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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
5
Baton Rouge May 13 Governor Pleasant transmitted to the Legislature the congressional resolution of ratification and urged rejection of the federal woman suffrage amendment. He called it an invasion of state rights and a threat to the South.
The Orientals favor American jewelry over their own wares with strong demand reported by U S salesmen. China and Japan show particularly high interest in watches of all grades.
Charles R. Locke of Haverhill sues nurse Katherine J. Killam in Essex Superior Court Salem for breach of promise to marry seeking $5000 in heart balm. The plaintiff is a former overseas soldier.
Advertisement touts a treatment for rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles caused by acids. It pledges improved sleep and strength and offers a 75 cent bottle free with 10 cent payment for postage to The Dr. D. A. Williams Co. East Hampton Conn. One free bottle per family.
Mr Locke, an infantry veteran wounded in France and treated for shell shock in Haverhill, sues Miss Killam a hospital nurse alleging she promised to marry. Miss Killam denies all allegations and claims prior marriage to Bradshaw and legal separation resumed her maiden name. An attachment on her property covers the suit amount.
Lawrence May 13 Henry Stark a Bay State building engineer and daily Boston Post reader located his lost Boston terrier Pinky after seeing a photo of stray dogs sent to the Animal Rescue League. Stark identified Pinky among the two strays and plans to recover his pet from the league. No trimming is more of the moment than lace. Ribbons are of wool velour cotton silk or metal.
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