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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1912

Page

6

Italians Stowaway on Cretic Revealed by Tank Discovery

The Cretic docked at Boston with 27 Italian stowaways found in a water tank after a search by Immigration officials. Names range from 11 to 34, many awaiting hearings. Francesco Patricelli said he paid 8 dollars to enter the voyage and hid on board with a rope aid.

Marine Hospital Aciano Aspera America Antonio Cacchiapunti Nicola de Santis Giuseppe Curato Antonio Punne Pietro Zarelli Guiseppe Badano Biago Bartore Antonio Ruggiera Antonio DeVito Gaetano Gizzo Felice Vecchione Francesco Patricelli Rocco DiCola Giovanni Scafidi Luigi Imperati Verino Perucci Domenico Perucci Raphaele Cangiarali New York Vincenzo Griffo Vittorio Occhione Eduardo Bove Vitantonio Luongo Francesco Carbone Deleo Coni Folie Antente Camera Zocammo Hartland Imigration Naples Patricelli Eduardo Rove Raphaele Cangiarati

Will Go 3000 Miles to Wed

Miss Mabel Lapham of Quincy started a 2000 mile trip across the continent to wed Frederick W. Russell of Portland Oregon. The couple promised to marry three years ago in Granite City before Russell went West to fortune.

Mabel Lapham Charles Lapham Quincy Frederick W. Russell Portland Ore Granite City Russell Fore River Works Oregon Lapham

Percy the Mechanical Man Goes Fishing

Percy, a talking mechanical man from the Sunday Post, heads to a fishing outing. The playful tale follows his quirky adventures and bright mishaps as he tries to reel in a catch next Sunday.

Percy The Sunday Post

Nurito Promises Fast Relief for Rheumatism

An advertisement touts Nurito as a prescription grade remedy for rheumatism sciatica and neuritis claiming quick relief from swollen joints and muscle pain without opiates or narcotics. It urges readers to visit Riker Jaynes Drug Stores to buy a one dollar box and feel its effects.

Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores

Two Worcester Women Held on Shoplifting Charges

Fanie Rosenberg, 20, of 6 Pond Street Worcester, arrested in Boston for shoplifting after visiting two department stores. Officers say she took gloves and a $3.19 bag from one store and a $1 bag from another. Mabel F. Day, 22, of 159 West Brookline Street, also charged after allegedly stealing from three stores totaling about $1.

Fanie Rosenberg Pond Street Worcester Boston Mabel F. Day West Brookline Street

Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Revival

The passage touts Knowlton's Danderine as a cure for dandruff and a promoter of lustrous, full hair. It claims rapid removal of dandruff, cessation of itching, prevention of hair loss, and new hair growth after regular use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores.

Knowlton

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