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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
12
Carl Larson aged 36 of 352 Shawmut avenue Boston underwent major skull removal surgery at Cambridge Relief Hospital Tuesday evening under the new anesthetic movo cane. While watching the operation with a looking glass he felt no pain and passed a favorable day with recovery hoped, despite prior doctors' despair.
Larson was taken to the hospital Tuesday morning after a severe skull fracture from a fall. A new anesthetic let him talk and watch the surgeons while Dr. Gafayette Lake performed the trephination. Larson joked with the doctor during the delicate procedure lasting as parts of the skull were removed.
Victoria Mailewski a Dorchester telephone operator won a breach of promise suit against Richard Dombouski of Chelsea for $700 in Superior Court before Judge Stevens and a jury yesterday.
Sufferers can prevent attacks by early laxative use. Pinklets are tiny sugar coated granules that gently cleanse without upsetting digestion or causing griping. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers a free Pinklet book and local druggists stock 25 cent bottles.
Additional contributions to the elephant fund arrived yesterday with figures showing more than 10 dollars. Proceeds from a pupil entertainment by Miss Jennie May Trainor at Board of Trade Hall Cambridge added to the total. Miss Trainor sent in 4.15 dollars and several more gifts came for the howdah fund.
The record lists sums and donors in a fundraiser for the Children of Greater Boston. Named contributors include Miriam Crowley Marguerite Stack Gladys Ryan Francis Mathews Arthur Duffey and Helen Hendrick among others. Proceeds from Elephant Entertainment by Pupils of Jennie May Trainor and a separate collection by a Boston area friend are noted.
Miss Lilian I. Fay daughter of Frank T. Fay of 1 Flora street Brookline married James H. Donovan son of Mrs Ellen Donovan of 7 Huntington avenue Roxbury. The ceremony at St Marys Church of the Assumption was conducted by Rev M T McManus with maid of honor Nellie M. Donovan and best man Frank M. Fay. They plan a Brookline home after an extended honeymoon with a reception for immediate families. Donovan is a traveling representative for the Aersal Film Company.
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