Glover Trial Eye Witness Dr Cousens Testimony
In Boston 1910 trial Mrs Lillian Glover faces questions over her husband George Glover's shooting. Dr. Nicholas Cousens described telephone calls to the Glover home and interactions with Mrs Glover as evidence unfolds. The case centers on motive and possible involvement of Hattie LeBlanc, the family maid, with proceedings continuing.
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Boston Post
Glover Toahe
Hattie
Massachusetts General Hospital
Glover
Scudder
Cousens
Crescent
Moody Streets
Higgins
Johnson
Mr. Glover
Glover House
Fred
Wier
McKenna
Hattie LeBlanc
Rhodes
Mr. Wier
Mrs. Glover
le Blanc
West
Arichat
Boston
Ms. Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
Bond
Dr. Cousens
Mr. Freeman
Curran
Freemans
Auburndale
Lillian
Maine
TIZ For Sore Feet Promises Quick Relief
Sore feet claim instant relief with TIZ a powder remedy says cleanses pores drawing out poisonous exudations. The ad claims feet feel better after first use and a week replaces soreness with lasting comfort. Available at druggists or Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago 111 for 25 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Osmo-Cemic Physicians Claim New England Lead
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians promote their large New England practice citing cures of epilepsy stomach and bladder issues heart disease and rheumatism. Cited patients from Sudbury Cambridge and Boston endorse the treatment as meritorious driving widespread recommendations.
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New England
James Walker
Sudbury Town
Wayside Inn
South Framinghs R
Chase A. Walker
James A. Walker
Charles A. Walker
Free Month Offer From Osmo-Chemite Physicians
The Osmo-Chemitic Physicians announce a limited time free month of treatment for chronic disease patients who begin or renew by December 17. The offer covers all medicines and aims to demonstrate the therapy's curative potential. Offices are at Suite 8-10, entrance 18 Boylston St, Boston Massachusetts with daily hours listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Longtime Brown County Resident Dies After 90 Years Unshaven
Ellbert Merida of Nashville Indiana died at his home near here of typhoid fever at age 90. He lived without shaving or cutting his hair, one of Brown county's oldest settlers. His log house held rattlesnake skins he credited with his long life.
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Nashville
Ind
iEllbert Merida
Here
Brown County
Pretty Hub City Woman Wins Health in New Way
Mrs. Daisy Cunningham of 9 Bulfinch Place Boston credits the new health theories of R T Ballard with curing her stomach trouble and rheumatism. She details a year of pain and weakness followed by rapid improvement after taking Ballard’s medicine at Epstein’s drug store Scollay Square where he plans to stay several weeks.
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Daisy Cunningham
No. 9
Bulfinch Place
Boston
R. T. Ballard
Egan
Ballard
Epstein’s
Scollay Square
Boy’s Foot Crushed. Malden Boy Loses Leg
Jacob Goldstein eight year old of 814 Ferry Street Malden was playing near Ferry and Cross streets when he ran into a street and was hit by an outward bound electric car. His right leg was crushed under the wheels and he lost consciousness. At Malden Hospital his leg was amputated below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Goldstein
Ferry Street
Malden
Ferry and
Cross Streets
Malden Hospital
Learn Piano in One Hour With New Easy Method
A Chicago inventor offers a system to teach piano or organ in one hour without prior knowledge. Copy says you can try for seven days, pay $6.50 total if satisfied, or return at our expense. Send request to Easy Method Munsie Co. Chicago.
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Chicago
Boston Post
Munsie Co
Clarkson Hidg
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Mke Johnson
Dist
Waltham Laundry
Cedar Grove
Milton
Seymour Glover
Mr. Elmore
Wattie
Mary A. Dutch
Nicholas W. Cousens
Tiz
Snow
Kentucky
T.e
THOS
Snow & Son
North Market St
Faneuil Wall
Union OF
Avon St
Oxford
George Stamper
Carpenter
Pleasant Street
Cambridge
J. B. Lockett
Western Avenue
Lockett
Schuyler
Elm Street
Gibson
Workingmens Co-Operative Bank
Tremont Sr
Col. Bromfield
Bank 1
Burbank
See'y and
Treas
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