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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
2
A Boston Twilight Baseball Association meeting will be held at the Quincy Houses Sunday at 3 PM representatives of the clubs named as members at the last meeting are invited to attend.
The note reflects on Dr Caldwell's Syrupen existing for three decades highlighting longevity. It notes continued availability and brand recognition in a period-appropriate tone.
Tax office clarifies that widowers are treated as single for income tax purposes even with dependents. It notes exemptions like 82500 and 4100 for a deceased wife scenario, and outlines deduction rules for repairs on homes vs business autos, excluding pleasure cars.
Concord New Hampshire February 7 A jury in the case brought by Mrs Julia Mullane Duffy against Thomas Mott Osborne awarded a verdict for Osborne in the $35000 suit for alienation of the affections of her former husband William J Duffy. Duffy later married Helen Healey while he served in the naval guard at Portsmouth Naval Prison where Osborne was commandant.
Harold Sawyer a Brockton boy claims to awaken Clara Beauclaire 18 from a trance for the second time though denying hypnotic power. The case of the Brockton girl with a dual personality baffles doctors as she wanders toward the railroad station before Sawyer uses a firm touch to pull her back into wakefulness ending a 10 week period of sleep.
The United States railroad labor board announced hearings on wage changes for all classes of train service employees, excluding train and engine and yard staff, will start March 6 in Chicago. Hearings will run simultaneously for carriers and employees who filed by February 20.
Henry D Coolidge longtime clerk of the Massachusetts Senate collapsed on a Boston and Maine train and died before hospital admission in Cambridge. Dr. William J O Leary says heart failure caused his death. he had served 33 years.
Officials reacted with shock as news spread of the death of Charles Coolidge a 36 year veteran of Massachusetts state government He was born in Chelsea on August 26 1858 and served as Senate chief clerk since 1889 with early years as an assistant clerk His death follows a period of apparent health and prompted tributes from President Frank G Allen and other lawmakers
Edwin N Rand of Bedford proprietor of a canoe livery and cottages on the Concord river filed a bill in equity in Suffolk Superior Court against his son-in-law George E Gilbert of Boston a haberdasher seeking to stop trespass on the Concord property defacement or removal of property and molestation. The bill says Gilbert entered the Concord premises nailed windows padlocked the front door assaulted Rand on August 27 1921 and threatened further assaults on other days. A note mentions Persian silk vested frocks in dull hues.
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