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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
5
This item presents two beauty recipes from Louise LeBlanc for skin care. Wrinkle Remover uses powdered saxolite dissolved in hazel water as a wash lotion for instant results. Face Peeler applies mercorized wax at night to shed worn skin in fine flakes, revealing new under-skin and rose-tinted complexion.
Penn the Florist at 43 Bromfield Street announces a temporary lease of 158 Tremont Street to devote all four floors to a vast display of potted plants. The exhibit features lilacs azaleas spirea and more with pink Dorothy Perkins rambler roses. prices range from 50 cents to 5 dollars per pot and the rambler roses are offered at 2 dollars per pot this week.
In Providence Illinois on April 3 James M Gunner 40 shot his wife Louise Gunner 25 after a quarrel stemming from her refusal to go to his room. He wounded her seriously then shot himself dying within minutes. The couple had been separated for months after a quarrel during her visit to her mother's home.
Mrs. Fannie Reail of Robinson Street hosted Mrs. Gunner who visited from nearby. An argument at Prairie Avenue and Somerset Street led Gunner to pull a revolver and shoot Mrs. Gunner in the head. He then killed himself, dying within minutes.
George F. Phillips a Quincy policeman won a slander case in Quincy District Court awarding him $100 against Mrs Margaret Merriam the store proprietor at Houghs Neck He claimed she accused him of stealing coal and of being intoxicated while in uniform.
At St. Cloud on April 3 American-owned entrants dominated the program. W. K. Vanderbilt’s Hightly won the Prix Simonian while Thomas P. Thorne’s Monsieur Geurion captured the Prix de Mareil.
London report says the Miners' Federation endorses ending the walkout with a promise of peace and worker return. Thomas Ashton, secretary, cannot yet provide ballot figures, while delegates arriving for tomorrow's federation meeting expect the vote to favor resumption and avoid a longer conflict.
Large numbers return to work in Staffordshire with 20000 men set to go back tomorrow. Albert Stanley claims the national coal strike is ending as miners vote to resume. King George prepares to depart for Sandringham for Easter, signaling resolution.
An old advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy claiming to remove the cause. It invites readers to call for the full name and look for a signature by B. W. Grove.
News of the northern campaign reports President Madero’s troops defeating Liberal General Campa at Parral. Campa’s force of about 2000 faced heavy fire, suffered three killed and 12 wounded, and retreated toward the base at Jimenez. Reinforcements under Villas, Tellez, Unbina and Soto threaten further clashes.
President Maderos cabinet will discuss Friday the grievance of American railroad employees in Mexico who allege discrimination in favor of Mexicans. The State Department has asked Ambassador Wilson to urge an agreement to ensure traffic continuity during the current trouble.
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