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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1922
Page
4
Daniel Moth was indicted on two counts for morphine sales on March 22 and held on $10,000 bail after pleading not guilty. John Costanzo was indicted for selling three hypodermic needles on March 28, pled not guilty and held on $5,000 bail.
Advertisement extols Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a gentle blood builder and tonic for run down health. It claims gradual proven benefits, contains iron easily absorbed, and has been physician recommended for thirty years. Available in liquid and tablet forms.
Harvard's House of Mystery on Brattle street near the Longfellow House will become the residence of Dr. Richard Cabot of Boston next autumn. The house has stood unoccupied for years after being gifted to Harvard by a donor named Sharp who asked for confidentiality.
The donor hoped the house used by Basil King the novelist could become a dwelling for a Harvard-age group but upkeep costs proved too high for those approached. A strange unexplained event surrounds the former owner and the house.
An art feature on Helen E. Ohrenschall a silhouette artist whose Bible scenes have gained international attention. Copyright 1923 by the McClure Newspaper Service.
Jacob travels to Bethel and builds an altar after God declares the land promised to Abraham and Isaac. A pillar is marked and oil poured. On the move toward Ephrath Rachel bears Benjamin but dies, and a pillar marks her grave.
The eccentric Mr Sharpe tore out partitions leaving the place a shell. Carpenters work to ready the site for Dr Cabot’s occupancy. Rumors abound about the motive, but Sharpe has not disclosed any reason or details.
Commander Roscoe C. Davis serves as the engineering officer for the Charlestown Navy base. His duties include oversight of propulsion systems and ship construction projects during a period of fleet modernization.
Yard elevates Yard official to fleet engineer for the Atlantic fleet. Commander Paul E. Campman, currently at Annapolis, will succeed him at the yard.
William T. Fenton 39 South LaSalle Street first vice president and general manager of the National Bank of the Republic committed suicide by jumping into the lake at the foot of Huron Street. Ill health was given as the cause.
In Central Court yesterday Charlie Connick's wife wed him for his roll of one dollar bills she mistook for $1000. Four men faced charges after a Bradford Street hold up with two men pleading guilty to idle and disorderly conduct. Hen Smith argued he works by keeping the home, while officers suspected the group of hooch parlor stool pigeons.
Spokesman Connick remarks as Court Officer Crowley corrals detainees into the pen, asking about mealtime while tensions rise. The scene captures a dispute amid restrictive conditions.
Milk prices in Greater Boston remain at 13 12 cents while Hood and Whiting interests decide on future moves. Dr Nelson C Davis of Hood says the Hood board will likely discuss price at the next meeting and no reduction is planned for now. John K Whiting notes his firms have not contemplated any price cuts.
Louis K. Rourke, former public works commissioner, was named the third member of the Boston Transit Department by Mayor Curley at a salary of 6000 per year. Curley praised the commission as legal and technical experts second to none in the country.
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