Simply a Matter of Love by Katherine Haviland Taylor
Katherine Haviland Taylor’s amusing tale centers on a girl who loves children. The story appears complete in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1922
Page
13
Katherine Haviland Taylor’s amusing tale centers on a girl who loves children. The story appears complete in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
Consumers are urged to insist on the Bayer brand when buying aspirin for colds headaches toothaches and other pains. The ad notes that genuine Bayer products show the Bayer name on the package or tablets and mentions common pack sizes and low prices.
The mayor declares the plan for a Jewish cemetery on Houghs Neck road Germantown would exploit the dead and serve as a burial place for Greater Boston Jews. He vetoes the council's permit citing 11 acres as excessive for Quincy residents and opposition to honoring the dead of any other race or creed.
Stephen J Flaherty, Suffolk County DA's office representative, arrived in Macon to seize Dr Eugene Schreiber of Boston on abandonment charges. After habeas corpus release, an Atlanta visit followed. A hearing before Governor Hardwick Tuesday at 11 a.m. will decide his return to Boston for desertion of his family.
Camp Devens Massachusetts July 10 A three officer board will investigate the death of Corporal Frederick W Mealey of the service company 101st Infantry who was crushed beneath a mule cart wheel. Mealey a Boston employee and World War veteran lived at 10 Newport Street Dorchester with his bride of eight months.
Attorney General takes grand jury records on Justice Edward P. Pierce amid probes into alleged improper use of office tied to Waban Rose Conservatories and W. Edwin Ulmer activities. Record review signals possible decision not to press charges.
The 101st Army unit announced Corporal Mealey's death and a military funeral set for Friday in Boston with full company participation. His family resides at 1021-2 H Street South Boston. Mass will be at Gate of Heaven Church with attendance by Veterans groups and 101st members. General Logan scheduled social reception for New England National Guard officers tonight. The encampment camp awaits General Edwards and a visit expected tomorrow with officers on best behavior.
James Henderson aged 44 of 41 Kendall Street Roxbury was arrested by Roxbury Crossing Station officers for assault and battery on a 16 year old girl. The victim Alberta Hogan of 66 Sawyer Street said Henderson attacked Jennie Hamilton of Kendall Street. Hogan attempted a rescue and was struck with a horse whip. Henderson, described as a giant in stature, faces charges.
Mr Allen will study grand jury records to decide disposition of the case. The Attorney General received the records from District Attorney O Brien last week for a weekend review during a western Massachusetts trip. He also weighs the special legislative committee's files on Poland and Jordan petition for Judge Pierce removal.
The Boston water division scandal widens as real estate operators used postdated checks to avert shutoffs. The Finance Commission opens an audit into payments arranged by Corbett and others, with potential bond and lien implications for property owners and city finances.
Despatch from New Bedford caused alarm in Boston about a lobster famine but dealers report no shortage. Vice-President H McGinn of Consolidated Lobster Co. and J W Hammond Co. say supply is ample and prices steady with daily arrivals for broiled live lobster.
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