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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
23
Patricia, a proud guest, collapses in tears after learning ER ROLF has died and left fortune to Michael. Michael confronts Patricia in the garden as old resentments mingle with uncertain future. The mansion, yacht, and river setting frame a tangled inheritance and romance.
Patricia confronts Michael Rolf as she prepares to leave Clayton Wold after revealing she will stay with old friends the Shackles. He urges honesty about happiness and future plans, while she hides her fear and ambivalence, considering an uncertain path away from the manor.
William J. Clouter, 36 Oakdale street Jamaica Plain native of Newport Missouri in his 70th year completed a set of sloops rivaling any in the country. A former sea dog long with the Newport station he spent years on many vessel types but favored the sloop. Now too old for active sea work he devotes spare time to crafting sloops.
A short note announces that serialization or ongoing coverage will resume the next day and continue daily in the Daily and Sunday Post until the work is finished. It signals an ongoing multi-part feature or report.
A Suffolk Superior Court jury found Beulah Shaw not guilty of stealing 1.50 from the local department store where she worked. Judge Irwin reprimanded a store detective after testimony that she and others claimed purchases and marked money was slipped into an envelope without sales slips.
Massachusetts officials urge public help to curb auto accidents next month. Last April saw record deaths and injuries. state notes 43,000 more registered cars since 1920 and warns pedestrian fatalities rising. Safety graphs from Commissioner Goodwin emphasize caution and forethought.
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pleasant coating to ease bad breath and act gently on the bowels and liver. Claiming to substitute calomel without its side effects, the copy notes a 126c and 30c price, referencing the doctor’s seventeen years of practice and a mixed olive compound.
A dilation-free ad urges readers to write for a free trial of a stimulating rupture treatment. It claims to tighten muscles and close the opening without supports, warns of gangrene risk, and touts curing ruptures as large as two fists. Includes a coupon and Adams New York address.
Irving S Cobb writes a humorous piece for the Boston Sunday Post Magazine titled The Gold Brits Tex. The column promises a funny narrative through Cobb’s sharp observations and wit.
Advertisement promoting four ounces of Jad Salts daily for a week to eliminate uric acid. Claims rheumatism stems from a poisonous toxin built from uric acid and urges staying dry, drinking water, and avoiding meat. Promotes Jad Salts as inexpensive and effective, used by thousands.
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