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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
2
Paris remains calm amid political uproar over Mme Caillaux and the Rochette case. A parliamentary committee will hear witnesses including Monis Caillaux Briand and Fabre while Monis tempers his position. Mme Caillaux endures prison isolation under constant observation.
Buenos Aires March 18 The minister of marine denied reports the government favors selling the Argentine dreadnought Rivadavia and said no resolution will alter the balance of powers. A separate brief notes 10 year old Frank Chumik died after being frightened by a flock of geese near his home.
Postmaster General Albert S Burleson writes the next Sunday Post Magazine feature titled Uncle Sam Carrier. The article explores the wonders and reach of the Parcel Post service and the role of the postal system in American life.
They conserve effort to increase knowledge and to deepen ties with children and friends. They value their husbands' approval, avoid risky clothing, and prize a well ordered home, steering clear of overwork for maids as for themselves.
Judge Bird ruled that McCauley a plumber suing Kansas City must post a cash costs bond arguing poverty cannot excuse costs. McCauley earns about five to six dollars a day and contends the city should cover costs. The judge noted few bankrupt plumbers in 15 years contrasted with many bankrupt lawyers.
In 1909 to 1918 records detail a Boston case in which Mrs. Sando describes repeated abuse by her husband, including beatings and threats, leading to custody rulings and alimony of $20 weekly. The husband, employed by Power Equipment Company, lived at 1889 Commonwealth Avenue Brookline. the trial continues.
Hoseman Patrick Conley of Engine 32 was kicked by a horse in a stable at 27 Stacey street Blinn Morrill Co. He suffered a cut above the left eye and a minor leg abrasion. Doctors call them painful but not dangerous. Eight horses were removed, two had minor burns. Damage about $1000. cause unknown.
William F E Dorr, condemned for the Marsh murder, received the Parson Board ruling with no emotion. His attorney C Neal Barney delivered the news in the death cell as the Rev Arthur Harriman of Lynch offered spiritual counsel. Dorr remained in good spirits with execution near.
The passage promotes a home hair tonic dissolving canthrax to remove dust and oil, claiming scalp health and hair growth. It also advertises quinzain for scalp care and a parnotis formula as a harmless flesh reducer. A kardene tonic is offered for skin clarity and general bodily pains, with instructions for preparation and dosage.
The Sunday Post promotes two children’s features The Wishing Wisp and The Terrors of the Tiny Tads. The white box entertainment column invites young readers to enjoy fresh comic strips and adventures listed for the upcoming issue.
A brief ad explains sour stomach arises from undigested substances with nausea belching and sometimes vomiting. It promotes Dyspeptlets selling for ten cents or a quarter at druggists made by Hood as a premium modern remedy.
A reader asks about a grease free face cream prepared at home. Mix one ounce almoroin in a half pint cold water, add two teaspoonfuls glycerine, stir and let stand overnight. Apply frequently to prevent wrinkles, skin flabbiness, and to cleanse, soothe, and heal the skin.
An advertisement touts a homemade cosmetic mixture using spurmax glycerine and hot water to whiten and brighten skin, claiming it outperforms ordinary face powders. The copy urges readers to mix four ounces spurmax with glycerine and hot water for a large batch that tones and reduces sallowness.
A home made scent remedy to strengthen eyes and improve clarity is described, with instructions to dissolve an ounce of crystals in half a pint of water and apply two drops several times daily to make eyes clear and sparkling. Betty Dean's Beauty Book priced at $5.
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