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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1920

Page

12

Spiker and Emily Knowles Wed After Five Day Waiver

Guy Spiker and Emily Knowles marry in Fall River after court waivers allow fast tracking. Emily, recently released from Ellis Island custody, joins Guy and Mrs. Battersby in a quiet ceremony followed by hopeful plans to relocate to Baltimore with the child Alfred Ray.

Guy Spiker Emily Knowles Edward F. Hanity Second District Court Bristol County City Hall Battersby Spiker Guy Mrs. Spiker Federal Express Baltimore Providence Emily Post Washington Immigration Or Labor Departments Lamply Delehanty Hanify Mr. Orpen Hagify Gut Baltimore Street Harrisville W. Va Hattersby Staleybridge England Helen M. Crowley Fall River Singland Perley R. Spiker Martin Feeney

Ely's Cream Balm Advertisement Claims Instant Relief

An old ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm to open nasal passages and relieve head colds and catarrh. It promises fast relief, no nasal discharge or headache, and effortless breathing after applying the fragrant antiseptic cream in the nostrils. The copy urges readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist.

Ely

POST CANE HOLDER IS ACTIVE AT 89

Joseph Patten aged 89, the oldest man in St. Albans Maine and Boston Post cane holder, visits with his wife and daughter Nettie McCool Gordon in Dorchester. He plans a homeward stop in Gardiner Maine to see a son. He stays active at Field's Corner, chopping wood and doing odd jobs. He reads the Post without glasses and has never used tobacco.

Joseph Patten St. Albans Boston Post Nettie McCool Gordon Place Dorchester Gardiner Field's Corner Patten Post

Emily Knowles case stirs England over Spiker affair

The Emily Knowles case arouses strong opinion in London as Mrs Spiker and her husband’s loyalty attract praise and criticism. Emily's mother vows to punish Spiker, while many English women commend Mrs Spiker's forgiveness as a sign of new womanhood.

England Royal Air Force Olce Perley R. Spiker France Harry Hawker Clark Emily Ellis Island Guy Mrs. Spiker Mrs. Battersby Post London Emily Knowles Perley Spiker Miss Knowles New York Spiker

Gift of Book to Schools Prompts Statewide Distribution

A prominent unnamed donor has provided copies of Governor Coolidge's Have Faith in Massachusetts to all normal high and vocational schools in the state. Payson Smith, State education commissioner, said principals should use the volume to promote its ideals, offering it as a prize or for library reference in English and history classes.

Gladys Vanderbilt May Be Queen of Hungary

The discourse centers on Gladys Vanderbilt as a potential Hungarian queen amid rival support for the Duke of Connaught. The item notes a faction favoring her candidacy and mentions broad opinion within certain circles.

Gladys Vanderbilt Hungary Duke of Connaught

Hungarian Crown Question Stirring Budapest Political Scene

Budapest contemplates restoration of the monarchy with Count Szechenyi as a favored option though he is distantly tied to royalty. Romanian occupation around his Ormenso estate sparks tension while Count Apponyi is expected to be elected curator to push a regent role and monarchy restoration.

Count Szechenyi Szechenyi Budapest Count Szecheny Ormenso Thelss Peace Conference Wilson Chambr of Deputies Count Apponyi

Unidentified Man Found Near East Somerville Tracks

A man about 59 years old, five foot seven, 170 pounds, with a light complexion and mustache, was found mutilated near the East Somerville freight yards. He was placed on a train and died at Massachusetts General Hospital. A paper bearing the name H. J. Perle was found near the body.

East Somerville Massachusetts General Hospital H. J. Perle

St Jacobs Liniment Promises Quick Back Pain Relief

An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a quick remedy for lumbago backache and sciatica. It claims painless skin, rapid relief after a single rub, a harmless formula, and a sixty year recommendation, urging readers to get a trial bottle at drug stores.

St. Jacobs Pacottan

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