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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1916
Page
8
J Albert Connors aged 23 was fined 15 dollars and ordered to pay 35 dollars for dental repairs to Joseph Joyce aged 18 by Judge Edward M Johnson in Woburn Court yesterday. Connors admitted punching Joyce Monday night after claiming Joyce was following him.
L Jacobs a Quincy mail carrier was severely cut about the head yesterday noon when he was thrown from his motorcycle on the Rock Island road. He was taken to the Quincy City Hospital.
Advertises Parisian Sage as a guaranteed dandruff cure with money back offer. Claims five minute cooling effect after application and odor elimination from scalp excretions. Endorsed by a New York woman and noting a large bottle costs at most 50 cents at drug and toilet counters.
Republican nominee Charles E. Hughes announces unreserved support for a federal constitutional amendment granting women the vote. He urged uniform national policy, urged prompt passage, and addressed the Roosevelt League in New York outlining his position and urging women’s involvement in the electorate.
Carrie Chapman Catt and Frank Roessing of the National Woman Suffrage Association urged President Wilson to back a federal woman suffrage amendment after Hughes endorsed the idea. They left believing Wilson had not closed his mind and Atlantic City would decide the association’s stance. Congressional Union statements lauded Hughes and predicted Western women voters would back him.
New York Aug 1 Charles K Hughes announced the planned itinerary for his trip to the Pacific coast. The schedule outlines stops and travel dates for the official visit.
Philadelphia readers learn of a claimed free prescription by Dr Lewis to strengthen eyesight by 50 percent in many cases. The method uses Bon-Opto tablets dissolved in water, two to four eye baths daily, with testimonials of rapid relief and better reading without glasses.
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