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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1915
Page
3
Pierre Fortune Jaume famed detective dies in Paris at 69. He earned fame by solving high profile cases including Bailiff Goffe murder Barones de Lard survivors Pont-a-Mausson killings where a trouser button led to the arrest.
An advertisement extols the J. B. L. Cascade internal bath as a cure for constipation and toxin buildup. Citing news reports and a New York Times case, it claims rapid recovery and 50 percent efficiency gains, urging readers to seek Tyrrell’s treatise at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
A Mayo clinic style ad touts Musterole as a clean white mustard oil ointment for bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and rheumatism. It claims doctors and nurses recommend it and notes 25c 50c jars plus a $2.50 hospital size from druggists with warnings to avoid imitations.
Miss Maud Emerson Lincoln recovered her sight after 21 years of blindness. She had requested a photograph taken yesterday with the expert who aided her vision.
Miss Maud Emerson Lincoln of Marblehead will travel to Boston with her mother this afternoon for a comprehensive eye examination by Dr. Henry Hawkins at 397 Marlboro Street. Lincoln, who had been nearly blind since birth, recently experienced a sudden restoration of vision.
Dr. Hawkins, assistant ophthalmologist at the Perkins Institute, has partial case records from Dr. Francis I. Proctor and awaits full examination before forming a medical opinion. Miss Lincoln, recently able to see, attends Sunday school and plans to begin studies, despite initial fear of crowds in Boston.
Four people died and two were injured in a collision this afternoon between an express trolley car and an automobile at Knowlesville six miles west of Albion. The auto carrying a family from church belonged to E J Skinner. The Skinner children Mildred 18 Helen 12 and Marion 14 along with Herschell Harding 10 died. Dorothy Skinner 14 and Mr Skinner were injured.
Dr. R Kendrick Smith challenged Mayor Curley during a Sunday health talk in Huntington Chambers to explain the lack of arrests in the bread adulteration case. He compared it with quick action against small milk violators and urged a health revival, citing infant mortality in Boston versus New York.
The Rev. Arthur Ketchum of Christ Church Hyde Park preaches at St Paul Cathedral noonday service. Bishop Perry of Rhode Island launches four noonday sermons on Christian Discipleship. Other talks include Japan mission, crucifixion as life law, and a Better Life Campaign at Dorchester Temple Baptist. Various church events and new pastors are noted in Jamaica Plain and Medford with topics and dates.
A pay day drinker is targeted in a promotional ad for Renova. The letter from a Rensselaer woman urges readers to secretly drug a husband who spends half his pay on drinking, promising a happier home if Renova is used. Offers a free sample from Renova Co. under Station N, New York.
Governor Walsh visited the Morse Bible class at First Baptist Church of Malden for Governor's Day. About 50 people filled Malden Odd Fellows Hall as he attacked anarchistic elements and praised religion and good government. He commented on the Malden church fire and parishioners' swift rebuilding efforts led by Pastor Charles H. Moss.
Captain Matroos of the Dutch freighter Elisabeth has the vessel name and destination in two foot letters to avoid mistaking it for a combatant. The Elisabeth sails today from here with a grain cargo to Rotterdam.
In Boston and nearby cities a total of about 25000 men and women attended all day mass meetings to aid the Jews in the war zones at risk of extermination. Multitudes gathered in Boston East Boston Roxbury Dorchester Chelsea Malden and Worcester to hear appeals for aid and relief.
The Jewish War Relief Day in Boston drew widespread donations amid dramatic appeals about Jewish suffering in Europe. Leaders including Louis D. Brandeis and Charles B. Strecker spoke at multiple venues, urging contributions to aid victims in Russian Poland and Galicia.
The text names numerous individuals including J H Alpert A P Spitz David A Lourie Judge Philip Rubenstein Nathan Heller Rabbi A Gorovitz Rabbi M M Bichler Henry H Levenson Hyman Lerner Nathan Pinanski Samuel H Borofsky Alexander Gould Frank Stern and Rabbi Boruchoff.
The Cabot will contest resumes in Superior Court with Dr L Vernon Briggs under cross examination by Charles F Caoate as Mrs Bartel seeks to break the will. The session starts the fourth week with few witnesses and 5000 pages of testimony.
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