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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1916
Page
9
An advertisement proclaims leather heels wear quickly on concrete and promote health by switching to New Live Rubber heels. The offer claims rubber absorbs shocks, lasts twice as long, and keeps shoes in shape. Available in black white or tan for all ages at 50c attached from O'Sullivan's.
A home remedy recommends nightly two minute gentle rubbing toward the heart to aid varicose veins. After rubbing, apply Emerald Oil full strength and continue treatment until veins reduce. The oil is sold in drug stores and by druggists, claimed to be concentrated and penetrating.
Mayor Curley accuses Councillor Storrow of making reckless false statements about a 358000 payroll rise, defending department by department increases under city budget policy. He cites finance, police, library, hospital, auditing, health and public works as properly authorized, noting prior year comparisons and state controls.
25c Flexaback Handy Hangers promoted as convenient for camps bungalows or travel. Sold at leading department hardware and sporting goods stores and at 643 Atlantic Ave.
Alphonso Cantillini a 25 year old Quincy machinist stabbed his 19 year old wife and two hours later telegraphed from Boston asking forgiveness. Married two weeks, marital differences led to her leaving their home. He visited his wife at 52 Phipp Street, the home of Mrs. Dissenso.
After a quarrel in Quincy a man stabbed his wife under the left eye leaving a one inch wound. Cantillini fled to Boston where he has been arrested twice since his marriage and placed on probation. The bride's brother Attius Pandolini helped report the case and both men were jailed after a Sunday arrest at City square. Cantillini fined $1. his brother-in-law $5. An advertisement for Adamson's Balsam closes the item.
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