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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
14
The article notes that the industry described on the first page represents more capital than any other sector in the country, highlighting its outsized financial influence and significance at the national level.
A crowded ballroom scene surrounds film stars with devoted crowds and police escort. At South Station a smaller force kept a mob in check as stars moved to Copley Plaza headquarters amid a watching crowd and panel of critics.
A Boston motorman Bern ard McGoldrick of 9 Lowell Terrace reports nine years of stomach trouble ending after using Plant Juice, a herbal tonic sold by Liggett Drug Co at Washington and Avon Streets. The ad touts blood purification and relief from indigestion and nervous symptoms, citing McGoldrick’s improved appetite and sleep.
Captain Jack, a woman living alone in the Rockies, emerges as a subject of intrigue awaiting a feature in next Sunday's Post Magazine. The piece promises deeper insight into her life, solitude, and possible hidden stories.
Villa's strength in Mexico appears broken as General Dieguez scatters his main body at Carbo north of Hermosillo and Yaqui chief Urbalejo surrender with 1400 troops. Villa destroys 400 artillery pieces in the retreat and collapse.
Orestes Pereyra and E Jiminez 50 officers captured after the Fuerte River clash have been executed. Obregon and Ceresola list numerous prisoners surrendering. Parts of Villa’s force escape toward Lower California to join Esteban Cantu at Mexicali. Funston doubts Villa’s US blame theory while reinforcements head to Naco.
A bill filed by Representative C B Seagrave and Representative Roland D Sawyer would bar hunting wild game from automobiles. Other filed measures seek prompt milk payments to farmers and constitutional changes. additional bills to be filed later.
Dr Edwin M Boynton aged 52 a Fitchburg physician for 16 years was arrested by Inspectors Godley and Flaherty and charged with a criminal operation on Anna Aalto 24 who is dying at Burbank Hospital Miss Aalto who worked as a domestic in the home of John G Faxon View street gave a deathbed statement to police this afternoon.
Major Dan Morgan Smith of Chicago leads 14 rallies by the Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League at Boston's Vine Street Municipal Building to push for a no-license election. He attacks liquor interests in politics and calls for removing lawbreakers from the liquor business.
Advertisement touts ORRINE as a cure for the drink habit praised by thousands of wives mothers and sisters. Claims secret administration and a price of $1.00 per box with a free booklet from Orline Co Washington DC. Sold by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root marketed as a premier kidney remedy for men and women. The advertisement claims high effectiveness in distressing cases and offers 50 cent and 1 dollar bottle sizes, samples by parcel post, and a pamphlet with ten cent request to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and Boston Daily Post noted.
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