelletier and urges party unity while praising measures from minimum wage to suburban homesteads.
Governor Foss argues that transportation should be owned and run by public authorities, citing railways and waterways as key to growth and wage purchasing power. He faults the New Haven railroad for monopoly aims, vows a public utilities commission, and calls for prison reform and fair fines collection.
Rev. Charles E. Griffin, pastor of First Baptist Church Massillon Ohio, who resigns to lead Oakland Baptist Pittsburg, denounces church suppers and bazaars as block and tackle methods of the devil. He notes his church was debt free, salaries up, and benevolences tripled due to direct giving.
Washington and New York women are reported to have the biggest feet in the world according to Mrs A A Birney president of the Mothers' Congress in a New York dispatch She praises the size and athleticism as a sign of strong promising women for the future and hopes other regions share the trend
The Republican national committee accepted resignations of Minnesota Oklahoma and Ohio members and declared vacant seats held by Roosevelt supporters from New Jersey West Virginia and North Carolina. Successors were named for Oklahoma Ohio New Jersey and North Carolina. Ed wards seat declared vacant for disloyalty. West Virginia and Minnesota to nominate replacements. Franklin Murphy elected to New Jersey seat. Borden Whiting removed. Duncan to replace Richmond Pearson. Grange to replace Brown. Harris to replace Priestly. A California subcommittee was appointed to study the situation.
Ex surveyor J J McCarthy is named campaign manager for the Bull Moose party in Massachusetts 13th and 14th districts where multiple state and county offices are on the ballot McCarthy previously drew attention as a Bull Moose speaker in Vermont where he aided the Progressive effort Lamouille county reports eight Progressive Representatives and two Democrats a sign of Republican losses and praise for McCarthy's stumping work.
Governor Foss headlines rallies in Marlboro Framingham and Natick with David I Walsh and ex Senator Down. Chairman Riley speaks in Malden Beverett and Woburn. Ex Senator David B Shaw also to speak at these gatherings.
Old saying on gray hair prompts use of Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. Describes sage tea method, its claimed effects on dull lifeless hair, dandruff, and gradual color restoration. Sold by druggists at fifty cents a bottle and marketed as safe and effective.
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