Alienist Says Miss Smith Not Insane but Easily Tempted
In Hyannis a courtroom hearing on heiress Marion Smith continues with three alienists testifying she is not insane but a psychopathic personality. Dr. Root of Hartford defends her sanity, while Drs. Wellington and Southard describe a tendency to deviate from the norm and possible mismanagement of her estate. Conservator Maurice Paine faces cross examination as more witnesses recount episodes involving Marion and her guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Marion
Boston Psychopathic Hospital
William A. Morse
Hyannis
Bodfish
Wellington
Southard
Morse
Mr. Morse
Dr. Southard
Mr. Southard
Tion
Maurice Phinney
Mr. Bodfish
Mr. Paine
Harbor and Land Commission
Psychopathic Hospital
Hartford
Paine
Equitable
Boston
George Fostrum
Bertha C. Walley
Catherine McAdam
Miss McAdam
Henry A. Ellis
Ellis
Clifton Hallett
Hallett
Dr. Root
Nurse Girl Miss Henrietta McLeod Believed Murdered
State Officer E A Dexter leads an investigation into the death of Miss Henrietta McLeod of Milton whose body was found in Farm Pond Oak Bluffs. He tracks a possible clue to a man who may know why she disappeared after leaving Dr Sverker Luttropps Boston home. The missing suitcases hat ring and clothing deepen foul play suspicions as family identifies the body and an autopsy is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Bluffs
Henrietta McLeod
Milton
Farm Pond
E. A. Dexter
Edgartown
Dexter
Christina Quinn
Luttropp
Miss McLeod
Pictou
Nova Scotia
John McLeod
Churchill Street
Boston
Adams Grammar School
East Boston
Waverley Hospital
James K. McLeod
Dorchester Centre
Q-Ban promises permanent gray hair restoration with sun and air
Advertisement touts Q-Ban as the guaranteed hair color restorer that leaves no gray trace. It claims oxidation from sun and air after applying Q-Ban darkens hair to its original shade, boosting gloss and softness, with money-back promise and availability at drugstores in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Huber
Riker-Jaynes-Liggett’s
Boston
Cambridge
Chelsea
Hessig- Ellis Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
First Letter Triggers Alarm in Lynn Fire Call
Mrs. Gertrude Donahue, 30, visiting Lynn from Prince Edward Island, triggered a false fire alarm on Eutaw Street while attempting to mail a letter. She said she had never seen a letter box or fire alarm box in her home province and had never before tried to send a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Eutaw Street
Gertrude Donahue
Prince Edward Island
Ella McQuarrie
Clarendon Avenue
Donahue
Wakefield Merchants Postpone Outing to Aug 2
The Wakefield Merchants Association outing at Salem Willows was postponed due to weather yesterday. It will be held next Wednesday August 2 with the original programme carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield Merchants
Wakefield Merchants’ Association
Salem Willows
Boston Fire Department Acquires Wrecking Truck
Mayor Curley approved an order to purchase a motor driven wrecking truck for 4350 dollars. The vehicle will respond to third alarm fires and be equipped with a crane and other gear for emergency work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fire Department
Curley
Bring Out Your Hidden Beauty
Beneath that soiled discolored or aged complexion is a fair beauty. Mercorized wax gradually absorbs devitalized surface skin to reveal fresh white skin underneath. Used by refined women who prefer natural complexions. Mercorized wax in one ounce package with directions sold by all druggists.
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Hyannis Folk
John D. Bodfish
Cape
Doctor
M Hopkins
Ells
Bradford
Ernest 8. Bradford
Hopkins
Phinney
Mr. Ellis
Mrs. Ellis
Maurice
Royal
Mark Cross Company
Tremont St
Temple Place
New York
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Regent Street
London
Welch’s
Welch
Concord
Nature
Ine Welch Grape Juice Company
Westfield, NY
Fire Department
Jordan Marsh Company
Mercantile Heart of
New England
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