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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
2
Filene’s Third Floor baby shop presents jauntily styled coats and caps for ages two to six. Imports in corduroy and velour in gold brown navy and crimson, with velvet collars and embroidery. prices range from $3.95 to $40 plus infant outfits. Angora caps and bonnet sets, white corduroys, and one of a kind pieces highlight the display.
Dr Charles W Stiles of the public health service told the 15th international congress on hygiene and demography that immigration should be superseded by laws to improve worker health. He argued better health would enable natural population growth to meet expanding industrial needs.
Dr Ira S Wiley urges health certificates for marriage to curb sex hygiene. Dr Frederick Zahn from Munich promotes workingmen's insurance as key to health and productivity. Debates over yellow fever claims in the Panama Canal Zone feature Dr Harald Beichlin and rebuttals by Dr A J Orenstein and others.
The Fort McKinley soldiers football team intends to schedule home games with strong elevens and invites opponents to contact Lieutenant BE JL Dyer at Fort McKinley Maine for arrangements.
President Taft will arrive in Boston from Altoona to attend the Fifth International Chambers of Commerce Congress. He will be greeted at Copley Plaza and participate in a reception and banquet with delegates and visiting women introduced before the dinner. The congress ends today after a morning of heated debate over the Apt resolution on international arbitration and a quieter afternoon on postal and trade reforms.
A Boston banquet at Copley Plaza hosted by Pan-American Union head John Barrett celebrated Latin American ties with the United States. Count de Almeida of Jornal do Brasil praised the press, urged mutual understanding, and backed an international arbitration court. Secretary Nagel urged peaceful, trade based regional cooperation and a unified commercial code.
Boston political leaders faced a surprising result as Ward 12 totals from the ward committee contest show the end of former Senator Jim Doyle’s leadership. The primary looms Tuesday.
An advertisement proclaims Adamson's Cough Balsam stops a cold or cough as soon as it appears. The claim positions the product as a rapid remedy for respiratory symptoms.
Lawrence September 25. Rumors swirl about the Ettor Giovanitti trial with little verification. It is said the Industrial Workers of the World in Lawrence mills may march out Friday afternoon and compel nonstrikers to join them.
Alderman C F Lynch orders every officer who policed during the strike to report at 5 AM Friday. Reports say Lawrence mills may close for up to six months if I W W declares another strike. Mill officials told to stay at desks Thu Fri and Mon as protests loom before the trial opens. state officer Fred F Flynn and Lt Charles R Vose summon witnesses for the prosecution.
More than 1000 Newton citizens gathered at Newtonville High School to oppose Grand Trunk rail lines planned through Newtonville Newton Highlands and Newton Centre to Needham. Mayor Hatfield Representative Ellis and local leaders spoke urging route changes to protect estates streets railways and clubs.
Boston park department equips playgrounds with rugby and soccer fields to boost fall use. Large fields serve adult teams while smaller ones are for schoolboys and working boys. Teams may obtain permits by writing to the recreation division at 2 Talbot Avenue Dorchester.
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