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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
6
Copper toe shoes for children designed exclusively for Filene's offer long wear and style. Described as scuff resistant with a slant top fashion cue this season. Prices listed at 2.50 and 3.00.
Three United Shoe Machinery officials Sidney W Winslow Edward P Hurd and Elmer P Howe faced a bail dispute in a Boston court as they sought $10,000 bail arguing dignity in paying. Judge Dodge set bail at 9000 per defendant on each of two indictments amid statements by District Attorney Asa P French that the charges were far more extensive than related milk and rendering cases.
Judge Dodge presided and set bail at 10000 dollars on each defendant while stating the court would avoid indignity to the defendants and would not belittle the government's case as the district attorney indicated.
W. W. Evans of Carrollton Kentucky credits Resinol Ointment and Soap with curing him of severe itching piles after brief use. He praises the products as non irritant and safe for delicate skin. Resinol Ointment comes in screw top opal containers. soap praised for soothing bath and scalp care. Sold by all druggists from Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore MD.
A fragment discusses weather affecting watchmakers and customers in town. It notes Wilson Bros employing 10 skilled watchmakers with reputation for quality and low prices. It mentions eye testing and optical glasses ready for repair or replacement.
Advertises Electro-la as a new treatment that removes hair at the roots, not just surface hair, leaving skin smooth. Claims immediate permanent destruction of all hair types with a free trial offer and a money back guarantee, priced at $1,000 per bottle.
Sidney W. Winslow, president, defends United Shoe Machinery against grand jury action, arguing the royalty leasing system lowers production costs, raises wages, and benefits shoe manufacturers and workers. He asserts ongoing legal compliance and notes efficiency, research support, and substantial public benefit from the consolidation and services.
In a lengthy statement Mr. Winslow argues the United Shoe Machinery Company lowers costs and royalties while expanding its machine lineup. He asserts low initial machinery costs, competitive royalties, strong employee wages at Beverly, solid safety and health standards, and full cooperation with the Department of Justice during inquiries.
The Olympic, with nearly 1700 aboard, was outbound to Cherbourg when the cruiser Hawke rammed the liner in the starboard quarter. The Hawke, damaged badly, steamed to Portsmouth as the Olympic headed to Southampton for tide to dock. Passengers remained calm while rescue proceeded and several notable travelers were onboard.
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