Railroads Appeal For Reasonable Consideration
Continued from the first page an earnest note urging fair treatment of the railroads and wide impact on commerce, passengers, and regional growth as policies are weighed.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
4
Continued from the first page an earnest note urging fair treatment of the railroads and wide impact on commerce, passengers, and regional growth as policies are weighed.
A chemist reports essence mentholaxene as a powerful cure for asthma bronchitis and chronic colds. It claims relief from severe coughs with a laxative action after 8 to 10 doses daily and can be made at home cheaper than commercial syrups. Mix 2 ounces essence mentholaxene with sugar and boiling water to create a syrup for daily use, adjusting for children.
President Taft defends anti trust prosecutions, cites Supreme Court decisions, and calls for balanced policy toward railroads tariff and banking. He condemns sectional hostility to business and urges cooperation to preserve prosperity while enforcing fair rates and lawful competition.
An ad touts Hyomei as a simple remedy for catarrh using a antiseptic vapor inhaler and promises a complete outfit for one dollar. It claims the vapor reaches germs, provides soothing relief, and urges confidence in enterprise amid investor doubt.
An Eckman Alterative touted as aiding consumption cures claims to save lives and restore health. A Rochester patient affidavit describes dramatic weight gain after June 1907 operation, crediting the remedy for recovery. The ad lists bronchitis asthma and throat lung benefits and urges readers to request more evidence.
A promotional note for Jeffery Farnel's story The Money Moon in the Boston Sunday Post Sunday Magazine praises the tale. It contrasts happiness with misery and urges readers to look for the book in the upcoming issue. The writer reflects on advertising clichés and compares the wolf and the unusual friend in the story.
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