Loving Mrs Loud
Albert Tapper a Boston Chamber of Commerce member and grain dealer testified in a $25,000 alienation suit against Rufus G Loud. He claimed no affection for Mrs Loud, stayed overnight to protect her and to do work, and described visits to her Commonwealth Avenue home and to a psychopathic hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert K. Tapper
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Rufus G. Loud
Cambridge
Mrs. Loud
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Loud
Siti
Commonweath Avenue
Loud
Mr. Tapier
Psychopathic Hospital
Allston Theatre
Linden Street
Newport
Mr. Eldredge
Mr. Tapper
Atv
James W. O'Brien
Eldredge
James Fraser
Pratt
O’brien
Boston
Fraser
Mr. Pratt
Tapper
J.oud
Murdock
Tie
Iver
Glenville Avenue
Attorney Pot
Syrup of Figs and courtroom echoes in Loud case
Fragmented testimony recounts the notorious Syrup of Figs ad text amid a Boston court scene. Witnesses describe Mrs. Loud’s accusations, Tapper’s ties to Loud and Conant, and a dramatic January 12 1918 confrontation with detectives.
Baby's red pimples healed by Cuticura
Mrs Young of Orland Maine describes a baby rash of red pimples that burned and itched. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child recovered quickly. The ad notes samples by mail and pricing for the soap and ointment and urges skincare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Young
Orland
Maine
Boston
Taleurn Ec
Health Talk Ad Promotes Stomach and Bowel Care
An advertisement touts the stomach and bowels as a single working unit and urges readers to maintain them to prevent illness. It urges taking advice and looking after digestive health to support overall well being.
Dr True's Elixir Advertises Family Laxative Worm Expeller
A vintage ad promotes Dr True's Elixir as a cure for stomach worms pin worms and other parasites. It claims to tone the stomach restore normal bowel action and expel worms for adults and children alike. Start using Dr True's Elixir today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. True
Poslam advertised skin remedy for various eruptions
An advertisement touts Poslam as a safe healing for broken out skin, itching, eczema, pimples and rash with claims of soothing, healing effects. It promotes free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York and notes Poslam Soap medicated for daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 47Th &T
New York City
Ex Kaiser William Hohenzollern Faces Grim Change
Ex Kaiser William Hohenzollern, confined in Count Bentinck's castle at Amersfoort, shows a gaunt, gray, and aged appearance after five weeks of worry and illness. His once ruddy complexion is gone, his hair and mustache are gray, and his features are deeply lined. He has remained unshaven, with a 72 hour beard growth adding years to his look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerongen
Count Bentinck
William Hohenzollern
Johnny Evers Receives Gold Memento From Knights of Columbus
Johnny Evers, Braves second baseman, arrived from France and displayed a gold cigarette case from Knights of Columbus staff near the western front. Engraved names include Alex McLean, Ed McGrath, Jake Carey, Bill McCabe, Bill Coughlin, Jack Hendricks, and Billy Rocha, reflecting sports figures and officials well known in Boston, Rochester, Detroit, St. Louis and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Evers
Braves
France
Knights of Columbus
Alex McLean
Boston
Ed McGrath
Jake Carey
Rochester
Bill McCabe
Bill Coughlin
Jack Hendricks
St. Louis
Billy Rocha
New York
Charities Urged to Refrain From Accepting Liberty Bonds
Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass urged charitable organizations to stop promising to accept Liberty bonds or War Savings Stamps in place of cash. He warned that such endorsements depress bond prices, complicating government funding as it seeks to issue more bonds, and asked charities to use bonds only for permanent endowment investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Carter Glass
United States
King George Plans to Welcome Wilson in London
London dispatch reports King George has cancelled the Sandringham Christmas plan and will stay in London to greet President Wilson. The decision signals a royal welcome for the U S leader during the Christmas season in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George
Wilson
London
George
Sandringham Palace
Three Boys Disturbed at a Royal Feast
In juvenile court Judge Cabot heard three boys charged with breaking and entering the grocery and provision store of George Lesia at Joy and Cambridge streets West End. Testimony showed they were having a royal feast when Patrolman Benson arrived, ending their illicit meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Cabot
George Lesia
Joy
Cambridge Streets
West End
Benson
Joy Street
Boys Access Store by Back Door as Patrolman Encounters Feasting Loot
Patrolman Benson found three youths inside a store via a back door by a key flickering candlelight. A makeshift banquet of cheese crackers and fruit awaited them while they planned to confront the officer with cleavers. Kerry Murray, said to have escaped from a county training school, and companions Peter Defeco and Frank De Vince of East Ost on face ongoing mental-aptitude examinations as cases are continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Middlesex County Training School
Lowell
Peter Defeco
Frank de Vince
East Teston
Speed up peace preliminaries urged by Times
London dispatch reports The Times urging immediate start of interallied talks on peace. It calls for speed in preliminary discussions among leaders including President Wilson and notes with elections over there is no excuse to delay. It welcomes the prospect of Wilson visiting London soon.
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London
Paris
Times Today
Wilson
Times
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Windows
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California
Mrys. Loud
Mr. Ldredge
Efelio
Mr. Wood
Wood
Grace
Mr. Toad
Raiders
Dri Beering
Grace Conant
Germany
Hahn
Rhine
United States Army
Ex-Kaiser
Johnny Gold
Evers
The
E. B. Horn Co
Washington St
Glass
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Jamerson Clothes Shops
Dexter
Washington Street
Winter Street
Temple Place
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