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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
6
A sales pitch pledges value from Hart Schaffner & Marx as prices rise and materials cost more. It argues $25 suits offer top value, with options down to $18 and up to $35 or $40, stressing genuine marks on quality garments.
Sold in Boston by The Continental Boston's Greatest Clothing Store located on Washington near Corner Boylston Street.
Mrs. Britt of Athol Massachusetts claims her baby was said to die by a doctor but after giving Father John's Medicine the child grew strong and able to walk. She urges mothers to use the alcohol free nourishing remedy as a safe natural aid for children.
Carter, found guilty of the McPherson murder, confessed to killing Mildred Donovan in Revere then lured her to a lonely spot outside Holy Cross Cemetery. He described the 18 minute strangling and planned further crimes, calling for the electric chair. He claimed to have killed others and blamed police for his downfall.
Frank A. Menard father of Mildred Donovan says Jennings known as Kid Carter confessed to killing his daughter and that the confession supports his contention that Carter murdered Mildred. He vows to pursue justice through higher courts as Middlesex DA weighs a murder warrant and awaits further action.
Witnesses allege Mildred’s romance with Jennings was brief and she planned no marriage. They claim Jennings slept at the Menards’ home the night Mildred was killed due to a family dispute over a stolen picture, and he sought funds for a Providence trip to fight, while evading Everett police.
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