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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
8
Mrs. William Macdonald aged 70 of Housatonic collapsed with paralysis on the corner of North and West streets in Pittsfield. She lay two hours unable to move or speak before she was noticed and removed to the House of Mercy Hospital in serious, unconscious condition.
An advertisement touts HYOMEI as a cure for catarrh with rapid relief from nasal discharge sore throat and breathing issues. It claims a 1.00 complete outfit with inhaler and 50 cent refills and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Booths Hyomei Co Buffalo NY markets this treatment.
An advertisement promises Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will relieve indigestion with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It cites Bismuth-Subnitrate and Pepsin as core ingredients, notes Carminatives and other agents, and lists three sizes priced at 25, 50, and 100 cents available only at local stores.
Senator McDevitt faced a Senate reprimand after refusing to resign amid a rules dispute. Coolidge moved to arrest him following his abrupt departure from the chamber, while McDevitt maintained his statements were truthful and insisted on his conscience before the people.
State Senator John J. McDevitt could not be found after leaving his West Quincy home for his Maple Street office. Neighbors said he boarded a car to Quincy, but his office was empty and searches of clubs and friends yielded no clue. The secretary arrived after 11 pm, turned on and off the light, and refusing to disclose his location.
After a officers conference at Emmanuel Episcopal Church West Roxbury a call was extended to the Rev H Boyd Edwards rector of Christ Church Cincinnati to succeed the Rev Samuel Snelling as rector of Emmanuel Episcopal Church West Roxbury.
Prominent writer Mike Flannery previews a feature on the Cubist art movement in the upcoming Sunday Post, promising insights into modernist painters and their innovative approaches.
A political upheaval in Revere sees the Board of Selectmen depose Walter A. Sanchez as Superintendent of Streets and install John V. Fitzgerald, amid rumors of drugging. Vincent defends himself, cites blood poisoning and fatigue, while a town official calls the tales false and unfounded.
Cross examination of Celia Rudd in the divorce petition of Celia Rudd versus William Frank Rudd drew a sharp rebuke from Judge King for incomplete testimony. The case continued as a statutory charge may be added to desertion. Custody talks included Evaline Bicker offering to take the child, while other decrees went to Ellen Durney and Minnie J. Trafton for desertion and abuse.
The narrative describes a woman from the South End who separated after November 1911 following violent acts by her husband and later secured a decree in 1912. It also notes Jessie Z. Flemming of Worcester obtaining a divorce from Sanford E. Flemming for drunken conduct and John H. Tyler of West Newton proving wife Iva deserted him four years prior and has not been in contact since.
The 26th annual session convened at Ford Hall with over 700 representatives and grand officers present. Reports show 14 lodges consolidated during the past year.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fast remedy for indigestion gas and upset stomachs. It claims relief within five minutes and promotes a fifty-cent case as home medicine for dyspepsia gastritis and stomach disturbances with no harmful effects.
Tomorrow 7:30 to 11 features EST debut with Melis, Fisher, Swartz, Amsden and Ridder followed by Suzanne with Nielsen Scotti Devaux and Andre Caplet. Saturday includes Faust with Nielsen Swartz Severoni Martin Segurola cond Strong and Lina Cavalieri Mura Tore in Carmen. Sunday orchestral concerts 8:15 to 5 with Mason Hamlin pianos and Rudolph Ganz soloist. Box seats $1.50 March 16. Enrico Caruso appears Tuesday March 18 in Pagliacci. Tickets on sale now.
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