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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1916
Page
7
Boston Elevated gains approval to lay a track loop in Franklin Park near Seaver street opposite Humboldt avenue. The loop aligns with plans to upgrade the Egleston square elevated station and the Seaver street line.
Elizabeth Q. Graves age 97 long time Reading resident died of heart disease. Born March 12 1819 in New Hampshire she leaves one daughter Mrs Alice G Johnson of Reading. Funeral services will be Wednesday at the Congregational Church with burial in Dover New Hampshire.
A home preparation using 2% ounces of Pinex mixed with plain sugar syrup yields a pint of cough syrup. Teaspoonful hourly eases dry hoarse and tight coughs within 24 hours, even for whooping cough. Promises relief for bronchitis and winter coughs. Name Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind.
A Mrs Gracey Sibley letter touts Oxidaze as a proven remedy for hereditary lung weakness and persistent coughs. She reports a boy's recovery after three weeks of rest and treatment, and notes a guaranteed refund if the medicine fails to stop the cough.
Plymouth March 27 Judge Fox opens charge as Dr Rus sell A Richards faces jury in a three week old case over his 1914 expulsion from the B A A governing board. Defense and prosecution wrapped up arguments this afternoon amid club debt and membership value debates.
Attorney Thomas Hunt argues to jurors that Dr Richards is impossible as a club member and should face disapproval for alleged false charges against George W Keates. The governing board expelled the doctor after he failed to prove or apologize for his accusations, and damages are questioned.
Mrs KE Sheldon of Englewood Illinois reports suffering through menopause related symptoms after spending 1900 on doctors with no relief. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and preventing insanity hospital admission. The ad cites physician efforts and praises the herbal remedy as effective.
Feely accuses Keates and others of defying inquiry into club affairs and property. He cites rising debts from 420000 and renovations ballooning to 65000, arguing a conspiracy to oust the doctor with a hired lawyer and hidden motives.
Laurence Copley Thaw, 11, son of the late Edward Thaw, is judged by a Supreme Court referee to require 27000 annually for his support and education. The report notes his mother's affluent backing, including a car, chauffeur, travel, and spending money, while praising the boy's character and judgment. The youth's income is listed at 36000 with detailed expense items. Guardian is Frank G. Turner.
The Leyland liner Etonian, twice chased by submarines, arrived from Liverpool after warnings of near undersea vessels. No subs were sighted and precautions were taken. Over 100 men, largely American horse tenders, returned on the steamer.
The Senate, 26 to 8, reconsidered its previous rejection and revived the right name bill. It imposes a serious offense for registering at a hotel under a false name, with another showdown anticipated on its next debate.
Funeral services for Clayton M. Sylvester, a Rindge Technical School athlete, will be held today at his parents’ home following his death Sunday from pneumonia. The event honors the local student and athlete.
Walter R. Sylvester of 5 Lee Street Cambridge emerged as a leading athlete at Rindge, serving as last year’s baseball captain and playing point on the hockey squad while participating in other school sports.
Advice advocates outdoor activity to counter obesity and promote digestion. Recommends oil of kerein capsules, one after each meal and at night, with regular weighing to reach normal weight. Describes obesity as harmful to heart and organs and claims rapid improvements after days of treatment.
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