Mrs Dow to Call on Tufts During Day
Mrs Dow plans to visit Tufts University during the day as part of her schedule. The move follows her earlier failure to appear at the district attorney's office yesterday in response to an official summons.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1921
Page
16
Mrs Dow plans to visit Tufts University during the day as part of her schedule. The move follows her earlier failure to appear at the district attorney's office yesterday in response to an official summons.
An advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a spring tonic to renew red blood cells and vigor. Separate reporting covers the Loud murder case, alibi challenges, Judge Hay's testimony about a clock repair, and police searches around Loud's Melrose residence for the murder weapon.
Advertisement promoting Hood's Sarsaparilla as effective for spring ailments believed to arise from impure blood. Claims it purifies and enriches the blood and supports the liver kidneys and digestion, with Hood's Pills as a laxative option.
An aquarium style maritime schedule notes celestial events and planetary positions for April 26 with references to the moon phases, morning and evening skies, and bright planets Jupiter Mars Venus. It lists a full moon on May 21 and a new moon on May 7 with morning and evening star observations.
Police Commissioner Enright told the finance committee he needed 100000 dollars to buy drinks for 1000 cops to enforce the State prohibition act. He argued tasting the liquor would yield conclusive evidence of violations and requested 1000 additional officers for the dry law campaign.
Shipping notices report arrivals of steamers Antigone MacKenzie Bremen Danzig Baarn Massilia Walter Silkeborg Larsen Banes Cuba East Indian Roberts Hamburg Gulfland Miller Port Arthur Gloucester Hatch Baltimore Norfolk Grecian Page Philadelphia Bu yl Taylor Norfolk Newton Frostad Alvin Austin Holmes New York Everett Banks J H Devereux Keene Masesasoit Ingersoll Portland City of Gloucester Pray Gloucester Speedwell Crowley Clarks Harbor Neptune Martin Gloucester towing barge Annie ER L Pilsbury Swim Lynn towing barge 3 F Hersey McKimmon Salem towing barges 18 for Norfolk Antiquies from Bremen Agwison Port Lobos Prince Arthur Yarmouth Walter D Noyes Norfolk Calvin Austin Camden Bangor Governor Dingrey Portland Bathgate towins barges Alve
DPM Edwards for 17 years treated meats. A prescription offered through table ingredients to cleanse the system. If you have pale face coated tongue or head issues, take Dr Edwards Olive Tablets the substitute for calomel. 15c and 30c.
A home remedy suggests dissolving dandruff with liquid arion bought at a drug store. Apply four ounces at night to moisten and rub into the scalp. by morning most dandruff is gone and several treatments may destroy all signs. Itching stops and hair becomes lustrous and soft.
The report lists multiple tugboats and barges with routes and destinations. Vessels include Connie and Cumberland with the barge Annie calling at New Bedford for a race, Clara, Sharon to New Haven, Sea King and Marion to New York, and L. W. No. 10 from Port Johnson toward Lynn and Perth Amboy. Additional tows include barges Nos. 14 to New York, 17 and 20 to Norfolk, Lehigh barges 702 to Belfast and 706 with Waccamaw to Searsport, Me, along with Plymouth Port Johnson and barge No. 4 at Salem.
The Post Marine Record lists due steamers with approximate dates including Bratland Preston Cuba City of Atlanta Savannah Northland New EUE and others. An Ocean Forecast notes steamers leaving Boston and New York to Europe face moderate to fresh winds with generally fair weather to the Grand Banks.
The notice warns readers to ensure Bayer on the package or tablets to receive genuine aspirin prescribed for twenty one years. It lists uses from colds to pain and notes aspirin products sold in tin boxes and bottles.
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