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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1913

Page

6

Park Killing Suicide Stuns City in Kansas

In Kansas City Kansas on November 3 Edward Hern of Bedford Indiana shot and killed an unidentified woman and then killed himself in a park. A note to Mrs. Ilord expressed despair and urged care for a child, ending with a plea to never disclose his fate.

Kansas City Kan Edward Hern Bedford Ind

The Graceful Slender Form Without Drugs

A French method promises a slim figure without drugs or harsh routines. Fifteen home baths with Clark's Thinning Salts claim to dissolve excess fat, improve health, and require no special living rules. Sold by Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores and leading outlets, 24 packets per box. American manufacturers Sel Amaigrissant Clark's Corporation, 149 Broadway, New York City.

France Clark Riker-Jaynes Amaigrissant Clarks Corporation Broadway New York City

Veteran Doody Dies in Gas Suicide After Despondency

Dennis F Doody a 55 year old longtime Boston Elevated Railway employee killed himself in his Dorchester home after the death of his wife and ill health. A housekeeper Miss Mary McKenna forced entry when she smelled gas and found him unconscious and dead before a physician arrived. He leaves two sisters and two children Frank 17 and Alice 16 both employed in Boston.

Dennis F. Doody Boston Elevated Railway Company Dahlgren Street Mary McKenna Doody Dorchester Elevated Frank Alice Boston

Woman as Own Sleuth Nabs Furniture Thief Near Temple Place

Miss Le Grand Jillis of 86 Huntington Avenue chased down John Grant alias John J Duffley after he stole furniture worth 515 dollars from her flat and sold it for 40. She nabbed him with two officers nearby at Temple Place and Washington Street. Grant pleaded not to be arrested as investigators followed his earlier escapes.

Temple Place Washington Street le Grand Jillis Huntington Avenue John Grant John J. Duffley Wilson Avenue Waverly Lagrange Street Inspector Pierce Cowboy Jilles Grant Huntington Avenue House Miss Jilles Pierce Washington Streets

Leaky Gas Pipes Suit Targets Local Landlord

Mrs Elizabeth A Shaw of Brookline sued landlord Bartholomew J Connolly in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham for 5000 alleging illness from gas escaping from pipes in Connollys house. She says she warned of poor pipe condition but landlord failed to repair.

Bartholomew J. Connolly Norfolk Superior Court Dedham Elizabeth A. Shaw Dwight Street Brookline Shaw Connolly

ZEMO Advertising Claims Instant Itching Relief

An old promotional ad touts ZEMO as a patient remedy for skin ailments including eczema, itching, rashes, and dandruff. It promises instant relief on first use, guarantees refund if not satisfied, and notes 25 cent price with distribution through drug stores in St. Louis and Boston locations.

Zemo E. W. Rose Medicine Co St. Louis Boston Riker-Jaynes Drug

Policemen Helpless In Strike In Indianapolis

The third day of the Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company strike ends with no car movement. A court suit seeks franchise annulment and a receiver. A chauffeur Thomas Carlton is fatally shot during clashes at the car barns while strike-breakers are housed, as police and guards face hostile crowds and brick throwing near the State House.

Indianapolis Ind Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company Traction Company Portteus Albert C. Pearson Thomas Carlton Louisiana Carlton Robert T. Todd The John J. Mahoney Martin Hyland Terminal Todd Mahoney State House Mr. Todd

Bible misquotes spark debate on peace and division

B N Lang don Davies of London and the Garton Foundation urged the St. Louis City Club that Jesus spoke of division not peace in the original Greek. He claimed Europe seeks U S leadership for disarmament and criticized Roosevelt for inconsistent armament views amid peacetime ennervation concerns.

ST. Louis, Mo B. N. Langdon-Davies London Garton Foundation For the Promotion of Peace St. Louis Langdon-Davies Europe United States Theodore Roosevelt

Eckmans Alterative Promoted By Mother Stanislaus

Throat troubles and persistent coughs often respond to Eckmans Alterative, claims Mother Stanislaus from the St. Anne convent in Sanford Florida. She recounts recovery after months of illness and urges readers to seek proof in the booklet from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia detailing numerous recoveries and evidence.

Eckman St. Anne Sanford Fla Peekskill Sisters of St. Francis M. Stanisuaaus Kekman Eckman Laboratory Phiadelphia

Warning to cross border liquor and cigar traders

The treasury department cracks down on border travelers who repeatedly bring liquor and cigars to evade customs laws. Frequent trips with visible purchases will no longer be tolerated, restricting such activity to bona fide tourists only.

Washington United States Treasury Department Canada

Congress to Act on Hawaiian Dry Dock

Secretary Daniels announced that the decision to complete the Pearl Harbor naval dry dock will be submitted to Congress in December. The large expenditure needed to repair the dock bottom and concerns about future accidents prompt seeking congressional input.

Congress Hawaiian Washington Daniels Great Naval Dry Dock Pearl Harbor Hawaii

Sylvia Pankhurst Forced Feeding Revealed by Letter

Chicago reports Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst shocked by a letter from Chrystabel stating Sylvia Pankhurst was forcibly fed after a hunger strike. Chrystabel seeks American physicians to pressure British colleagues, claiming doctors and police used torture to revive the starving.

Chicago Annie Annie. Kenney Chrystabel International Medical Congress Annie Kerney

St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Back Aches

A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick cure for backache lumbago sciatic pain and neuritis. The copy claims a small trial bottle rubbed into the pain relieves soreness within fifty seconds and that the oil is harmless doesn’t burn the skin and ends misery.

St. Jacobs

May Kill Deer Milking Cows in Massachusetts

Pittsfield Massachusetts November 3 A deer may not milk a farmer s cow without consequence in Massachusetts and a farmer who shoots a deer caught in the act will not face charges for violating game laws Deputy Game Warden Frederick Zeigler reported Hinsdale farmer shot a fawn suckling a cow. deer had cost the farmer about ten quarts of milk daily The state game commission ordered no action against the farmer.

Pittsfield Mass Massachusetts Frederick Zeigler Hinsdale

Disabled Schooner Towed Into Portland Harbor

The two masted schooner Henrietta Simmons of Portland was towed into Portland by the revenue cutter Androscoggin after being picked up off Chatham yesterday afternoon. The schooner’s headsalls were blown away.

Portland Henrietta Simmons Androscoggin Chatham

Harmony Hair Beautifier and Shampoo Ad

An old Rexall drugstore advertisement promotes Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo. It claims gloss, fragrance, odor removal, ease of styling, no color change, and a money back guarantee. Sold at The Rexall Store Liggett's across the United States with Harm ony Laboratories in Boston.

Harmony Hair Beauuffer Harmony Rexall United States Canada Great Britain Harmony Laboratories Boston Liggett's America

Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a modern laxative option claimed to substitute calomel without teeth damage. The ad touts quicker liver and bowel relief, no salivation or griping, and avoids calomel’s aftereffects by using pleasant tasting tablets. It urges readers to switch to the olive tablets for healthier digestion and liver support.

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Sterle L. Douglas W. L Douglas W. L. Douglas W.L. Douglas Douglas Lincoln M. Court Street Howard Street Hanover Street Fiory Roosevelt Stanislaus Sylvia Sister Mrs. Pankhurst Wrigley Wrigley’s Game Commission Slohaias Gilchrist Winter Streets Rew Beldee Dr. Edwards
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