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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
5
A listing details long and short sleeves, mercerized socks, handkerchiefs, scarves, guest wear, and fabrics with prices. Includes Patrician Oxfords, unbleached cotton, Turkish towels, lace, edgings, purse bags, and suit cases with various widths, sizes, and finishes.
Swiss William Scheldknecht, 46, claimed archists forced him to kill Secretary Ballinger. He was arrested in Cleveland and committed to the State Hospital for the Insane by Probate Court order.
An advertisement touts a ten year tested eczema cure using oil of wintergreen in D D D Prescription. It promotes a 25 cent trial bottle and $1.00 bottles via Chicago laboratories and local drugstores with claims of deep skin penetration and quick itch relief.
A village ball at Oekoerite Hungary ends in disaster when a pine branch ignites tinder fuel in a barn like hall. Entrances blocked rude panic traps and many crushed as roof collapses. Official toll up to 290 dead with hundreds injured and many missing.
John Mason Little was unanimously elected governor of the Society of Mayflower Descendants at the 14th annual meeting held in the society rooms. Officers elected included Deputy Governor Henry Southworth Shaw Captain Clinton Sears Brigadier General U S A retired Elder Rev George Tredges D D Secretary George Ernest Bowman Treasurer Charles Thayer Historian George A Macomber Surgeon William H Prescott M D Assistants Mrs Leslie C Wead Miss Mary E Wood Miss Mary F Edson Clifford M Swan Lew C Hill Charles Cook and Boylston A Beal.
Chicago reporter notes Bessie Armstrong a prize beauty chorus girl wed Milwaukee millionaire George Bullen age 22, son of Minnesota Malt ing Co president who died leaving over 2 million. Armstrong had been married to Harry Armstrong a booking agent and actor. she and Bullen divorced after meeting.
Chicago buyers record an 15 cent jump in the best grade hogs to 11.20 per hundredweight marking a civil war price level. Market notes indicate strong demand and firm futures in the hog trade today.
Washington March 28 Major General J Franklin Bell is recovering steadily doctors say three ribs are broken following injuries.
A leaflet extols Pape's Diuretic as a quick cure for backache and sluggish kidneys. It claims the fifty-cent treatment cleanses kidneys and urinary organs, ends nocturnal urination, relieves rheumatic pains, and restores health, urging readers to buy from any drugstore.
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