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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1921
Page
18
Chicago April 4 W G Besler president of the Central Railroad of New Jersey testifying before the railroad labor board described what he called a vicious interpretation of national agreements, saying they misapply terms and create disputes.
Advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder to combat weakness weight loss and poor color. It cites Mrs Willard Poole of Everett Massachusetts as a testimonial and invites readers to request a free booklet by writing to the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York or buy by mail or at the local druggist for sixty cents a box.
Miss Willford E Wheaton of Stone School New Haven Conn won the interscho lastic typewriting championship of New England at the National Business Show opening last night More than 6000 attended as 115 entered from 30 schools The Rhode Island school retains the silver trophy and Miss Wheaton typed 1284 words in 15 minutes Second place went to Miss Madeline Hunt and Miss Cecilia Misback in private schools Third went to Miss Helen Hallagher with 66 net points Fourth to Miss Angela Kehoe and fifth to Miss Helen Matthews More than 6000 students visited the show today and executives days begin the event continues through Saturday
Wills filed for William H. Chase Dorchester 897 Seaver Street lists personal bequests to wife and daughter totaling 400 dollars. Marion Louise Tyler Buckman 700 Washington Street declares personal bequest of 3800 dollars to legatee er. Martha E. Young metaphysician 333 Lowell Wood Avenue rents 100 dollars and 15 dollar personal bequests to friends and relatives.
Multiple legatees named with respective real estate and personal asset amounts. Entries include Emily A. Fillebrown Medford Legatee son real estate 700 personal 1000 and others across Newton Malden Ashby Reading Sherborn Melrose with varying sums.
The ad urges strengthening blood during spring when fatigue appears. It claims weak blood causes drowsiness and lists Gude's Pepto-Mangan as a tonic to restore red cells and color, available in tablet and liquid forms from druggists with the genuine label.
Patricia Rolf faces a web of deceit after the death of her patron and estate rival Michael Rolf. Michael hides as Mr Milward to control the fortune while Bernard Chesney and Effie Shackles schemes unravel. Patricia's pursuit leads to deception and a risky pursuit of her missing inheritance.
Michael endures suspicion over Patricias visit and a sprained ankle. Chesney rushes to Kensington after learning Patricia is back with her mother, hoping to win her for life. Mrs Smith reveals she learned of the meeting from Mr Rolf, leaving a sense of quiet sadness.
Chesney visits the girl Patricia believed missing and learns she is his daughter. He declares hope yet faces an abrupt parting as he leaves, vowing to return only if he can face all that awaits.
Our note announces Ruby M. Ayres new romance The Remembered Kiss starts in next Sunday's Post. It previews a charming love story led by Ayres and invites readers to follow the serial.
A lengthy list of Boston area residents appears with home addresses and occupations including Edward Kelley, Elfa Gero, Raymond Connolly, Helen Giblin, Percy Sullivan, Louise Morton, Stephen Shanley, Helen Duffey, Richard Gorman, Josephine Maher, Albert Bouchard, Katherine Campbell, Hyman Giskind, Pearl Gabkowsky, Joseph Doherty, Marguerite McGuire, Max Gambetski, Rhoda Kaufman, Boleslawas Peldis, Antos Regal, Allan Hendrigan, Katherine Melisaac, Henry Clarke, Mary Henderson, Daniel Moore, Kathryn Crowley, Samuel Sacks, Jennie Grosberg, Henry Selvitella, Jena Naples, Kazimeras Kacainski, Anna Verketene, Joseph Ascollilo, Betty Murray, Ralph Wood, Lillian Nickerson, William Orr, Constance Ames, Michael Drinan, Catherine Mannix, John OConnell, Anna Menton, Louis Goldman, Esther Singer, Anthony Iacono, Ida Colelia, Walter Harrison, Elizabeth Calahan, Hyman Shaller, Reba Adelson, Arthur Hayward, Margaret Soar, Louis Hirshberg, Annie Schobel, Jesse Monet, Katherine McCormick, William Wumberly, Jennie Houston, Carl Thorne, Lillian Sundquist, Walter Woodward, and others. note many widowed or divorced statuses and multiple addresses in Roxbury, Dorchester, East Boston, and adjacent towns. The list ends as “Continued on Page 109-1st Column.”
A vintage remedy advises using Parmint at double strength with hot water and sugar. Take one tablespoon four times daily to relieve head noises and nasal congestion, with easier breathing and mucus drainage.
Thomas P. Brennan an automobile mechanic of 679 Tremont Street and Helen Hickey of 4 Pontiac Street Boxburyr filed intentions to marry.
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