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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1917

Page

3

Arson Artists Sentenced by Superior Court

Two men David Regal and Philip Levine were sentenced to two and a half years each for arson in Chelsea homes owned by their wives. Eddie Kandler, already known as a prolific arsonist and government witness, aided the fires. Regal and Kandler did the work while Levine cheered them on. all pleaded guilty.

House of Correction Justice Aiken Superior Court David Regal Philip Levine Chelsea Eddie Kandler Regal Kandler Levine

Mayor Curley Attends Gate of Heaven Church Reunion

Fully 5000 persons attended the Gate of Heaven Church reunion in South Boston last night. Two halls, the municipal building and the parish hall on Fourth street, were needed to handle the crowd as Mayor Curley spoke briefly and Rev. George A. Lyons welcomed guests.

Curley Boston Gate of Heaven South Fourth Street George A. Lyons

California Syrup of Figs Ad Promises Quick Relief

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for children with a coated tongue and signs of stomach liver and bowel buildup. It claims a gentle laxative effect without griping and a pleasant taste, with directions for all ages and a note to avoid counterfeit syrups.

California California Fig Syrup Company Advt

Doctor Cabot Ready to Sail for France in War Protest

Dr. Hugh Cabot, Harvard Surgical Unit chief, plans to sail from New York on the Cunarder Andania to France. He vows he would gladly sacrifice his life if it rouses America to duty against Germany and supports total aid to the Allies rather than loans or food alone.

Marlboro Street Harvard Surgical Unit New York France Germany Dr. Cabot England United States Atlantic Wilson Japan Pacific

Simple home made cough syrup beats ready mades

Combine Pinex with granular sugar syrup to make a pint of cough syrup for about 54 cents. The mixture soothes throat membranes, loosens phlegm, and provides quick relief for coughs, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, and asthma. Pinex is Norway pine extract with guaiacol from The Pinex Co., Ft Wayne Indiana, with a satisfaction guarantee.

The Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Has Gold Lined Cup but Is Without Home

Robert Smith entered Washington street with a gold lined cup showing around the edges and was arrested by Inspectors Conway and Hart. In his possession were three silver vessels whose owner is unknown.

Robert Smith Conway and Hart Washington Street

FTC weigh delaying paper price ruling amid hearings

The Federal Trade Commission will withhold a decision on a joint proposal by major American and Canadian newsprint makers to fix prices until other manufacturers are heard. Most producers are expected to back the suggestion, and the commission is anticipated to approve.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Commission The Trade Commission

Commission to Hear Nonparticipants on Proposed Paper Prices

Manufacturers who did not join the proposal are to be invited Friday to present views. If approved, the commission will determine production costs as a basis for prices and may hold hearings with manufacturers and publishers. Aiming for a March 1 conclusion, it seeks careful conditions analysis to avoid unprofitable paper or excessive publisher charges. Reforestation and planting fast-growing trees on cutover land were urged as future pulp supply strategies.

Frederick W. Kellogg San Francisco

Testifies to Grand Jury in New York Cashier Case

L. R. Lockhead, cashier of the News Print Manufacture, testified before a grand jury in New York on February 19 regarding alleged financial irregularities at the company. The proceedings were part of an ongoing investigation into the firm’s accounting practices.

Grand Jury New York L. R. Lockhead Manu

Manufacturer's Association Witness Testifies Before Grand Jury

A government witness from the Manufacturers' Association testified today in a federal grand jury probe into whether newsprint paper prices were restrained unlawfully. He had refused secrecy, but the court ruled grand jury proceedings remain secret and his need to consult counsel is not compromised.

Jackie Held for Larceny in Watertown Case

Lester D. Apgar ex bluejacket told U S Commissioner Hayes that sailors on the USS OBrien took ammunition after target practice at Guantanamo. He was arrested by Inspector Burke for moving 420 rounds from a Hood Rubber Co plant to his hotel room and held for a Friday hearing.

Lester D. Apgar U. S. Navy Apgar U. S Hayes UU. S. S O’brien Guantanamo Inspector Burke Watertown Hood Rubber Company Navy Derby

Skarstrom Granted Divorce from Charlotte Skarstrom

Professor William Skarstrom a Wellesley College physical education instructor was granted a divorce from his wife Charlotte B Skarstrom of New York yesterday The libellant testified that after her vacation departure on June 1 1913 with their two children he found her rings and a necklace in a bureau and that she never returned though she claimed in a letter she did not care for him He said there had been no quarrel before her departure nor any quarrel for over a year before that date.

William Skarstrom Wellesley College Charlotte B. Skarstrom New York Callahan

Four Year Old Hero Sounds Fire Alarm

Four year old James Savage rushed to find his mother as a kitchen fire broke out in their Havertown home. Walter Savage, nineteen months, lay under a table as smoke filled the room. Mrs Savage and Miss Alice Savage suffered burns while neighbors aided evacuations from the tenement above. The blaze started near the gas stove. cause unknown.

James W. Savage Elmwood Street Haverett James Savage Walter John P. Raybauld Ruth Lamb Miss Lamb Alice Savage Glass

Purity and Power Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad

An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify the blood and counter subnormal health from illnesses like pneumonia and diphtheria. It also promotes Pepticon Pills as a tonic to restore blood strength and normal health tone, urging readers to start the course today and claiming wide public favor over other sarsaparillas.

Hood

Deaths Lynch and Perkins in Dorchester and Winthrop

In Dorchester on February 19 Marcella Lynch beloved wife of Michael Lynch nee Moore funeral from the residence of her son Thomas F Lynch 105 Barry street time announced later. In Winthrop at his late residence 566 Shirley street H Mason Perkins 33d degree notice of funeral later.

Lynch Dorchester Marcella Michael Lynch

Musterole Quick Relief Adclaims No Blister

An advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white mustard oil ointment that relieves sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and aches without blistering. It states doctors and nurses recommend it for many conditions and that it can prevent pneumonia in some chest ailments.

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