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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
6
Mrs Eeith B Fessenden winner of the Ford touring car reports by letter from Los Angeles that she received the vehicle July 15 1922. She notes that on Oct 2 Mr Fessenden and Mr and Mrs Damon began their journey to California arriving Nov 15 after camping along the route.
Exalppa Pouliot, known as Joe Pouliot and "Frenchy," arrested by Chief Mulcahy as a murder suspect in the May 8 killing of James K. Fox, a taxi driver from Mt. Holly, N J. He is held in Whitinsville awaiting a New Jersey officer.
Mrs. E. M. Stercks of New Haven says Tanlac cured two years of stomach trouble, loss of appetite, gas pains and headaches. She reports improved sleep and energy after three bottles and notes family members Myrtle and herself are now taking Tanlac. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
A home made cough syrup claim touts Pinex as a fast remedy for bronchitis and throat irritations. It instructs mixing 2½ ounces of Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses honey or corn syrup to yield a strong family supply and promises satisfaction or money back.
Clarence Ransom Edwards, famed as the "Daddy of the 126th," retires after 43 years of service and becomes a private citizen of Westwood. He announced plans to commence farming with a plow and axe during yesterday's ceremony.
George Augur, famed circus giant, died in a New York boarding house. Measured at eight feet four inches by confidential means, the Ringling alumnus was widely known as a nine foot tall figure who endured fame and mockery. He rose from a life selling rings to survive.
A star known as AZ Cephet moves at about two and a half million miles per hour, according to Harvard Observatory. Researchers compute stellar velocities by photographing stars at different times and tracking their motion to derive speed.
The Finance Commission served notice on Mayor Curley regarding nine young women employed as investigators to review visitors used by the Overseers of Public Welfare. Curley called the move unwarranted and a new example of state interference in city affairs.
The highly regarded U S commander departs the army with simple formalities, leaving a lasting memory of his devotion to those he led. His final act is a vigorous protest over reduced rank and pay for non commissioned officers, while retirement at age 64 ensures future promotions for many officers.
Tomorrow's Sunday Post carries a complete expose on Conan Doyle and his fairy theories. Magician Neil Maskelyne photographed fairies to demonstrate the hoax or truth behind the mystic claims.
Advertisement claims anemia manifests as dyspepsia nervousness headaches and weak color and strength. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building tonic improving appetite digestion sleep nerves and energy with a free booklet offered by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
Rabbi David M. Shohet told a Dorchester Temple Beth El audience that Jews pray for any government’s welfare and show patriotism by serving their country. He affirmed Jews in free America proudly call themselves Americans regardless of the flag over their homeland.
Miss Georgianna Chesley of Haverhill won a $1500 verdict from an Essex jury against Sr. Charles E. Durant for leaving a rubber drainage tubing in her appendicitis operation wounds. The operation occurred in July 1916 and the tube surfaced three months later, was removed by a nurse.
Hearing in the equity motion session of the Superior Court of Frank E. Sweetser trustee for the Inter City Trust ended when it was announced the trust and its trustee were petitioned into bankruptcy in the Federal court. Hattie M. Fuller of Quincy, Alvin N. Powell & Co. and Gilbert R. Rice of New York are the petitioners. The trust dealt in real estate with offices at 811 Boylaton Street.
Funeral services for Representative James R. Mann of Illinois will be held tomorrow afternoon in the House of Representatives hall where he served for more than 25 years. The rites will be conducted by Rev. James I. Freeman and House chaplain Dr. J. Shera Montgomery. The body, with a Congressional escort of honor, will be moved later in the day.
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