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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
9
Missouri resident Thomas J. D. O Bannon of Frederickstown describes a home mixed remedy that allegedly banished his craving for liquor after thirty five years of drinking. He claims the mixture contains muriate of ammonia Varlex Compound and pepsin and can be taken without taste or aroma and at little cost.
In a fiery open letter the Boston mayor accuses James Storrow and allies of falsehoods on taxes and corporate holdings. He claims Storrow used clerks to falsify books, criticizes the segregated budget stance, and urges public apology if no graft charges are made. He vows to counter reports from the Finance Commission and backs Watson Conway Fitzgerald and Doyle for city office.
Democratic tensions rise as City Councillor James A Watson faces backlash for claims about Magan. Henry Hagan’s allies denounce the remark as false and call for dignified rhetoric. Patrick A. Kearns withdraws, boosting the machine ticket for the December 1 election. William Prout leaves the school committee race. Keenan, Curtin, and Julia Duff remain.
William C. Prout announces his withdrawal as a Democratic candidate for the school committee after consulting Senator Timilty who advised that if more than one candidate remained against Miss Curtis they would be defeated. He says Timilty believes Keenan and Duff would lose by a large majority, and thus he steps aside.
Five of nineteen Electric Boat submarines built for Britain will be moved to the Charlestown navy yard to stay through the war. A second group of five will arrive a week later. Submarines will be docked there and parts of their machinery removed after British acceptance following tests including 200 foot submergence.
William Hallissey of the Puritan House in Lynn was arrested last night on Reserve Officer Case charges for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. A revolver was allegedly drawn by Hallissey during a street fight with Arthur Matthews at School and Union streets. a second revolver reportedly dropped from a pocket as police intervened.
Miss Maude McClure a South Boston schoolteacher cut her throat earlier today and was resting at Brockton hospital tonight. She remained conscious but on the dangerous list. The John A. Andrew School fifth grade teacher is the daughter of Lynn merchant John F. E. McClure and has endured months of ill health and a nervous breakdown.
Advertisement urges eczema and blemish sufferers to try D. D. Laboratories skin remedy. It claims the product softens skin, restores confidence, and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Chicago Department 218 or visiting Riker Jaynes drug stores.
Boston critics praised Baklanoff for a restrained yet terrifying Mephistopheles in Gounod's Faust. Lyne as Marguerite, Zenatello as a ardent youth, and Chalmers as a robust Valentine drew further acclaim while Voltiné impressed in ballet. The cast also included Miss Campbell and Miss Severoni, with Maranzoni conducting a balanced, dramatic performance. Tonight's bill advances Cavalleria Rusticana and the ballet Raymondo.
The ballet stands as the sole concession by the composer and librettist to the second part of Goethe’s poem, noted for its sumptu...
The Sunday Post teases Hank and his animal friends as they resume their lighthearted escapades. Readers are invited to follow the canine and feline antics in upcoming pages.
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