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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1920

Page

5

Work Horse Parade Accepting Entries From All Areas

Entry blanks for the work horse parade are available from J W Whitney Gennaro Testa Fergies Sons and at the associations office and the Free Hospital for Horses. Entries close May 1 with the parade set for May 31. A runabout horse class offers a silver medal to the first prize winner. Any work horse within 15 miles of Boston may enter.

J. W. Whitney Linwood Street Somerville Gennaro Testa North Street Boston Messrs Fergie Association

Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Claims Constipation Relief

Advertisement touts Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural laxative and liver tonic. It promotes the product as a pleasant remedy for chronic constipation and torpid liver with a “dark brown mouth” warning for a dull tired feeling.

Palace Edwards Calomel

Dressmaker argues against cotton fashion in new season

Mile Chiqueta, a dressmaker, tells a Post reporter that ginghams and calicos as well as overalls will not lower prices. She warns that cotton demand would raise costs, make cotton dresses require trims and laundries, and leave women with fewer fashion options.

Mile Chiqueta Post

Innocence Claim As Otterson Murder Trial Opens

Mrs. Marion Loynes Otterson declared her innocence from Merrimac County jail as she faces a murder trial in Hooksett. The defendant is accused of killing Maurice S. Otterson on November 6 and will be tried in the Merrimac County Superior Criminal Court before Judge Oscar W. Branch. She spoke with her husband, Howard Otterson, after attending a YMCA service.

Ord N. H Marion Loynes Otterson Robert C. Murchie Merrimac County Maurice S. Otterson Otterson Hooksett Merrimac County Superior Criminal Court Oscar W. Branch Howard Otterson

Fleischer Frames a Successful Life in Democratic Terms

Charles Fleischer, leader of the Commons, closed the season in Huntington Chambers stating that a truly successful life is harder to achieve in modern times. He argued the American ideal must be rational, democratic, and attainable for all, with fame wealth and power reserved for a few. A sound mind and body across physical and moral aspects are within reach for everyone.

Charles Fleischer The Commons Huntington Chambers America

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