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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
11
Lawrence expects the 30th annual Typo graphical Union banquet at City Hall tomorrow evening with toastmaster Frank P. Sibley Boston Globe war correspondent and other prominent Boston newspapermen as speakers.
An advertisement touts Cereal Meal as a natural health food that relieves constipation without laxatives. It claims quick relief within 24 to 36 hours and urges readers to order with a money-back guarantee and free booklet. The product is sold only directly by manufacturers or specific drug stores.
A newspaper advice note explains that skin sheds flaky particles and aging slows shedding. It claims mercorized wax from drugstores absorbs worn particles, accelerating renewal. nightly application as a cold cream is recommended for a fresher complexion.
A vintage tip explains dissolving a teaspoon of canthrax in hot water to make shampoo. The mix yields easy coverage from scalp to ends, removes dandruff oil and dirt, and leaves hair with quick drying fluff and lustrous softness.
An advertisement offers a simple herb recipe claimed to cure muscular and inflammatory rheumatism and related pains. It asserts safety and effectiveness, promises free delivery upon sending name and address to H. P. Sutton of Los Angeles, California.
Governor Coolidge issues a formal proclamation denouncing the police strike as treasonable and asserting no reinstatement will be allowed. State Guard suppression and recruitment at Kinsley Hall proceed amid fund-raising for Defender of Public Safety, with donations surpassing $100,000.
The massachusetts public calls for blanks to be filled by every State Guard and police member. Trustees will receive a fund to aid Loyal Police and Guard families during hardship. Members must provide name rank unit residence civil occupation employer earnings dependents and certification of accuracy. Capt Comdg Co Regt M S G.
Michael J. O'Donnell president of the Boston Central Labor Union says the labor movement will answer the proclamation after being informed last night. The statement signals forthcoming action from labor groups in response to the governor's order.
A committee of 34 has issued its report to the public detailing findings and recommendations. The document outlines goals, methods, and anticipated actions for local governance and community projects. It emphasizes transparency and citizen involvement in oversight and future initiatives.
About 100 guardsmen stationed at the Field's Corner police station will move into tents at Rowan Park on Mt. Ida, Dorchester, by week’s end. Captain Lester A. Lane oversees the transition, easing crowded indoor quarters, with Red Cross aid planned for clothing repairs and button sewing weekly during the encampment.
Advert shows Sloan's Liniment claimed to ease rheumatic twinges and muscle pains from temperature shifts. It touts effectiveness for lumbago sciatica external soreness stiffness strains and sprains with prices 35c 70c and 1.40.
Only 68 veterans showed for positions in the new city police force at Kingsley Hall amid rumors of reinstating strikers. Many rejected for flat feet due to prolonged service and harsh wartime conditions, inspectors doubt many veterans will pass the strict physicals.
Abraham N. Karp, accused slayer of Richard Reemts, the policeman fatally wounded during outbreaks on Sept 11, was discharged in Municipal Court. Judge Burke found no cause to hold him on manslaughter charges after a melee in which Reemts and Arthur Shea allegedly beat volunteers and an officer intervened. Reemts died two days later.
The finance and budget committee of New York City Board of Estimate approved annual pay increases totaling about $10 million for policemen firemen and civil service workers. Policemen receive a $250 raise each as part of the package.
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