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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1919

Page

2

Explosion at Silk Manufacturer's Home in Paterson

An explosion likely caused by a bomb wrecked the home of silk manufacturer Max Gold in Paterson New Jersey at 12:30 this morning. An adjoining house was damaged and many nearby windows were shattered but no injuries were reported. The police captain said a bomb may have been planted in a driveway near the residence.

Paterson N. J Max Gold Captain Ryan Gold Judge Hayden Wayne Street Roxbury George Murray Post Palmer Department of Justice and Police Mr. Palmer Secret Service Highland Judge Thompson West End H. E. Joseph Joseph Joseph’s Senator Swanson Virginia

Essex Street Yard Boys Steal German Rifles

Police report a group of youths removed six German rifles from freight cars in the Boston & Albany yard on Essex Street. They started with a machine gun but abandoned it due to its weight.

Essex Street Boston & Albany Railroad Major Pullman Capital Police Secret Service Washington Boston

May Day Riots in Roxbury Arraign 100 Arrested

The Roxbury May Day riots led to the arrest and arraignment of more than 100 men and women before Judge Hayden at Roxbury District Court after an impromptu parade of alleged radicals followed a mass meeting at the Dudley Street Opera House. The Socialist party leader Frank Mack presided as the crowd planned a march to the new Socialist club.

Roxbury Hayden Roxbury District Court Dudley Street Opera House Frank Mack New England Socialist Party New Socialist Club

Riot at Waverly and Warren ends after street clash

A large mob clashes with police at Waverly and Warren streets during a parade led by William J. Sidis. Shots are fired, two officers injured, and many mob leaders jailed. Sidis among those sentenced, with fines for women and 30 days to 18 months in jail for men. Authorities regain control by midnight.

Waverly Warren Street Wiseman Dudley Street Wags Sidis Hayden House of Correction

A New Dentifrice Named Pepsodent Promises Film Fight

Dental authorities warn against soap on teeth and identify a slimy film as the main cause of tartar decay and pyorrhea. They credit Pepsodent with a film combatant effect now used by millions and recommended by dentists, inviting a free home test.

See How Teeth Whiten With Pepsodent Trial

A reader is urged to test Pepsodent for a few days to compare with current brushing. The ad claims Pepsodent uses activated pepsin to dissolve a film on teeth and fights it with a harmless activating method, asserting scientific support and dramatic results in ten days.

Prepsadent Demonstration Promises Tube Trial

A reader describes using Prepsadent like toothpaste for ten days. The reviewer notes clean teeth after use and absence of slimy film. The whitening effect is linked to removing the film, described as a revelation.

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Jenks-Howard Brookline Ruth Howard George C. Howard Cam Orlando Kaméde United Cigar Ust Silk Manufacturer’s Paterson, N. J Back Bay Cleveland Pittsburgh West Philadelphia New York Newtonville Mass BEL Treleans Inser Bellans Roumania Albert F. Hayden William J. Sidis Ender THE Pepsodent CO Dept N-20 Wabash Ave Chicago
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