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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1919
Page
15
The A C Lawrence Leather Co of Boston credits Goodrich De Luxe Truck Tires for superior mileage and cost efficiency. A Lawrence truck logged 18 000 miles on a heavy duty tire, with consistent performance. The article urges fleet operators to equip front and rear wheels with De Luxe Tires and consult a local distributor.
Local business listing notes Commercial Tire Service Co located at 118 Dover Street Boston offering tire repair sales and service for passenger and light truck vehicles as part of a citywide upgrades.
Washington reports a complete agreement expected between House and Senate conferees on the prohibition enforcement bill. A main dispute remains who bears the burden of proof in illegal commerce cases. Prohibition advocates plan enactment late this week aiming for an immediate halt to 2.75 percent beer and light wines where court rulings allowed sales.
Charlestown war veteran and recent U S naval forces release, Lt John J Cosgrove was elected senior vice commander of the National Corps Army and Navy Union of the United States at the Cincinnati convention. Boston delegates included Mrs Otto F Roberts and David F Kent named chief of staff.
Elsie Wilson, 22, after four failed stowaway attempts, cut her hair and dressed as a sailor to reach New York as a coal passer. She was arrested in Hoboken for disorderly conduct and arraigned, then held for federal authorities on a passport-less entry charge.
President Gompers of the AFL announced 15 labor representatives for the Wilson led Industrial conference to meet October 6 in Washington. The list includes Joseph F. Valentine Frank Duffy W D Mahon T A Rick ert Jacob Fischer Matthew Woll Frank Morrison Daniel J Tobin John L Lewis Sara A Conboy William H Johnston Paul Scharrenberg John Donlin and M F Tighe.
The Kaisers kitchen will join the Smithsonian Institution's war trophies in Washington. German prisoners of war loaded it with souvenirs before it was taken aboard the U S S Santa Rosa. The elaborate kitchen shows no injury and was kept clear of danger.
New York fashion readers learn that 78 new and staple colors, all made in America, will be distributed by the Textile Color Card Association for next spring. The palette includes rosebud, Venice, scarab, Cinder, firefly, aero, Aztec, eagle, middy, musketeer, sponge and date among others.
Polls open at 6 a.m. for Democratic and Republican primaries. At 12:30 p.m. Pilgrim Publicity Association hosts Roy Davis of Boston University on Advertising and Its Relation to Expression. Rochester New Hampshire fair starts at 1 p.m. West Roxbury Citizens' Association meets at R G Shaw School Hall with Health Commissioner Woodward speaking on public health care.
Mrs. Crosby balks at custards in hot weather and phones friend Mrs. Morris. She learns of Puddine a quick three minute dessert mix with milk or cream that makes a firm creamy mold and serves 15. Multiple flavors offered and praised for cake fillings and ice cream.
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