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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1914
Page
10
Governor Walsh at Faneuil Hall declares the main government task is protecting life and health, urges learning and conscience in voting, and warns against emotional decisions. Collector Billings urges party alignment and active citizen involvement beyond token ballots.
An old adv claims Fulton’s Renal Compound helps in Bright’s Disease and dropsy when tapping was once needed. It cites two cases, F H Chandler of Clay New York and A C Dean of Oakland California, claiming recovery after use and reduced tapping. The ad promises a formula and booklet from a Newark or Washington St. seller.
Rod ney W. Winchabach fireman of statewide repute as an athlete killed himself by cutting his throat in the dining room of his home at 30 Alexander street Framingham this evening in the presence of his mother.
A 37 year old man, William J. Winchabach, after greeting his mother at home, used a razor to kill himself. His death shocked his mother Mrs. Winchabach and an ailing father in the next room. Neighbors and friends cite his gloomy view of life as motive.
A massive Institute Hall rally in Cambridge raised over 175 for Newfoundland relief fund after the Southern Cross disaster. The event, led by the Newfoundland Advancement Association, drew speakers including Hon. William Taylor John P McCormick Fred Burke and local Cambridge leaders.
In South Paris, Maine, April 19, Mrs Ethel M Cummings writes from jail pleading for a home with husband Sherman and warning she may end her life if mistreated. Her stepfather William H Adams faces murder charges over her death. Detectives report shot marks on plaster near the scene and describe powder burns on the body.
Chief Bender visited a local golf course but rain kept him off the links. He joined a poker game with Oswald Kirkby and others noting Bender is in fine condition for the national indoor sport.
A pushy advertisement promises a guaranteed rupture holder that requires no belts or leg straps and can be worn in the bath. It urges readers to request a free cloth bound book detailing why operation is a gamble, how the device works, and the long experience behind the claims.
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