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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
6
The prohibition enforcement department urged deportation of aliens who persistently violate the Volstead and narcotic laws to dismantle illicit drug dealing and bootlegging operations.
Advertisement claims pimples arise from toxins in the bowels and blood, urging a one week morning dose of four ounces Jad Salts or Rad Salts mixed in hot water before breakfast to purify the blood, stimulate kidneys, and clear the skin.
Trustees led by James H. Howes seek court authority to liquidate Belfast Savings Bank after a review found earnings insufficient to fund the reserve and June dividend. With 2781 depositors and deposits totaling 1 861095.53, trustees cited bad investments and a falling market, noting many deposits are modest while some represent lifetimes of savings. Hearing set for April 14 in Augusta. bank’s age and standing cited as reasons to protect depositors amid uncertain recoveries.
Susan and Madeline Carels of Pittsfield are believed missing after an all night and day search for the Housatonic River daughters. Police think the girls are in the river since their ears and pail were found on the riverbank. Search will resume at daybreak.
Mrs Emma Showers of Marion Ohio describes crippling indigestion and nervous spells. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she reports steadier nerves better sleep and no stomach pains. The ad urges trying the remedy with a free booklet and mail order options.
Margaret and Susan McGowan of 10 Maine Street Dorchester sue in Suffolk Superior Court for restraint in equity alleging Dorothy McDermott of Boston makes nonstop calls and disturbs by loud obscene language at their three apartment house and two other tenants.
The McGowan sisters petition the court to bar Miss McDermott from further molesting or interfering with their peace at home and at work. They allege violent hatred and defaming acts aimed at their family, affecting a Cambridge Street drug store run by Susan McGowan with Daniel V. McGowan, and Margaret McGowan's clothing store job. They claim Miss McDermott uses payphones at the drug store to harass business. Daniel V. McGowan would not comment beyond wanting Miss McDermott located for service. the sisters offered no further remarks at their Marie Street home.
Joseph Simone, 27, of 15 Landsdowne Street Roxbury, arraigned in Roxbury District Court on murder charges in the death of his brother-in-law Joseph Atapiso, 23, of the same address. Simone, under guard at City Hospital, recovering from three bullet wounds from a Revolver duel on Camden Street March 19, is accused of shooting during a dispute over his sister.
Josefa and Rosa Blazek, joined at the torso since birth, face imminent death with Josefa gravely ill from pneumonia and Rosa showing a sympathetic decline. Doctors prepared to operate if one twin dies, as hospital officials warned recovery is unlikely.
Mrs. Sarah Herrick, mother of Pauline Virginia Clark, is said to be traveling from Boston to Appleton Maine to arrange her daughter’s funeral and possibly be named executrix of the estate. Attorneys dispute illness claims while confirming a petition for executorship has been filed.
Five long serving officers mark 36 years with the Boston Police Department. Captain James J. Watkins, Captain Joseph Harriman, Patrolman Daniel J. Lynch, Patrolman Richard H. Leary, and Patrolman Peter F. Eldridge are noted for their steady records. Lynch has served at Back Bay since 1888 after a prior posting at Roxbury Crossing. All began service in 1886 and are well known within the force.
Advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a long standing iron tonic that improves blood and health. It notes its long history, iron in a form easily absorbed, and benefits to lips cheeks and overall vigor, sold in liquid and tablet forms by druggists.
Boston Y M C A workers hosted a rally at Huntington avenue with Prohibition Supervisor James P. Roberts E W Longley of New England Telephone and E H Briggs of New England Mutual Life Insurance as speakers. The event showcased salesmanship in recruiting members. Brooklyn Y M C A has 1290 new members and renewals. Boston Y leads with 1036.
Four year old Leo Marderorian of 42 Eden Street Chelsea nearly drowned yesterday afternoon at the Chelsea Hebrew Free School under construction. He fell into a five foot deep concrete boiler pit filled with water. Edward Aylward of Chelsea station leapt into the pit without removing his clothes and pulled the boy to dry ground. The child was taken home by George Libbey of 16 Sixth Street.
An at home cough remedy recipe uses 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex mixed with a pint of sugar syrup or molasses honey or corn syrup to treat ordinary coughs bronchitis croup hoarseness and asthma. The ad promises rapid relief by healing throat membranes and loosening phlegm and offers a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind.
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