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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
5
The ad warns against substitute catarrh remedies sold cheaper in drug stores claiming Peruna’s superiority. It stresses Peruna’s uniform price, official endorsement by hospitals and physicians, and support from many Congress members and the public, asserting substitutes always fail.
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson pursue the Baskerville case after Sir Charles Baskerville dies on his moor with giant hound footprints about. Mrs Laura Lyons and Stapleton emerge as suspects while Holmes plots to entrap the real culprit, using Sir Henry and the Stapletons as parts of a cautious, strategic net.
Fels Naptha soap is advertised as washing clothes with half the usual rubbing and half the wear, claiming superior cleaning efficiency. The claim presents the soap as a time saving option for households seeking lighter laundry effort.
Holmes predicts a landmark crime case and hints at an impending reveal. He and Lestrade await an express to Dartmoor while planning a dinner and a night air break, foreshadowing a dramatic verdict to come.
The British four masted collier Mira, sister to the Mystic, stranded near Yar mouth last February while bound to Louisburg from Everett for coal, may be repaired in Boston after temporary fixes in Yarmouth Harbor. Captain Read of Sarnia holds the floating contract. repairs could cost about 45000 dollars and possibly keep Atlantic Works busy for months.
Chicago reports reveal John A. I. Lee, a local broker, confessed to inventing Philetus Jones of Boston to secure commissions in a real estate scheme. Lee planned to have the fictitious Mr Jones buy Chicago hotels, using commissions as loan security. Authorities say no prosecution is planned.
More than 500 Fairbanks descendants gathered at the old Fairbanks house in Dedham to renew memories and meet relatives. The gathering drew attendees from New England, Ohio, Missouri, New York, New Jersey, California, Utah, Canada, India and beyond, with speeches by several prominent Fairbanks family members and a poem by Margaret L. Ray.
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