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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
17
Fragmentary line reads as a philosophical musing on how bleak life could feel. Emphasizes mood of hardship and contemplation without concrete events or names. The text suggests gloom and introspection rather than action or dating details.
Chief Justice Aiken in Superior Criminal Court sentenced three Italians captured while attempting to break into St. Mary's Church in the North End. John Di Natali drew four to seven years, Giovanni Costa and Rosario Conti three to five years each. They pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and possessing burglars tools including dynamite.
A testimonial from Mrs. Ellen Nelson of Everett Massachusetts praises Plant Juice as a cure for indigestion gas heart palpitations and nervous exhaustion. The ad states the Plant Juice Man sells the remedy at Houghton Duton Co. Drug Department meeting the public daily to explain its merits.
Judge McLaughlin ruled Lt Swasey must pay his wife 90 dollars monthly while the divorce suit proceeds. The case cites adultery claims and outlines living arrangements, income disputes, and prior orders for support. The hearing ended with the alimony decision and hints at forthcoming testimony.
The House passed a bill allowing public school attendance without vaccination tests amid a divisive debate. Supporters argued vaccines spread disease and are ineffective. opponents contended vaccination defeated smallpox. Senate also advanced a measure to let women serve on boards of health. The New Year holiday and workplace locker requirements were engrossed.
Delia Burke, the Somerville mother of the so called war baby, will have her case officially closed today as she is deported to Ireland. Observed recently she was pronounced mentally deficient and will travel with a matron to New York, then board an American line steamer to Queenstown.
A grandmotherly advice column extols Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, effective remedy for childhood constipation. It warns against harsh cathartics, notes absence of opiates, and claims regularity without griping. Trials offered free by Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
The Boston four masted schooner Fred W Thurlow loading at Charles River stores carries 7,000,000 drinks of rum to Africa. The trip will earn about 40009 in freight, with cargo also including flour lumber molasses tobacco sewing machines and medicines.
Mrs. Delia Morton Currier, born January 19 1825 in Winthrop Missouri, died aged 91 at her daughter Dr Mary B Currier Woods home 350 Broadway Somerville after 10 days illness. Survived by three Somerville residents C Willis Currier Mary B Currier Woods and Della F Currier.
The ad traces twenty seven years of New England retail success built on customer satisfaction, square deal pricing, best merchandise, and lowest cost. It highlights a liberal guarantee, straightforward charge system, and flexible partial payment options to help working families obtain stylish apparel from leading manufacturers.
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