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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
10
An advertisement touts 10 000 men's suits in soft Scotches fancy worsteds blue serges black vicunas and fancy stripes checks in over 100 models. Trousers offer plain or cuffed bottoms. See the suits in the large show windows. Motto emphasizes risk-free trading.
A bold sales pitch promises a sampled suit for 9.90 with a 48 hour critical test. If not among the top 20, customers can return it for a 10.25 refund plus car fare reimbursement.
Mrs. Sugan B. French of Norwood testified in Superior Court that she fainted upon learning of a divorce she did not know had been filed for in South Dakota. She claimed she never resided there six months nor signed a deposition. Proceedings paused as deposition reading continued.
Scituate May 11 Motorists along the south shore highway report fairy tale like sights at Dreamwold the Thomas W Lawson estate. Dreamwold tulip beds near the three Cape Cod cottages display 80 000 tulips with over a dozen varieties in separate beds.
Newton woman Mary McKenna, missing with her two infants since last Friday, sent a letter from Yonkers New York to her husband John McKenna. She asked that a trunk with clothing for the children be sent to 158 Riverside Avenue Yonkers.
Ensign F A S Vossler of the U S S Virginia defends the Texas attack as a valuable test of naval artillery while in Boston on leave with his honeymoon. He says the Texas was outdated and seaworthy only with high cost, and the shelling yielded important information for the navy. The piece notes his presence at the Lenox Hotel and a Vendome reception for medical experts visiting for a convention.
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