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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1915

Page

10

Fitzgerald Rules Out City Council Bid

Former Mayor Fitzgerald states he will not run for the City Council citing a wish for rest after six years in office. He proposes a test of civic interest by others entering public service and favors school committee service and a stronger local education focus. He denies any talks about a senatorship or governorship and urges Boston toward a world-focused civic leadership.

Fitzgerald City Hall Mr. Fitzgerald United States New York Boston

Productive catalogs and advertising services offered

Local firm advertises design and printing of productive catalogs and planning and placement of all types of advertising. Emphasizes cost efficiency and wide service range for businesses seeking promotional materials.

Murder and arson linked to nurse in Russell incident

In Russell, Miss Cannon, a nurse living with her ward Lucille Mondy Taylor on Main street, reportedly killed her ward by morphine injection and set the house ablaze. Fire officials and state inspectors investigate while neighbors recall a strong bond and the girl’s happiness at school.

Miss Cannon Main Street Orly Peter Drumgool William McBride Lucille James Anderson Springfield Smith Bligh Anderson Lucille Mondy Mondy Taylor Russell

Prevent TB Toll With Scott Emulsion Ad

The Anti-Tuberculosis Society shows a light being extinguished every three minutes to dramatize deaths from consumption. The ad urges taking Scott's Emulsion after meals to strengthen blood, lungs, and throat, noting no alcohol and a call to refuse substitutes. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N J.

Anti-Tuberculosis Society Scott Scott's Scott & Bowne Bloomfield, N. J

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