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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
6
A West Newbury mother of six credits Dr True s Worm Elixir with curing her sick child and keeping the family healthy. She lists worm symptoms such as deranged stomach swollen lip sour breath and dull eyes and urges quick use of the remedy.
Charles Henry T Hutchings a veteran Portsmouth resident and skilled artificer died at Cambridge Hospital. Born August 28 1830 to Captain Robert and Mary Hutchings he lived in Portsmouth over 50 years after sea work. He married Anne Croke in 1854 who died in 1913. Survived by son Dr Charles W Hutchings of New York daughters Mrs George W Hill of Boston and Mrs Wilder D Quint of Cambridge a grandson Harry W Till and granddaughter Mrs Wilfred Lawrence. He had lived with Mrs Quint at Riverbank Court for two years.
A detailed chronology shows how opposition to alcohol began late in the 18th century and grew through the 19th and early 20th centuries. Key figures include Benjamin Rush Neal Dow and Frances Willard, with milestones in Maine Ohio Wisconsin and national efforts culminating in the 1917 federal amendment and state ratifications.
Joseph Manado, 32, of 32 South Margin Street, was beaten on North Street at midnight Saturday by two armed men. He returned home from Relief Hospital early yesterday as police hunt the attackers.
Dairy firms D Whiting and Sons and C Brigham Co with affiliates may raise consumer milk prices after wholesale increases of five eighths of a cent per quart take effect Tuesday. Charles F. Whiting says a new price list is not yet set. Hood Co plans to absorb increases to keep retail prices steady to boost consumption.
Serious disorders grip Rome as anti-government demonstrations clash with military police. Protesters attempted to reach Premier Nitti’s residence but were repelled. order restored after midnight.
Three American ace pilots Lieutenant Mark C. Hogue Lieutenant Brown and Lieutenant Wilde, flying from Atlantic City via Mineola to Nantasket, were forced to land in Bridgeport due to engine trouble. They are expected to reach Paragon Park Perberton today and plan an air battle off Nantasket tonight.
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