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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1905
Page
9
Attorney James H. Vahey urges jurors to acquit Tucker claiming no motive for murder, no robbery, and an unassailable alibi. He disputes blood evidence and knife wounds while highlighting witness timelines and family hardship to paint a fair, innocent portrait.
Attorney General Parker wrapped his Commonwealth case urging jurors to weigh evidence fairly and recall the accused Charles L. Tucker's presence near the crime scene He questioned the knife sheath blood on a coat and a tied pin as critical links while condemning false testimony and urging the jury to uphold law and justice The session adjourned to continue at 9 30 this morning
An advertisement extols Liquozone as a daily health tonic and germ killer. It touts vitality from morning use and stomach relief at night, claims oxygen-based power without drugs or alcohol, and offers a free bottle via coupon while listing numerous diseases allegedly treated or prevented.
A damaged ad fragment invites readers to cut out a coupon and mail it to Liquozone in Chicago for a free 50 cent bottle. It asks for full address and notes hospitals and new users can request a test supply.
An old advertisement promotes a laxative product named BromO Quinind offered at a price of 25 cents. The terse copy emphasizes the full product name for consumer recall.
In South Boston a modern Cinderella tale unfolds as Captain George W. Wescott deputizes a platoon member to court a dainty footed woman after a small light red slipper is found on Broadway. The squad searches for the mystery girl with the tiny foot.
An ad-like line touts Catarrhal Powder as a fast cure for catarrhal headaches. It asserts relief in ten minutes and prevention of a lingering malady, naming Dr Agnew’s product as the remedy.
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