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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1914
Page
5
Rev John Ernest Parker pastor of the M E church in New Baltimore New York writes of using Father John’s Medicine to treat severe colds. He testifies the remedy provides relief when others fail and urges readers to fortify the system to ward off pneumonia.
J J Mayer once hired a horse from Boyd Bros of Williston five years ago and fled with it. In a Kel logg Idaho letter to Sheriff Olson he explains the theft story and now seeks settlement with the horse owners. Boyd Bros offered a settlement proposal.
Ht L Burrage director of the National Shawmut Bank of Boston will be one of the principal New England guests and speakers at the Board of Trade banquet in Sherbrooke Canada on Tuesday evening March 3.
Miss Mary A. Hughes and Henry A. Shea of Leverett planned to wed at the Haymarket Square Relief Station but postponed after a conference with Dr Francis T. Jaintzen due to Shea’s gastric ulcers and serious condition. The couple may wed at the deathbed if his health worsens. he showed improvement after the decision.
Patrolman Francis P. O Bryan of Division 5 died at St Elizabeth Hospital after surgery for carbuncle. He was married and lived at 117 Metropolitan avenue Forest Hills. Appointed Boston reserve in 1896, he became a patrolman a year later and served mainly as night man at the Dover and Washington streets crossing.
Mrs Louise de Villiers widow aged over 102 was taken to Bellevue Hospital from 102 West Sixty-third Street suffering from debility. She was famed for pies baked despite a broken hip and had lived in the same house for more than 30 years.
Associate Medical Examiner Watters attributes death to shock from fatal burns in her kitchen at 1548 Dorchester Avenue. Mrs McGrath, wife of James T McGrath, failed to alert tenants on the first and third floors as her clothing ignited from the gas range. She crawled to the sink, turned on the faucet, and collapsed. her heavily burned body was found by her husband upon returning home from 1689 Washington Street. She had long suffered heart trouble, and the running water partly opened the faucet helped extinguish the flames and limited house damage.
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