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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1914
Page
8
An article by M. F. P. explains that common stomach distress stems from fermentation of ingested food, producing gas and acids. It advises taking a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia after meals or when symptoms arise to stop fermentation and neutralize acidity.
The will of Edwin Ginn ranks three major philanthropy aims top among his $50 million fortune. Charlesbank Homes is named as the final recipient, with World Peace and a home for young working girls following, per probate filings in East Cambridge.
Advertisement touts Cascarets for sick headache biliousness and dizziness caused by torpid liver and foul stomach contents. It claims a ten cent box cleanses the stomach removes undigested food and poisons, improves bile flow, and makes the head clear by morning.
The will earmarks up to 800000 for the World Peace Foundation and substantial residue for the peace foundation and Charlesbank homes. It provides for annuities to family, funds for Tufts College and Westbrook Seminary, and sets trustees and executors including Lewis Parker Samuel Capen and Frank Whitman.
The memory of Washington the Mason will be perpetuated by a permanent temple in Alexandria Virginia. Plans for the memorial will be outlined at a meeting on February 22.
Testimony in the Miller manslaughter case describes Ralph P. Shea shot at Warrenton street after a pursuit. Witness Moriarty says Shea had nothing in his hands when shot and recalls a doorway exchange as Miller fired into the doorway. A second witness, Doyle, testifies Miller fired two shots, one at Shea near 109 Warrenton.
Firemen found a badly burned woman in the lower hallway of 23 Hammond court, identified as 42 year old Etta Harrington a housekeeper. Autopsy showed a broken neck. police theorize a fall with a lamp caused immediate death as the fire did little damage.
Rev George W Tillman of the Christian Non-Sectarian Home at 3 East Lenox Roxbury narrowly prevented a loss of about 100 dollars when a man posing as a Washington minister tried to steal his bag containing 160 dollars. The suspect fled after a brief pursuit along Lenox and Washington streets.
Freddie Welsh, England lightweight champion, won a newspaper decision over Sam Fisher of Cincinnati after a fast 19 round bout held in Cincinnati on January 26.
No other treatment exists for catarrh and breathing troubles like Hyomei. The eucalyptus based remedy is inhaled in a haler or on a handkerchief, reaching nose throat and lungs to soothe inflamed membranes. Sold by druggists with a $1 complete outfit and a refund promise at Riker-Taynes stores.
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