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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
22
Pasquale Bozzella testified in the Giuseppi Botta murder trial at Dedham denying he was told to stay away from Botta’s wife and denying threatening Botta’s life. Botta is accused of killing his wife in their Franklin home cellar on February 29 after discovering them together.
A vigorous six foot tall man, 185 pounds, with anemia and fatigue, credits twice yearly use of Gude's Pepto Mangan as essential. He praises its red blood building effects, appetite aid, and facial color, noting doctors recommend it and to insist on the "Gude's" label.
A home remedy claims four ounces of plain liquid arvon applied at night will moisten the scalp and rub in to dissolve dandruff. Morning results show reduced flakes and itching, with hair described as fluffy and glossy after repeated uses. the product, Quarvan? Arvon, is said to be inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.
Testimony shows Botta was away when Angelo Bozella and his wife heard the shooting. Mrs Botta and Angelo described threats and the fatal shots, while Patrolman Feeley confirmed Botta confessed to firing three times and producing a loaded revolver. The case resumes today.
A review of Harvey O HIGGINS The Secret Springs notes growing use of psychology and psychoanalysis in everyday speech. It follows Dr X and reveals Dr Edward H Reede of Washington as the climactic figure, weighing cautious claims against intriguing deductions. The book probes meek men, Naples, and bourgeois habits with readable clarity.
A reader asks about the first permanent white settlement in Canada and Champlain’s role, answered with dates of July 1608 at Quebec and three ships. The column clarifies the Vice President’s vote in the U S Senate and defines yes as an adverb. It explains veto override procedure, Hungarian goulash, and how Moissan produced artificial diamonds.
Seven young men were sentenced to terms in the House of Correction while four cases were not pressed in the East Cambridge automobile court special sessions. Herman L. Barney and Albert Paeff had indictments placed on file due to Barney’s long State Prison term for a patrolman murder and related auto theft charges.
Judge Raymond sentenced John F. Dillon to two years in East Cambridge House of Correction. Dillon's wife, married last Sunday night, was present as the ruling was read. Several automobile cases were processed. others were filed or not pressed as witnesses and law changes affected penalties.
President Wilson states he cannot deploy US troops or spend Congress funds but will seek peaceful arbitration with moral and diplomatic support from major powers. He invites proposals on how to convey the offer and which parties to approach to halt hostilities in Armenia.
Paris reports that Mustapha Kemal Pasha announced peace terms for Armenia via the French foreign office. Armenia must renounce Serres treaty benefits, adopt a friendly Turkish stance, and Turks living in Armenia receive protection. The piece notes US hesitation on a mandate and Wilson administration mediation efforts through League of Nations channels with potential mediator Henry Morgenthau.
New York officials of Near East Relief hailed President Wilson's plan to offer personal mediation through a designate. They said his leadership could clarify the Near East question and serve as an immense force for world peace. The organization counts over 600 American men and women workers across Turkey and Armenia.
Charles V. Vickney, general secretary, says Near East Relief will furnish the President with moral machinery and information to aid mediation plans. He notes workers operated in Turkey, Syria, Persia, and Armenia, earning broad political trust and highlighting disinterested, philanthropic work. The group offers full cooperation and privileged position with the administration.
Final quarterly installment of 1919 federal income taxes due December 15 was mailed yesterday by Internal Revenue Collector John J. Mitchell. Taxpayers should return the notice with remittance to identify payment. Do not mail cash payments.
An admonition to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods. It describes symptoms like back pain and cloudy urine and promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy, claiming it neutralizes urine acids and supports bladder health.
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