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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
13
An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine for blood, stomach, liver, and kidney ailments. It touts nearly 50 years of public use and the largest sales of any sarsaparilla, claiming to renovate blood, increase red cells, stimulate appetite, aid digestion, improve nutrient assimilation, and deliver full benefit from food.
Mrs Helen Ivers Brunacci of New York files suit in Norfolk County Superior Court seeking divorce from her husband Luigi Brunacci the Rome based opera singer and notable performer.
A column lists multiple divorce actions including Nellie Strainge seeking freedom from Weymouth husband William Strainge in a Dec 15 1912 marriage in Benson England, and custody requests for their three children. Beatrice Buck sues Abraham Buck in Foxboro over a Feb 23 1916 desertion post a Sept 17 1889 marriage. Lillian Clegg sues Thomas Clegg unknown address over an annulment tied to a Sept 29 1917 marriage. Ruth Baldwin seeks divorce from Clarence Baldwin for cruel treatment and neglect after a Brockton 1912 marriage and child. Alice Spencer seeks divorce from Robert Spencer of Cincinnati on unfaithfulness after a Aug 18 1918 Columbus wedding. Jane Phillips seeks divorce from Francis Phillips of Lawrence for friendship with another woman on Dec 15 1917 after a 1907 Providence marriage. Allison Goodwin seeks divorce from William Goodwin of Weymouth for desertion Apr 20 1915 after a Jan 2 1912 Braintree marriage with two children and alimony. Anna Brennan seeks divorce from George Brennan of Brookline for neglect to provide support and custody of daughter Alice, nine, after a May 5 1908 North Attleboro marriage.
Prince Edward of Liechtenstein departed Vienna for Paris to press Liechtenstein’s claim for a peace conference role and oppose Vorarlberg’s union with Switzerland. He travels with Dr Seitz of German Austria and carries credentials from Prince Johann II. Liechtenstein, tiny with 19 000 people, has no army or direct taxes and favors neutrality.
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