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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1915
Page
5
Winfield Temple as executor of Samuel A. Dodge sues Mrs. Myrtie O. Taylor of Wellesley for 10000 dollars. Dodge, a carpenter, was killed when a chimney in Mrs. Taylor s building, weakened by a recent fire, collapsed during a major January 1918 storm on the eastern coast. The action was filed in Dedham.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal relief for stomach troubles after heavy meals and quick lunches. It claims improved digestion, restored appetite, and requests a mail order sample via a coupon. Available at druggists for 50 cents a box.
A northeast storm off Cape Cod shifts to be a long lasting blizzard over New England. Snow totals reach six inches with 28 mph winds as Boston mobilizes 1100 workers and 125 teams to clear streets. Rail and ship traffic suffer major delays while many vessels remain bound or held in harbor. Police, hospitals, and city crews battled frostbite cases and traffic hazards throughout the day.
Advertisement promises Gray Hair Color Restorer that colors only gray hairs and remains permanent through washes. It offers a trial package with comb for 25 cents in stamps and a regular bottle for 1.90 available at druggists or by direct order.
Heavy snowfall opens city employment as Mayor Curley activates emergency contracts. Six firms with 200 workers each join 700 public works crew members under Louis K. Rourke to hire unemployed citizens for snow clearing. About 2000 men will work on city streets with contractor and railroad cooperation.
The dwelling at 235 Pilfrey street Watertown owned and occupied by Joseph Donazi was destroyed by fire last evening about o'clock. The blaze started from an overheated furnace and caused about 300 dollars in damage.
Advertisement promotes dieting and a tonic regimen using Dr Williams Pink Pills to improve digestion, appetite, sleep, and nerves. Claims the pills provide well oxygenated blood to the stomach and are non alcoholic and poison free. Recommends contacting Dr Williams Medicine Co. for a diet book and to buy the pills at local drugstores.
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