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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1922
Page
4
The lengthy session in East Cambridge yesterday featured intense examination of Heffler. The State contends Heffler used multiple names including Harry G. Mullen and Harry G. Ware during the proceedings.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to treat early coughs and sniffles with Musterole a white mustard oil ointment that draws out congestion relieves soreness and avoids blistering. It promises home emergency use may prevent pneumonia with jars tubes and hospital sizes priced 85c 66c and $3.
Hefler answered quickly at first but under cross examination by District Attorney Saltonstall showed less composure as the State and defence sparred over engineers licenses and alleged alias use. He admitted entering the Boer war at age 11 and said he had lied about his age.
District Attorney Saltonstall produced state archives and noted envelopes bearing Henry Heffler and associates names in Burrage Massachusetts. Witnesses testified on Heffler licenses while defense challenged handwriting and timing, with Dr Albert Stearns confirming possible dazed state after blows and police and gas light witnesses detailing travels and sightings near Vernon Street and Lowell Street.
Fragments show dates of refusals on September 19, 1907 July 15 1910 and September 29 1915. Mr Feeney asked the witness to produce official records detailing examination dates of applications before adjournment. Court adjourned at 4 pm to reconvene at 10 pm.
The sudden cold snap drove temperatures to seven degrees above zero with a piercing northwest wind. Commuters faced lean coal shortages as water pipes froze and fires threatened urban blocks. Fire departments fought a $2,000 blaze in Peabody as water turned to ice and heaters strained under the chill.
Mrs. E. H. Boots of Buchanan County Ia shares a home made formula to darken gray hair and restore gloss. The mix uses bay rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water applied every other day. The solution supposedly does not color the scalp or rub off and can make a person look 20 years younger.
Harbor scenes show ships and railcars encrusted in ice while Boston officials look unfazed by the severe cold. The Boston Chamber of Commerce winter outing visitors arrive at North Station and seem to ignore the chill sweeping Boston.
A provocative exploration of why husbands fall for another woman and abandon wife and family. The piece questions fidelity, vows, and the consequences, urging readers to consider the pull, temptations, and costs of infidelity.
The article-promotional copy promotes Psycho analysis stories and a bank burglar’s crime wave as gripping serials. It highlights Barbara Thorn and a wife’s price, Lillian Gish praise, Dell’s self transformation, and a call to buy the February issue at 75 cents for inspiration and success methods.
A fragmented listing of book and article titles by multiple authors. The jumble includes works on concentration education and career guidance, plus memoirs and self improvement titles, with varied subjects from journalism to business and imagination.
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