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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
2
Fire on the fourth floor of the Dexter Building at 4538 Washington Street caused about 15000 dollars in damage. Firemen from stations 39 and 26 faced heavy smoke hindering access, with stock on the fifth and sixth floors damaged. Regal Hat Company employees helped cover the fire in their shop. cause undetermined.
The passage describes a man planning gifts for Christ Day by revealing preferences and guiding others to mention the Shepard Men's Store. He uses adroit phrasing to get what he desires, citing a tie with imported wires silk and the Hickok Belt Initial Buckle as a successful outcome.
Leather goods listing shows Hickok belts with initial buckles in black cowhide walrus grain and gray suede. price 1 95 appears in sale text.
An advertisement touts a new Super-Bread claiming to preserve wheat germ and bran and to add vitamins and mineral salts. The loaf uses milk instead of water, boosting protein, and targets vitamin B for child health, offering higher cost but greater nourishment.
Mrs Hazel Ashley of New Bedford accuses her husband Ernest Ashley a New Haven road fireman of plotting to kill her. In probate court she seeks separate support and custody of their two infants after he allegedly loaded a gun and planned to hire someone to kill her.
Mrs. Ashley testified of years of abuse including kicks down stairs and door glass being smashed. Judge Chamberlain urged more convincing evidence before removing the youngest child, with dates for potential visitation to be set. Ashley disputed the claims and cited a warning about a suspected lover, a diary, and limited support payments.
New York voters faced incomplete results as four papers did not issue extra editions after 7 PM due to an agreement following the Manton award. Pressmen from the Evening World chose not to work past regular hours, leaving evening editions cut off before full results could be printed.
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