Victims of Ice Tragedy Remembered in Burial
Funeral for Miss Lela S. Call, one of two victims, held at 7 Reedsdale Street Allston with Rev. George W. King presiding. Lotus male quartet performed hymns. interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery Brighton. Secretary Woodbury criticized safety signs along the channel.
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George W. King
The
People’s Temple
Fella S. Call
Earle B. Peterson
Woodbury
Metropolitan Park Commission
Lela S. Call
Reedsdale Street
Allston
the People’s Temple
M. E. Church
Lotus
Evergreen Cemetery
Brighton
Cuticura Remedies End A 28 Year Psoriasis Ordeals
Dennis Downing of Waterbury Vermont describes relief from a lifelong skin disease after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He recalls a painful twenty eight year scratching habit ending after treatment and asserts the products cured his condition over two decades ago.
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Dennis Downing
Waterbury
Potter Dru & Chem, Corp
Sole
Boston
Palmists face court tests over future predictions
In New York on December 29 inspectors said 15 Manhattan palmists and fortune tellers were rounded up after palmist John W. Fletcher was jailed on $300 bail for an examination January 11. Police say reading palms is allowed but predicting the future under that guise may lead to arrest. Fletcher had enlisted George Gordon Battle to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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New York
George Gordon Battle
Supreme Court
Manhattan
Home Made Laxative Cough Syrup Claims Cures
Advertises a DIY cough remedy using essence mentho laxene and sugar syrup. Claims to cure la grippe colds sore throat and chronic bronchitis in hours with a laxative effect. Promotes cost savings and ease of preparation at home for all ages.
CASCARETSAdvertisement Promises Overnight Digestive Relief
An ad touts CASCARETS as the cure for over eating with a “box week’s treatment” slogan. It claims the product works while you sleep and promotes it as the biggest selling world wide remedy available at druggists.
Penny Verdict For Constable Penny Verdict For Constable
Fred Donovan Cambridge constable employed by the city treasurer to collect taxes won a one cent verdict in Cambridge District Court against Patrolman Patrick J. Healey. Judge Stone ruled the arm gripping was a technical assault with no physical damage or humiliation, awarding one cent.
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Fred Donovan
Cambridge
Healey
Tax Collector Seeks More Aggressive Collectors
A court remarks that the collector of taxes may hire collectors with less tenderness than the plaintiff, implying a tougher approach to debt recovery and enforcement.
Day Declares for Thinkers in Address to Principals
Syracuse University Chancellor James R. Day urged emphasis on statesmen and thinkers over vocational and industrial training. Speaking before the Associated Academic Principals of New York State in Syracuse, Day contrasted his view with Education Commissioner Andrew S. Draper and warned that Congress needs thinking men, not frontier rough types.
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Syracuse
N. Y
James R. Day
Syracuse University
York State
Andrew S. Draper
Rochester
Congress
Scared deer runs 10 house in Dover New Hampshire
A diminutive yearling deer wandered into the yard of Mrs. Ida A. Chadwick on Yourth Street then fled to Deputy U S Marshal Bert Wentworth’s yard before returning under a grapevine near the kitchen window. Game Warden Reserve will guard and feed the frightened creature until it can safely return to the woods.
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Dover
N. H
Dee
Ida A. Chadwick
Yourth Street
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