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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
12
The civic plea urges citizens to vote for John R. Murphy to ensure capable city management. It casts residents as stockholders in a municipal corporation and warns that neglecting participation could deprive them of civic dividends over the next four years.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild laxative for liver and bowels addressing dizzy headachy cold bilious indigestion and upset stomach. It promises gentle overnight action and a pleasant taste at ten cents a box, suitable even for children.
Dr Adolf Lorenz plans to remain in New York for several weeks to continue clinics arranged by health commissioner Dr Royal S Copeland despite rebuffs from the medical profession and state licensing interference. His cross country tour remains debated as invitations pour in from major western cities.
Funeral services for Joseph Melia a 28 year old of 153 Winchester street Newton Highlands will be held from St Mary Immaculate of Lourds Church Newton Upper Falls tomorrow morning Interment will begun in St Marys cemetery Needham
Hundreds of neighbors in the rain mourned Dr. Abraham Glickstein of Brooklyn as he was shot in his office Saturday night. His elderly mother died from grief today upon seeing her son in his casket, and his wife was carried to the funeral in deep distress.
A crowd guarded by detectives followed the hearse to the synagogue as Lena Glickstein, aged 76, died after learning her son had died. No arrests were made. The scene featured a suspected assassin among onlookers and dramatic, abrupt deaths in a family tragedy.
Dr. Frederick J. Bailey announced the illness of about 10 Charlestown residents from citrate of magnesia likely purchased at local druggists. Health department tests of magnesia from wholesalers will occur today as samples are analyzed in the lab. John R. Murphy seeks the mayoralty, touting municipal experience and better value for citizens.
Postmaster Roland M. Baker says the 30 minute rest period for night clerks at the Boston post office violates postal regulations. He notes privileges granted locally were misinterpreted and have been corrected, urging proper interpretation by the postmaster general.
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