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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1920

Page

5

Glass Ball Falls Down on the Job

Mrs. Ida A. Gagnon of Cambridge Massachusetts sought divorce from Henry J. Gagnon after advice from a crystal gazer. The seer named Edward P. Barry and a Chelsea maiden, predicting an engagement and a prior marriage dynamic. The court found no improper conduct and the couple, who wed in May 1916 in Laconia, New Hampshire, remained together.

Ida A. Gagnon Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge Henry J. Gagnon Chelsea Gagnon Laconia N. H Naval Service

Freckles Elimination Ad with Othine Guarantee

An advertisement promotes Othine for freckle removal promising a clear complexion. It guarantees refunds if results fail and urges requesting double strength Othine from the druggist for best effect.

Lynn Doctor Adjudged Insane in Essex County Case

Dr James A Keown head of Lynn Biological Society has been declared insane by Danvers Insane Asylum Superintendent John B MacDonald Essex DA Howard Donnell announced The case moves toward final commitment with a habeas corpus hearing set in Boston Federal Court next Monday and a state Superior Court hearing postponed indefinitely due to the federal proceeding.

Salem James A. Keown The Lynn Biological Society John B. MacDonald Danvers Insane Asylum Howard Donnell Essex County Keown Boston Lynn Danvers

Oliver Labrese Defies Court After Window-Breaking Spree

Oliver Labrese aged 23 five feet two with bushy hair caused nine window crashes on Commercial and Hanover streets shouting Vive la France over and over. Patrolmen pursued him and he was taken to Central Court where the judge placed him on probation and ordered him to pay for the damage.

Oliver Labrese Commercial Street Salvatore Mazarello Oliver France Central Court

TNT Aboard Boat Found Near Plumb Beach

Police bomb squad and naval intelligence uncovered four cases holding 1000 pounds of TNT aboard a small boat off Plumb Beach in Sheepshead Bay after an anonymous tip. The deserted craft, linked by neighbors to a German descendent with wartime ammo plant experience, had moved TNT boxes between boats two years prior.

New York Plumb Beach Sheepshead Bay Naval Intelligence T.N.T Bridgeport Conn T.N. T

Boys Cleared of Blame in Worcester Railroad Wreck

Two young brothers John and Joseph Holmes ages five and eight were exonerated at a Worcester hearing before Probation Officer Armstrong for alleged involvement in the Boston and Albany wreck three miles below Worcester. They admitted playing on the railroad near the time of the crash but no evidence tied them to placing a crowbar on the track.

Worcester John Holmes Joseph Holmes Boston & Albany Armstrong

No Lights on Spooner's Car

John H. Murphy 19 of 28 Mystic Avenue Melrose was fined 16 for letting his car stand unlit on a Metropolitan Park Reservation road. Police say unlit autos along Norumbega Road endanger passing traffic and the crackdown targets Spooners frequenting the area. Murphy was found with another young man and two young women in the car.

John H. Murphy Mystic Avenue Melrose Waltham Court Metropolitan Park Reservation Norumbega Road Spooners Chaisson Metropolitan Park Murphy

Strawberry and Rose Exhibition At Horticultural Hall

Roses and strawberries will head the Massachusetts Horticultural Society exhibition at Horticultural Hall this weekend. Peonies, favored by a backward season, will be shown more than last week. The free exhibit opens Saturday noon to six and Sunday one to six.

Massachusetts Horticultural Society Horticultural Hall

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