Window Display Sparks Interest and Learning
A shopper notes a window display that promises intrigue and potential advertising advantages. The feature invites passersby to pause and learn, suggesting practical gains from viewing the exhibit.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
12
A shopper notes a window display that promises intrigue and potential advertising advantages. The feature invites passersby to pause and learn, suggesting practical gains from viewing the exhibit.
Trederick E. Snow counsel for the Boston Elevated Railway Company defended executive salaries at a hearing before the special investigating commission. He cited President Brush at 25000, former President Bancroft at 36000, and Brush at 15000. He argued increases in business would not justify higher costs.
Morning reports injuries from an incident on Shawmut avenue and Cherry street in the South End. Judge Parmenter refused a warrant for Daniel Hurley the chauffeur on a manslaughter charge as witnesses testified the car was barely moving when the pedestrian stepped in front.
New York Dec 7 Charles H Wax who confessed to being the elusive Oliver Osborne and who wooed Rae Tanzer in the breach of promise suit against James W Os borne was identified by Ethel Brooks of this city as the man who married her in Hoboken a year ago. Wax is identified by others today as Oliver Osborne and the federal authorities are involved.
The district attorney announced plans to press to trial the near future the alleged perjury cases involving Rae Tanzer and others connected to the matter.
Pleasant Lake resident Miss Effie M. Cahoon daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Cahoon has earned the third prize in the Massachusetts Agricultural College Home Economics Club contest for this season. The award recognizes efficiency in household chores and cooking and includes a week long trip to Amherst next July.
Michael J. McCarthy of Peabody petitions the Supreme Judicial Court for a mandamus to force Peabody town clerk Francis J. Poor to place his name on the ballot for councillor at large. A hearing is set for next Tuesday after McCarthy claims he was among ten successful nominees at the primary.
Counsel for Mrs. Marguerite Paul Carpenter in a $250 000 alienation suit against her father in law George A Carpenter of Wolfboro New Hampshire discussed terms and stated they were reasonably satisfied with the arrangements.
Today and Saturday Wolf's My Clothier advertises the last two days of Double Stamp Week with double Legals offering extra savings in every department. Corner Hanover and Portland Streets.
Judge Fox in Suffolk Superior Court heard a motion by counsel representing parties seeking to dissolve the real estate attachment against the defendant. The proceedings followed an agreement that any judgment obtained would be enforceable despite the attachment.
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