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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1921

Page

6

Fire at Central House Ashburnham Wiped Out by 10 Below

In Ashburnham on a 10 below day the Central House four story wooden hotel burned, destroying the building and causing $20,000 in damage. Cushing Academy coeds saved over $5000 in merchandise from three ground-floor shops, aided by Fitchburg and local firemen as 40 mile wind channeled icy spray.

Ashburnham Mercury Fron Cushing Academy Fitchburg Jin Atlantic & Pacific Hare's John Batty J. Raymond Dwyer Raymond House Howard Tashua D. A. Peeler Cushing Gladys Johnson Winthrop Avenue Winthrop Elizabeth Blood Groton Hubert Gob

Gray Hair Remedy Promoted by Mrs Mackie Actress

Mrs Mackie a famed New York actress now a grandmother endorses a home hair dye remedy. She says dissolving Orlex powder in two ounces of distilled water and combing it through the hair instantly changes gray streaks to black brown or light brown with no rubbing off or greasiness. Each box lasts months and directions are in the box.

Mackie New York

Dog and owner hailed for thwarting major fire at asylum

Torch bearing dog Ben Augustus Sheehan and his mistress Mrs. Dennis Sheehan prevented heavy fire loss at the Adams Nergine Asylum in Jamaica Plain. Authorities believe two youths set the fire to the vacant men’s house, keeping damage down from hundreds of thousands to about ten thousand dollars. The blaze was set at the rear on the first floor, yet smoke emerged from all four chimneys, delaying outsiders from recognizing the inferno.

Ben Augustus Sheehan Dennis Sheehan Adams Nergine Asylum Jamaica Plain

Healing Cream Stops Catarrh in Head Cold Relief

An advertisement for Sly's Cream Balm promises instant relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. The antiseptic cream is applied into the nostrils to clear air passages, relieve head congestion, and enable free breathing with no more hawking or snuffling.

Robbery slaying of Lowell merchant at busy Middlesex Street

David Tallen, 40, well known Lowell haberdasher, was robbed and shot dead at his brightly lit store at 229 Middlesex Street as hundreds watched. Alfred Portier, 26, captured after a long chase, confessed to firing one shot and named two accomplices. Evidence found on Portier and other arrests followed, with competing accounts about motives and the alleged fight.

Lowell David Tallen Middlesex Street Tallen Alfred Portier Lake View Avenue Joseph Clark Spring Street Portier Clark Redmond Welsh Pulice New York Merrimac Street Emile Leo Thiberge Hurd Street Central Falls R. 1 Spring Oscar Jones Jones T. B. Smith Dover Street

Auto Garage Fire Destroys 30 Cars in Old Town

In Old Town Maine on January 25 a fire of unknown origin leveled the Maine Street Garage owned by Fred Sawyer. The frame building stored 30 automobiles and burned rapidly, causing an estimated loss of 40 000 to 60 000 dollars with partial insurance. Snow on roofs limited spread as flames scattered brands through the city.

Oldtown Maine Street Fred Sawyer

Untermyer Assaulted By Palmer In German Interest Charge

Attorney General Palmer accused Samuel Untermyer of acting in German interests and serving his old clients in criticizing the alien property custodian. He quoted Captain BoyEd and Heinrich Albert to depict Untermyer as an unpaid legal adviser to the German embassy and implied motives to undo wartime property seizures.

Washington Palmer Samuel Untermyer New York Boy-Ed Palestine Heinrich F. Albert Boyrd Untermyer Dr. Albert Mr. Untermyer Greystone Hudson River Friends of Germany Congress Executive

Prof Sedgwick Dies At Door Of Home

Professor Sedgwick, who graduated in 1877 and earned a PhB, earned a PhD at Johns Hopkins in 1881 and a DSM at Yale in 146. He married Mary Katrine Rice in 1881. He taught physiology and chemistry at Sheffield Scientific School from 1848 to 1879, then biology at Johns Hopkins, and joined MIT as assistant professor of biology in 1883. He served as curator of the Lowell Institute from 1888 to 1896 and was a biologist.

Johns Hopkins Yale Mary Katrine Rice New Haven Sheffield Scientific School Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Notable public health figure and civic leader obituary

The article profiles a longtime Lowell Institute curator and prominent public health reformer with roles including chairman of the Pauper Institution trustees, Simmons College trustee, Sharon Sanatorium president, and advisory member of the Hygienic Laboratory. He held leadership posts in Boston civil service reform groups and national health and scientific associations, authored books on biology and science.

State Board of Health Hoe Lowell Institute Simmons College Sharon Sanatorium Hygienic Laboratory United States Public Health Service Boston Society Municipal Officers Tle Boston Civil Service Reform Association Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association American Society of Naturalists New England Water Works Association American Public Health Association American Academy of Arts and Sciences American Philosophical Society Public Health

Motor inspector injured by auto in Fall River

Charles Young son of John M. Young recently left the local police to become inspector under Registrar Frank A. Goodwin in the registry of motor vehicles Department of Public Works was struck by a car in Fall River tonight and severely injured.

Fall River Charles Young John M. Young Frank A. Goodwin Registry of Motor Vehicles Department of Public Works

Man dies in want as house reveals fate

The record notes a man likely died in poverty with about $10,000, yet his house shows the condition of neglect. Surviving relatives are four nephews and a niece residing in West Newbury, Massachusetts.

West Newbury Mass

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