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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
7
A stream of letters to the Prohibition Editor argues for and against the 18th amendment. Contributors from Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Maine and beyond accuse policy of hypocrisy demand voter tests defend enforcement cite crime revenues and personal liberty.
Mrs. Morris Kratz of Hartford suffers from neuritis indigestion and poor circulation. She reports nightly limb pains numb limbs and back and hip pains that eased after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits improved digestion and overall health to the treatment and recommends it to others. The pills cost sixty cents a box and are sold by druggists or mail order from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady. A free booklet on nervous disorders is available.
An eighty three year old recounts relief from rheumatism after decades of false cures. The ad promotes The Inner Mysteries of Rheumatism, distributed free by H P Clearwater of Hallowell Maine, inviting readers to request the booklet by mail with no charge.
Unauthorized campaign spending by workers left John R. Murphy's campaign with a $6,366 deficit despite $43,342 in total contributions from 240 donors. Treasurer John B. Fallon filed expenses showing $40,111 spent on advertising printing and transportation, with $3,230 remaining to meet liabilities including charges to Buck Company Jewish Advocate Weeks & Dozen Standard Stationery and others. largest single outlay was $8,000 to the Democratic City Committee.
Washington Jan 2 The Interstate Commerce Commission reduced rates on hardwood lumber to no more than 7 to 11 cents over the 1920 schedules. Railroads must implement the new schedules by March 6.
Ralph A. Philbrook filed an in court objection to Florence A. Philbrook's divorce decree from last July, claiming cruelty. Judge Burns dismissed the challenge as Philbrook was not present. The Radcliffe graduate had sought the divorce five months after marriage. in a reply letter Philbrook mocked her as a gold digger and labeled men who marry her as fools.
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