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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
3
War spirit runs high at the University of Toronto as Professor George Tyler Northam reports a possible early close to permit enlistment in the third contingent. Eighteen hundred men drill daily.
Dr Lucy Barney Hall told the Boston Business League women at 585 Boylston Street yesterday afternoon that women need more sleep than men. She urged the women to insist on as much sleep as they can conveniently obtain, even more than their husbands.
Miss Floretta Vining presided as Hull Beacon editor and league president at a meeting where speakers urged afternoon naps, moderate chocolate intake, and flexible energy management. They praised tea and coffee for aging women, discouraged hysterics, and recommended daughters raise their own children while mothers guide with advice. Officers to be nominated: Mrs. Edward Payson Thayer, Mrs. Samuel Thompson, Mrs. A. M. Fairbanks. Afternoon tea and songs by Miss Doris Middleton followed.
Arthur Daggett declared God commanded the act and burned his Perry farm buildings with their contents. His wife allegedly heard three trumpet blasts signaling action. An itinerant preacher stayed with the Daggetts as Perry officials opened an investigation. Property valued at about $3000.
For Rheumatism Eimer and Amend's New York 2851 offers relief. Why suffer when this relieves you Reliable druggists carry it.
The case against the estate of James M. Fairfield ends testimony as lawyers prepare closing arguments. Judge Sanderson will instruct the jury, with a possible verdict expected tonight. Placed in Lawrence and Boston, the suit claims Fairfield promised Miss Gertrude J. Fitzpatrick lifetime support before his death in September 1912.
A trial recap notes Irene Fitzpatrick questioned about Helen Luwenning's claims of lies at the first trial. The same section reports a loan exhibition of colored prints opening at the South End Music School with free admission and four display groups from local and museum lenders.
Advertises daylight through service via Burlington Route to Colorado scenery including Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Royal Gorge and Salt Lake City. Offers free pictures maps and travel planning from Alex Stocks New England Pass Agent B and Q R R Co Boston contact.
The dialogue covers cross examinations of Helen Luwenning and Irene Fitzpatrick, with questions about payments, money or valuables received, and whether witnesses discussed the case or lied on the stand. It notes hints of pressure to tell the truth and clarifies past statements by various witnesses including Roland Sherman and John L. Smith regarding knowledge of Miss Gertrude Fitzpatrick.
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