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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
9
Mrs. Maud E. Dodge fainted after leaving the witness stand and was taken to Relief Hospital. She recovered enough to leave the hospital at 4 30 pm. Frank W. Dodge sues for divorce on statutory grounds alleging she remarried her first husband George E. Speare after divorcing him and marrying Dodge.
Testimony recounts sightings of Mr Speare and Mrs Dodge kissing at Chelsea square and on a Revere streetcar. Harmon W Trueman, a plumber, observed Mrs Dodge with her former husband at a moving picture show. Frank W Dodge testified about meeting Maud B Young, learning she was married to Speare, and marrying her in Rhode Island two months before the Massachusetts decree became absolute.
A brisk northwest wind fuels a blaze in Meridian Mississippi destroying six residences in the northwest section. Sparks ignite multiple locations as flames race through the area. Loss pegged at $70,000. Two firefighters are injured.
Francesco Carelli and Antonio Altimura of East Watertown testified about the shooting of Francesco Cirillo during Hood Rubber Company strike troubles. They said they were with Cirillo when five defendants began firing, with Frank Iozzi having testified earlier. The East CambridgeCourt trial resumed with Patrolman Arthur Howard continuing his testimony.
An advertorial warns that sickness stems from weak inactive kidneys and promotes Croxone as a universal remedy. It claims Croxone cleanses kidneys, halts uric acid buildup, relieves rheumatism and bladder woes, and offers a money back promise if it fails to work on first use.
A satirical verse critiquing public tipping habits and the etiquette of travelers. It ridicules magnates, authors, and servants for demanding tips and calls for courage to curb social foibles. The piece ends with an ad for Adamson's Cough Balsam sold at druggists.
A young 18 year old writes of a yearlong romance with a 24 year old man who has grown closer to another singer in the town. The advice from Mildred Champagne urges resignation to inevitable change, urges allowing freedom to both, and cautions against trying to bind him.
Hawes School alumni aged 64 to 92 gathered at the Quincy House for their annual banquet. George W. Fowle 92 won the age prize and C P Thayer 64 won youth. Charles T. Gallagher 62 missed the title. William Gallagher of Thayer Academy was elected association head, with EB A. Talbot and Louis J. Bird as vice-presidents and John C. Clapp as treasurer. The gathering sparked reminiscences of old South Boston days and schoolboy pranks.
A wireless report from April 3 states fire broke out on the freight steamer Millinocket en route from New York to Stockton Maine. Two crew members were badly burned and the vessel headed for Newport for aid with the tug Solicitor assisting.
C W Post of Battle Creek Michigan cigar magnate and Postum Cereal Co owner toured the Waitt and Bond Blackstone factory yesterday afternoon as guest of the Pilgrim Publicity Association. He arrived at Touraine early yesterday and was met by Pilgrims president Carroll Swan and Waitt & Bond officials W E B Waterman and C B Waterman. The party inspected the plant for about an hour near the National League baseball grounds.
Detroit beauty doctor Miss Alice Whitney says a simple home mix can darken gray hair, promote growth, and soften the hair. She prescribes bay rum, Barbo compound, and glycerine in a half pint of water, applied twice weekly to achieve the desired shade and improve scalp condition.
Robertson captain of Somerville High School hockey team after a season in cover point and forward roles. He has been a key player and leads the squad into the upcoming season with the honor.
The bill to regulate boxing by licenses issued by a boxing commission with bouts limited to 10 rounds was reported adversely yesterday by the Senate Ways and Means Committee.
London April 2 Reginald McKenna the home secretary urged the House of Commons to grant powers to circumvent hunger strikes by militant suffragettes. The bill would allow temporary conditional discharge of prisoners in poor health, reducing the need for forcible feeding.
The home secretary outlines three options for hunger strikers and explains new powers to release on ticket of leave if health deteriorates. Debates feature McCurdy Hardy Cecil Wolmer Parker and McKenna with votes 335 98 and 296 43. bill passes second reading. The minister cautions against sensational hunger strike tales and affirms government responsibility for law and order.
The New England Shoe and Leather Association hosts an informal luncheon at Young's Hotel for Charles C. Hoyt in honor of his five years as president. Hoyt recently retired, noting a period of increased membership and activity from 1908 to 1912. President John S. Kent presided with many directors present.
New Hampshire Legislature approves a bill permitting the incorporation of the New Hampshire Water Supply Company with $1,000,000 capitalization. The firm plans to draw water from Merrymeeting Pond in New Durham to serve the state’s southeastern region.
A home prescription promises to regrow hair and restore color for baldness and gray hair. The mix includes Bay Rum Lavona de Composee Menthol Crystals and optional Yo Kalon Perfume, said to be harmless and free of wood alcohol. Apply only where hair is desired.
A collage of home remedies and patient questions about bed wetting as well as dandruff weight gain obesity and rheumatism. Treatments include tinctures syrups and topical balms with dosages and preparation instructions. The column also mentions hair restoration and anemia management with specific compounds and tablets.
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