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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1920
Page
10
Captain Amos Lamphere age 71 a retired sea captain and one of the last survivors of the Monitor crew was killed in Mystic Connecticut when he fell twenty feet while painting a house His skull was fractured He was a well known Atlantic coast skipper
Marion Ohio August 16 A complete campaign programme for Senator Harding through October 1 will be worked out at a Marion conference with Republican leaders. The plan calls for limited appearances outside Marion and a blank slate for October, with final front porch dates and schedules to be set later.
In St Catharines Ontario angry townsfolk besieged Thorold town hall as David McNeal a former Canadian serviceman was committed for trial for the murder of four year old Margaret Boucock whose body was found in nearby woods two weeks ago. Guards kept the crowd at bay while McNeal awaited transfer back to Welland jail. Searches continue for six year old Kathleen Beecham who vanished with Boucock.
Norah Ackroyd and Laurie Fenton duel over George Laxton in a countryside drama. Norah frets that Laxton cares only for money while Laurie presses the romance, and wrongful suspicions strain Norah as she grapples with love and fear.
In a brief consumer advisory, Diamond Dyes promotes its dyeing products as safe and easy to use. The package emphasizes easy ions and reliable color results, urging shoppers to insist on Diamond Dyes for fabric work.
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a pure organic phosphate that feeds nerves and renews vigor. It claims benefits for stamina, focus, and a youthful appearance, urging purchase from druggists in the original package.
A permanent injunction was granted by Judge Lawton in the Superior Court forbidding United Leather Workers' International Union Peabody Branch No. 1 from interfering with the Densten Hair Company and the Tanners Products Company. The order bans picketing near the factories and prohibits statements that imply unfair labor practices or discourage business or housing near the works.
A vintage ad claims a few cents buys Danderine and after use no fallen hairs or dandruff remain. It asserts every hair shows new vigor brightness and color thickness following application.
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