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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
5
Classified listing outlines women's outerwear including wool crepe silk lined coats in black, Palm Beach cloth jackets with novelty pockets, blue mohair blends, gabardine knee length coats, and sport coats. Prices range from $3.95 to $25.00 with several midseason items noted as on sale.
On June 25 1914 the Salem fire destroyed half the city and caused an estimated 5 million dollars in damages. A year later rebuilding totals reach 6 million dollars with ongoing construction. The city reports improved fire-fighting facilities, water mains, new equipment, and additional staff as it recalls the catastrophe.
Former Governor Foss and John L Sullivan lead a roster of Greater Boston leaders slated to speak at the Anti-Saloon League national convention in Atlantic City. The four day event begins July 6 with about 2 000 delegates and visitors expected, including Hon. Joseph Walker who may address the gathering.
Harry K. Thaw sat with his lawyers as 16 witnesses testifed he was rational. They included friends from Canada and New Hampshire and a sheriff who supervised him, all describing Thaw as a gentleman with no delusions. The State pressed on whether he discussed women or Stanford White. Thaw praised Sheriff Drew and dismissed a Commission request to question Dr. Eliot about his 1892 expulsion.
An advertisement pitches Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful germicide that normalizes varicose veins and reduces goitre and enlarged glands. It promises a two ounce bottle from Moone Chemical Co Rochester NY with a money back guarantee if no results and offers a mail sample for 10 cents.
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