Fortune Teller Is Judged Not Guilty
Belmont the clairvoyant known across the state faced a sensational trial in White River for alleged assaults during readings. Witnesses, including Mrs Ledder and Mrs Stanley Miller, testified of intimate advances and silenced violence, while Belmont denied all claims and his wife accompanied him in court.
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Stanley Miller
A. G. Whitham
Belmont
Glen C. Howland
Windsor
William S. Pingree
Hartford
Raymond Trainor
White River
Beatrice Dingler
Bellows Falls
Ledder
Howland
Mrs. Ledder
H—Ll
Trainor
Miss Wheeler
June Chipman
L. V. Chew
The
Landmark
Ralph FE. Ball
Woodsville
N.H
Hudson
Juarez
Mexico
Canada
Beat Constipation with Kellogg's Bran on Daily Meals
Advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a natural laxative to beat constipation without pills. It claims regular use improves digestion, clears pimples, freshens breath, and can be added to muffins and breads. It advises two tablespoons daily and urges grocers to stock Kellogg's Bran.
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Kellogg’s
Seeking Relative of Thomas Coburn
Boston police seek the present residence of John Callahan former East Boston machinist and foreman said to be brother in law of Thomas Coburn who died in Mobile Alabama February 20 and was buried in the family lot of Thomas S. Smith of Government Street Mobile Mr Smith is trying to locate relatives of the dead man.
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Boston
John Callahan
Saratoga Street
Callahan
Thomas Coburn
Mobile
Ala
Thomas 8S. Smith
Government Street
Smith
Depositors Ask Cox to Remove Bank Commissioner
About 200 to 300 depositors from the People's Protective League visited the State House to urge Governor Cox to remove Joseph C. Allen, bank commissioner, over alleged failure to protect depositors in the liquidation of closed Boston banks. A Dixon-led committee met Cox for 30 minutes and promised to file a bill for state takeover of the institutions.
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People’s Protective League
Boston
State House
Cox
Joseph C. Allen
John J. Dixon
Redemption by Oswald Wildridge to Run in Boston Sunday Post
A $1250 prize story titled Redemption by Oswald Wildridge will be printed in full in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine next issue.
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Oswald Wildridge
Boston Sunday Post
Acid in Stomach Sours the Food Ad Claims
An authority explains that excess hydrochloric acid, not lack of digestive juices, causes indigestion. He prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity, reduce gas, and promote digestion, noting relief after the first dose.
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The statement notes that whatever the decision, it would expedite liquidation proceedings and speed payment of additional dividends.
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George Ledder
Mr. Trainor
Dean Clough
Post
Mr. Howland
Mrs. Miller
St. Johnsbury
Wells River
Orleans
Lydonville
Derby Line
Newport
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Thurs
California
Sunsweet
Californias Nature
Allen
Mishkis
Kreisler
Symphony Hall
Victor Products
Victor
Tle
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, New Jersey
Tremont Street
Park Street Church
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Gentlewoman Magazine
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T. Gentlewomaagazine
New York
N.Y
U. S
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Tlewomen Magazine
Raa Mane
Bayer
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