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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
2
Autopsy by Dr. Magrath notes embalming fluid injected into the right arm artery with widespread distribution. Liver shows fatty degeneration, kidneys unaffected. No causes of death determined. doctors later discuss observations with Mr. Baker and Dr. Underhill at the Lenox Hotel.
Medical testimony links arsenic poisoning to Walter Baker with arsenic found in stomach contents and organs. Witnesses recount Baker's illness in New York, his final bid for help, and coroner notes. The report also covers a separate double suicide of Miss Weed and Miss Hardee at a Back Bay school, with motive and affiliations explored.
A tasteless odorless discovery can be given secretly by any lady in tea or coffee at home. It works silently and surely reclaiming the drunkard even against his will, with many cured in a single day and costs nothing.
The panic has lowered diamond values and a newly formed trust will influence price regulation. B Ginzberg of Temple Place Loan Company at 7 Temple Place says loans on diamonds remain available at the same amount as before, inviting all existing and new customers to call.
Miss Weed is taken back to the sanitarium from which she had escaped as authorities call the affair one of New England’s saddest tragedies. Girls at the Laurens school, daughters of wealthy families, depart sobbing, recounting the events that shattered their cheerful school days.
A promotional plea offers a free sample of Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to prove they stop bad breath belching and odor. The ad claims charcoal absorbs gases and purifies blood and complexion, urging readers to send name and address to F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
A promotional text advocates Marmola as a weight loss cure with a grandiose disclaimer that users may eat freely and exert little effort while the medicine makes them slimmer. It lists a specific dose: Marmola four ounces Cascara Aromatic extract three ounces and Syrup Simplex thirty four ounces, to be taken as one teaspoon after meals and before bed.
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