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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1909
Page
7
Two U S deputy marshals from Boston and eight IRS agents raided the Blackstone farmhouse of florist Jean Rousseau at night after a five mile stealth approach. Rousseau reportedly ran a rye still on the outskirts for three months.
Ten people in a New England farmhouse provoke a farcical chase as deputies and revenue agents raid a cider making household. Language barriers and panicked French dialogue fuel a chaotic scene with barking dog, gun drawn deputies, and a dramatic retreat through the kitchen.
Herman Becker of Fifield Wisconsin recounts a decade long scalp eruption that healed after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. He notes his daughter’s scalp scales cleared after three applications and his rough hands softened after nightly use. The testimonial dates to November 9 1908.
Millions of women use Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczema rashes itchings irritations chafings pimples black heads dandruff and hair problems. The Cuticura booklet from Boston explains causes and treatments for skin diseases and skin care for toilet bath and nursery.
Heartfelt pleas from children to Santa Claus published in a post Christmas drive. Workers across stores and offices contribute funds and letters, forming a wall bank to brighten homes. Donors from Lund in Turkish Baths and local wholesalers join the effort with several dollars and dozens of small gifts.
Paul Froehlich a 48 year old Chicago former Metropolitan Opera singer jumped from a Pennsylvania ferry opposite Murray street after his wife wrote asking for money. He was rescued by a tug and taken to Hudson Street Hospital where doctors said he would recover.
In Newburyport on December 17, burglars broke into P. H. Kimball’s jewelry store on State Street and rifled showcases, taking a case of watches and several rings valued at over $200.
An advice note argues that offensive breath ruins impressions in work and social settings and urges using Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges. It claims immediate relief, strong gas absorption, and lists 25 cent price plus an offer for a free sample by sending name and address to F A Stuart Co in Marshall Michigan.
Mrs Mary Blair Brokaw rests her case at Mineola New York seeking separation from husband W Gould Brokaw with alimony set at 60000 annually. Defense opens as speculation grows on his possible involvement.
Testimony depicted a frayed marriage as Mrs. Brokaw and her husband faced legal strife. McIntyre warned of the potential for the defense to take the stand, while witnesses described marital strains, reconciliatory gestures, and disputed accusations amid high tension at High Point.
Dwight Elmendorf presented a pictorial Dalmatia lecture at Tremont Temple last evening. He described the country as the Norway of the South with dreamy towns like Trav or Regusa and Cattaro, praising the blend of mellow scenery and rugged landscapes. His sharp narration and strong visuals enhanced the engaging and novel lecture.
Governors and dignitaries attended a Knights of Pythias banquet in Ford Hall honoring the Massachusetts Grand Lodge anniversary. Governor Ken Draper spoke, followed by General Charles H. Taylor and local figures. The event included period remarks, musical numbers, and telegrams from notable Pythians nationwide.
Mrs. Olive Almira Simmons of 63 Leamington road Brighton sues Oscar Simmons her husband and former broker. Co respondent named is Hilda Moore. Simmons once led Simmons & Buss and later Nickerson Simmons & Buss. Firm bankrupt a year and a half ago with liabilities of 60000. He now works for a man he had employed before bankruptcy. He is son of Hiram Simmons and brother of J De Vere Simmons, with no children.
William B. Willcutt of Ward 24 says he supports Mayor Hibbard for re election and predicts anti machine Republicans would back Storrow for Governor if Storrow wins. He criticizes Charles E Hatfield for State committee chair and vows not to vote for him. Willcutt says he may abstain or back a candidate independent of Washington.
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