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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1907
Page
5
The Rexall line promotes openly known formulas and a four year history of voluntary manufacture under strict standards. They assert strict adherence to the Pure Food Law and a money back guarantee for unsatisfied customers.
The Rev. Samuel H. Cummings a Baltimore Methodist minister who had been totally blind for 25 years reports partial restoration of sight after slipping on ice and striking his eye. He can read magazine titles and distinguish people though figures are distorted and objects appear out of proportion.
In the Supreme Court yesterday receiver Charles C. Barton for the defunct Hanover Bank filed his report. It shows funds collected of 1500 and a balance on hand of 757. Proved claims total 13 757.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and relatives gather in the Criminal Courts building as jurors are questioned for the capital case. The session features a chilly room, visits by Thaw family members, and repeated exclusions of would be jurors amid peremptory challenges. Juror No. 8 Charles Newton is seated as day ends with adjournment to 10:30 a m.
Lynn January 2 Judge John W. Berry longtime police court judge known as the Mark Twain of Lynn died after a two week illness. He was 68 and survived by his brother Charles H. Berry and two Lynn sisters. Berry served as city solicitor Lynn District Court judge and school committee member and was famed for humor on the bench.
In Malden William O. Fisiiker of Medford was held in 600 bond for a further hearing after a hold up near Mrs. Jennie F. Clarke s Medford home Saturday night. In Wakefield Frank Medina was ordered to Feb 5 for a case charging him with holding up and robbing three Italians on Jan 19.
A home remedy recommends half an ounce Virgin Oil of Pine, two ounces glycerine, and eight ounces whisky shaken and taken as a teaspoon every four hours. It claims to break a cold in a day and cure curable coughs, with caution to buy pure ingredients and mix at home.
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