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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
9
A compact listing references dining utensils including oyster fork child’s fork orange spoon fruit knife and teaspoon. The items appear as a catalog of flatware pieces likely from a household or store inventory. No events or people are named.
Premium premium offer for a tempered steel fruit knife heavily silver plated. Text repeats Sunkist branding and claims high quality. Requires 24 Sunkist wrappers and 20 cents to redeem. Additional knives require another wrapper and payment.
Boston business leaders predicted the city council committee would report favorably on widening Avery street after a State House hearing. Support comes from Boylston Street merchants and Mayor Fitzgerald who push for a 40 foot road and adjacent land take, while the Finance Commission warns of costs and urges careful study.
Odol cleanses teeth mouth and throat and purifies breath. It claims to stay active after brushing, penetrating tooth cavities and gums via a few drops in water, never evaporating or washing away. Sold by GEO BORGFELDT CO at 50 cents.
An old newspaper ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for gray or faded hair. It claims quick, visible results after one application and gradual restoration of natural color with continued use. The product also claims dandruff removal, scalp cleanliness, and hair growth, with a money back guarantee via druggists.
Government lawyers wrapped up their brief today as they urged Judge Carpenter to deny the defense motion to remove the Packers case from the jury and to keep all ten defendants in the trial. The prosecution asserted they had conclusively proved their case and tomorrow the defense would finish its argument. Judge Carpenter’s decision is expected without delay.
Theodore Cornelius Bates a prominent Western Massachusetts Republican former State Senator and longtime state agent for the old Boston and Albany railroad died at his Worcester home tonight at age 69 Bates known for political and railroad service across the region was a notable figure in local and state affairs.
Citizens of Cambridge head to the polls for a city election featuring races for school committeeman at large and principal assessor. Republican Joseph Beale faces John Bradley for the former, while Democrat William Hogan battles Charles Crown Jr. for the latter. Mayor J Edward Barry seeks re election against Marshall Blanchard amid a party line shift.
Timothy W. Coakley urged the jury hearers against Dr. John D. Ferguson and Miss Mary A. O Neil and Mrs Annie M Reed be allowed to view Mrs Jennie A Shattuck s Woodlawn street home where Marie Alma was found dead Judge Chase reserved ruling Dr J W Johnson attending physician said he learned of Bolude girl death December 22 from Medical Examiner Leary
Remittance guidance for California Fruit Growers Exchange premiums. Do not mail cash. Send 1 cent stamps for up to 24 cents. above that use money orders or drafts payable to the Exchange at 192 N. Clark Street Chicago. Wrappers and trademarks like Sunkist and Red Ball usable to claim table silverware. not responsible for mailed cash.
The equity case tests whether Mrs Isabelle F Clark unduly influenced the estate of her father in law, yielding securities and notes valued at about 100000. Fred R Sawyer accuses his sister in law, while she contends the money came as a gift for long affection. The suit ties to an earlier action by Sawyer as executor, involving 27000 in notes and stock transfers. Dr Charles B E Clark of Lynn, linked by marriage, figures in Boston political circles and a secret wedding tied to a 61st birthday tale.
Police conducted raids on three Lynn drug stores located at 18 Lewis street 289 Essex street and 394 Essex street and seized a total of 57 gallons of whiskey 10 gallons of rum 29 gallons of gin 32 gallons of wine 36 quarts of mixed liquors 51 quarts of ale and a small quantity of porter and brandy all seized during the March 11 operation.
An old fashioned health ad promises Cascarets will cleanse the liver stomach and bowels even when misery from constipation indigestion and biliousness is severe. It urges readers to end headaches dizziness nervousness sour stomach backache and other distress by taking Cascarets tonight for internal cleansing.
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