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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
16
A full color page features Hank and his animal friends in a Sunday Post spread. The piece spotlights Hank as a local hero in a lighthearted illustrated column.
Mrs Ella Stiles 40, accused of killing Eunice Nash eight, daughter of Henry Nash, in Baldwinsville. Police say the woman attacked the child with a hatchet handle while under the influence of drugs, after the girl failed to comb her hair for school. Stiles had been employed as housekeeper for three months.
Eunice Nash died from a fractured skull after an assault with a heavy blunt instrument. Police say a hatchet handle found in the kitchen stove was used and burned to destroy evidence. Mrs. Stiles, her guardian, initially charged with drunkenness and later with murder. she claims the girl fainted during school preparations.
Everett resident Michael Driscoll 20 Cross Street was found unconscious in a Joy Street station cell about 9 20 last night and pronounced dead a few minutes later. Patrolman Scollard arrested Sullivan for drunkenness as the sounds of the cells were heard. Driscoll lay face down in a cell and died at Relief Hospital. body sent to North Grove Street morgue.
Paterson New Jersey resident Robert Troyano describes a year long facial eczema ordeal. He credits Resinol Soap and Ointment with instant relief and a complete cure, urging trials and warning against substitutes sold by unscrupulous dealers.
The Massachusetts House approved a bill granting Governor Walsh power to appoint a new adjutant general, moving to a third reading after a 122 to 96 vote. The bill aims to end the five year tenure and place selection with the governor as militia tensions rise amid wartime conditions.
The High School of Commerce relay team and Coach Howard Sheelock left last evening on the 6 o'clock train for the Penn relay carnival at Franklin Field Philadelphia. A large student delegation saw them off at South Station. Captain Karl Zutter W C Baldwin Arthur Duffie Elmer Smith and William Davis were the runners.
A specialist cites a wild Mexican plant as a diabetes remedy that lowers sugar and restores energy. A 50 cent sample offer includes a 10 cent mailing cost and a free diet booklet. guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Sold by Ames Co. and Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
Beverly police arrest Stanley Polack a Greek worker at Criterion Shoe Co on Rantoul Street for carrying a loaded revolver. He is amid a week long strike and linked to a prior shooting at Millett Woodbury Shoe Co. Nearby strikers gathered as officers searched him and recovered the weapon.
The article previews Secretary of Labor W. B. Wilson addressing child labor concerns in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine, examining the issue through a practical policy lens.
An advertisement warns that most dyspeptics carry excessive stomach acid and suffer burning after meals. It promotes bisulated magnesia taken after meals to neutralize acidity and ease discomfort without strict dieting.
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