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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
6
An editorial muses on the misjudgment of buying inferior goods to save money and equates it to workers accepting unpaid labor, arguing both devalue effort and product. The piece uses analogy to warn against false economy and demeaning labor.
In Central Court Frances Wescott of 416 Tremont Street testified against Thomas Delory alias LaDaer held on 200 bond for Feb 1 appearance. Arthur C. Coker, recovering from injuries, attended in bandages, while Delory faced an assault and battery with intent to rob charge.
An old newspaper ad style item touts a home made Pinex cough syrup claiming rapid relief for chest congestion and a remedy for bronchitis and throat issues. It advises 2½ ounces Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup or honey and stresses quality and refund guarantees.
The district attorney argues to prove that Mr Loud murdered Jim Preston as the defense contends the case hinges on circumstantial evidence. He questions the reliability of police testimony and notes the significance of an operator’s license and a distant Somerville address in the narrative.
The district attorney outlines Loud’s alleged gun ownership and links it to a fatal street shooting. He confronts evidence including a diary entry and a revolver, asserting Loud’s knowledge of an address and a possible plot involving a woman. The testimony emphasizes Loud as a gun hobbyist and gun expert amid a complex web of accusations.
January 26 notes a rising market for groundfish as fleet activity drops due to cold and gales. Fish Pier arrivals show Foam with haddock and cod and Pioneer with haddock and cod among others, signaling lean supply but high prices if weather improves.
Shipping details list numerous steamers and schooners sailing from Buenos Aires and other ports to New Orleans New York and Philadelphia along with towing barges. Vessels include Ama vara Steamers Hrys sel Nielsen and others with destinations like Portland Gloucester Norfolk and Lynn. Several tugs and barges are noted as accompanying ships and towing assignments.
The Post Marine Record lists steamers due today with approximate dates. Caledonian Manchester and Liverpool America Copenhagen Mississippi Hamburg Sicilian Kingston Jamaica Wray Castle Far East City of Adelaide are among the vessels referenced for the current schedule.
Ursen touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas. The ad claims relief within minutes without harmful drugs urging readers to keep a sixty cent case for sudden stomach upset and indigestion.
The page lists ships and routes including Agwilake Loboa Mexico to Rotterdam and multiple ports such as Halifax N S and Calcutta with loading for the Orient. An ocean forecast notes fresh west and northwest winds for Europe departures from Boston and New York with generally fair weather to the Grand Banks. Highland Light and Graves Light report northwest winds, clear skies, and calm seas in the 4 to 4:45 pm observations.
An old time beauty remedy promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair naturally. It claims to revive gloss and fullness after several applications and hides gray strands by morning.
An old advertisement describes using canthrax dissolved in hot water as a cheap, effective shampoo to remove dandruff oil and dirt. It promises a soothing lather, clean scalp, soft pliant feel, and glossy natural color with fluffy fullness after washing.
An old advertisement claims Marmola Tablets reduce fat without dieting or exercise. It markets a simple lifestyle change and promotes ordering from Marmola Company at Detroit for a dollar a case.
A 10 cent package of Orange Powder at any drug store offers quick relief for headaches and sick stomachs. The ad boasts infallible results and claims six million users annually.
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