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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
5
The Elders Sanitarium in St Joseph Missouri offers a free book on ending tobacco use. It claims a home method can ban the habit in one to five days and has helped long-time users stop smoking chewing or snuff. Send name and address for a copy.
Albert E. Bailey, found guilty of breaking and entering in Middlesex Superior Court, asked Judge Fox to sentence him to State prison. Although already serving six months, he sought a longer term and was sent to State prison to serve from two and a half to five years.
A readers queries about pimples headaches constipation and weakness prompt Dr Lewis Baker to prescribe three grain sulphuric tablets for cleansing the system and cooling the blood in hot weather. Additional advice includes cadomene tonic tablets for vitality and five grain arbolone tablets for safe weight reduction.
Data from State Auditor Pope shows a 10 year rise in carrying costs from 4 149 044 to 9 590 537 and a fourfold bond issue increase to 6 033 937 in 1914. Major bonds funded armory construction Port of Boston hospitals and State House work.
Cinser notes the Knights of the Sacred Heart attached to St Charles Church Woburn will stage a drama Marching Through Vera Drag in Lyceum Hall on November 23 and 24. The annual parish charity party at St Columbkille Brighton is planned for November 25 at Verdi Hall Arlington Street. A vesper service at St John the Evangelist Winthrop is set for next Sunday with Rev D A Sullivan preaching. Parishioners of Mission Church Roxbury mark the 28th anniversary with services and an alumni reunion Monday in St Alphonsus Hall.
George H. Carter a driver for Northern Construction Company was found guilty by Judge Wentworth in the municipal court yesterday of cruelty to a horse and fined 15 dollars which was paid. He was arrested and taken from his wagon on Kilby street by agents of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Joseph Barenberg loses his engagement to Jennie Goldberg and his $95 contribution toward the $105 ring after Judge Pierce rules the daughter was not liable for recovery. The case against Jennie's mother ends with the bill dismissed with costs.
Bank Commissioner Thorndike refused last night to discuss a petition to Governor Walsh seeking his removal. The petition, presented by attorney W. Edwin Ulmer, charges actions by Thorndike that allegedly justify removal.
The New England Water Works Association heard Max von Recklinghausen describe the Violet ray killing bacteria in one twentieth of a second. Hefty notes on ozone as a sterilizer were offered by Sheppard T. Powell, with talks on water service pipes by B. M. Wagner. New members were voted in and a genealogical diagram was shown, with mention of a color Sunday Post coming next.
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