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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1916

Page

7

Teacher Justified in Punishment of Boy in Boston Case

A satisfactory agreement was reached before the Boston school committee regarding Miss Helen M. Connelly of Rice Grammar School. She was charged with cruel and abusive punishment of 12 year old pupil Fred Jones. The hearing with Superintendent Franklin B. Dyer found the punishment justified.

Boston School Committee Helen M. Connelly Rice Grammar School Fred Jones Franklin B. Dyer Miss Connelly

Boston Painter Declares Lead Poisoning Cured by Plant Juice

A Boston painter named Bernard L. Noyes testifies that after eight years of stomach distress and a diagnosis of lead poisoning he found relief with Plant Juice. He details symptoms including sour food, gas, headaches, dizziness, bloating, and sleep disruption, noting improved appetite and sleep after using the remedy at Houghton & Dutone's Drug Department.

Bernard L. Noyes Hanson Street Houghton & Duttone

Old Dr Happiness and the children’s hospital visit

A vivid reminiscence of Old Dr Happiness, a beloved family physician noted for toys and medicines for crippled children at a brick hospital. The story follows a morning ride with the doctor, his lively bedside banter, and the joy he brings to young patients. The piece ends with a reflection on women’s charity work and a collage of movie star news and political notes from the era.

Children’s Hospital Dr. Happiness Lucinda Lee Happiness

Woman Recovers With Lydia E Pinkham Try

Jamaica New York woman describes relief from headaches backache dizziness nervousness and hot flashes after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She took the medicine three times daily after meals and before bed and now praises its health benefits to others.

Jamaica N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham

Candidate Bird declares to Roosevelt he stays in MA delegate race

Charles Sumner Bird informed Colonel Roosevelt that he will not withdraw as a candidate for Massachusetts delegates. He made the announcement at the Oyster Bay conference. A statement by all delegates, to be issued soon, will affirm they intend to continue the fight.

Boston Roosevelt Massachusetts Charles Sumner Bird Bird Oyster Bay Gardner

Father Curran Laid At Rest In Beverly Massachusetts

Cardinal O Connell joins bishops priests and civic leaders at the funeral of Rev Francis J Curran pastor of St Mary s Beverly for 25 years. Mass drew more than a thousand children and members of several Catholic orders with ministers from Protestant churches in attendance. The mass officers included Rev Hugh Roe O Donnell Rev Nicholas R Walsh Rev Alfred W Reddy Rev Walter J Mitchell Rev James A O Rourks Rev John F Monahan and Rev Myles J McSwiney.

Bilverly Beverly Hugh Roe O'Donnell Alliston Father Curran Nicholas R. Walsh Beverly Farms Alfred W. Reddy Avon Walter J. Mitchell St. Mary's Church James A. O’rourks South Boston Thurifer John F. Monahan Marblehead Myles J. McSwiney Lynn

George Barnes life ends by self infliction in Wareham

Wareham March 29 George Barnes a prominent builder and former selectman died by his own hand in an abandoned shore house near Pigs Point. He left Centre street early to supervise a theatre project. James Bumper found the body and Dr Morse certified death. he leaves a widow a son Mer F Barnes a Boston architect and two daughters Ruth Barnes and Mrs Seaver.

Wareham George

Costs $15,000 claim in Catherine Fitzgerald suit

In New York on March 29 Mrs Mary A Doyle sought 315 000 to rear a girl from infancy to womanhood in a suit against her brother Edwin F Fitzgerald known as Eddie Foy the comedian. She alleges Catherine Stanzy Fitzgerald now 20 was adopted by Doyle after the death of Fitz Geralds first wife but he denies adoption and contends Catherine was not his child.

New York Mary A. Doyle Supreme Court Edwin F. Fitzgerald Eddie Foy Foy Doyle Fitzzgerald Ios Catherine

Fragmentary remark on a mother’s education and expenses

Mrs. Doyle remarks the child receives the best education possible. The vacation described cost funds, and she requests an additional amount for her own fine.

Doyle Dasa

Cardinal O Conell to preside at mass

Funeral services for Patrick H O Neil father of Joseph N O Neil president of the Federal Trust Company will be held from his residence 15 Vernon street Hoxbury. The cortege leaves at 830 am a solemn high mass follows at St Francis de Sales Vernon street at 900 am Cardinal O Conner is expected to preside.

Patrick H. O'Neil Joseph N O Neil The Federal Trust Company Vernon Street Hoxbury St. Francis de Sales Church Cardinal O'Conner

You Get Double Legal Stamps At Wolf's Today

Wolf's My Clothier at Hanover and Portland Streets offers two legal stamps with every dime spent as part of a massive bargain push in Boston.

Wolf’s Boston Wolf's My Clothier Hanover Portland Strets

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