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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
2
Jas per Shaver appears among readers in the next Sunday Post Magazine sharing how onions keep him young and how he makes his garden pay through careful planting and tending.
Dr Russell A Richards testifies the expulsion caused gray hair loss sleep loss and appetite loss as he seeks 20000 in damages in Superior Court. He details misappropriation charges about a 65000 renovation at the club and names board members and Keates amid a heated inquiry.
A home remedy advises mixing a half pint of water with various ingredients including Barbo Compound to darken gray hair. The ad claims the preparation can rid dandruff, kill dandruff germs, stop hair loss, relieve itching, promote growth, and make hair soft and glossy with daily applications for two weeks then biweekly until finished.
Mayor Curley writes Senator Howard E. Perley urging favorable reports on anti loan shark measures before the committee. One bill caps interest at 3 percent per month and bans charges and extras, while two others regulate wage assignments and standardize the law to curb abuses.
Antonas Gudelis sues Benedikitas Surblis for 300 damages after claiming he was assaulted when asked to vacate a room for a Polish wedding at a Western avenue Brighton house. Surblis, best man and groom’s step-brother, allegedly walked on Gudelis face as the case heads to a sealed verdict.
Mayor Curley abolishes the position of Dr. Edward J. Fitzgibbon at Deer Island with a $600 yearly salary. He cites a 45 percent inmate reduction and says Dr. Mc Gaffigan and Dr. John T. Sullivan can handle medical duties without the assistant physician.
The Cambridge City Solicitor Aylward faces removal as the House and Senate pass legislative bill. Governor McCall previously vetoed a similar measure and is expected to sign the new ouster bill.
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