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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1905
Page
2
Ada C. Smith of Jersey City reports persistent scalp pimples and itching. After using Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment, her head cleared and hair grew back, she says, and she will never be without Cuticura again.
The advertisement touts Cuticura as a great skin cure that stops hair loss and dandruff, nourishes roots, and grows hair on a healthy scalp. It offers a complete external internal treatment set Soap Ointment and Pills for one dollar and claims powerful effects for wide range of skin troubles.
Twenty four hours have passed with no claimant for the body of Mrs Teresa Black found dead in her Cambridgeport home. Neighbors recall little of her, but the saving woman may have bank books or money. Police seek her husband James Black, a piano carver said to have worked in Boston Cambridge factories and recently with Wanamaker in New York. The body lies at Litchfield's morgue on Massachusetts avenue Cambridge.
A Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters ceremony in Hi pernian Hall Havre Street East Boston inducted the new Williams Court 19 officers with St Helena Court Lynn degree staff of ladies assisting. D H R Michael Malone and guests Hon William Taylor Hon Joseph A Conry spoke on the court's work. Banquet attended by over 400 as Chief Ranger James Douglass led the event.
Advertisement for Grip Col ds Laxative Bromo Quinine a world wide cold and grip remedy claims to remove the cause. Encourages readers to call for the full name and look for the signature of E. W. Grove and mentions a 25 cent price.
The defense plans to call handwriting experts and witnesses from East Newton Street as the trial resumes. Miss Walker is missing but sought as a witness. Mrs. Tucker may identify a pin linked to Tucker. Defence aims to exclude the knife as evidence and contest the search warrant.
The Tucker jurors made two trips to churches in Cambridge with a morning service at the Methodist Episcopal Church East Cambridge and an evening visit to the Universalist Church in North Cambridge. Sheriff Fairbairn accompanied them both times and ensured their health throughout.
Local testimonials praise Quinona for curing sour stomach nervousness and sleeplessness. Boston area residents report relief from pimples constipation colds and fatigue. The ad claims Quinona treats indigestion nervous prostration and paralysis and offers a one dollar bottle with a printed formula and free medical advice from The Quinona Co.
Hon. Louis A. Frothingham spoke yesterday to Rev. Edward Cummings citizenship class about public business in Massachusetts. He traced the state's representative government from Governor John Carver through colonial charters to the current constitution and explained the readings bills pass before becoming law.
Waltham officials announce a 3 acre area on the Charles River between Moody and Prospect streets will be kept clear for skating. Mayor Harvey conferred with metropolitan park commissioners and Superintendent Habberley will oversee the reservation. Ice is reported in good condition and skating excellent.
George B. Robbins president of Armour & Co. declares the Armour Refrigerator Car lines did not monopolize or restrain trade. He attacks a Boston witness as biased and asserts rates are based on cost and supervision with a reasonable margin. He says Armour never bought or sold product moved in its cars and staff testimony misstates Pennsylvania railrates.
The testimony outlines handwriting matches to a Morton note found in Mabel Page's room and a postal card with Morton, a broken knife blade in Tucker's pocket, and blood traces on the knife and coat. It cites witnesses on Mabel Page, timing near 12:15 at Cutter's corner, missing ten dollar bill, and Tucker's inconsistent statements about his movements.
An advertisement extols Dr Shoop s Restorative as a cure addressing underlying causes of indigestion and related symptoms. It offers a free one dollar bottle and six booklets on various health topics, with order details and the promise of curing mild cases with a single bottle. The message emphasizes nerves, worry, and long-term relief through a remedy sold by druggists nationwide.
Mrs. Jennie A. Maxim of the Union for Home Work urges a return to the public whipping post for wife beaters. She argues current laws barely punish, with fines up to 20 dollars or six months in jail, and says such men abandon families to charity.
Hans Lt. Carstein Eli H La Pierre Cambridge Eliot Norton the Rev J J O'Brien Fred White Somerville and Dr John Dixwell Boston were elected directors of the Hospital Aid Society for three years at the annual meeting yesterday afternoon.
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