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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
12
The listing shows diverse bonds including 3s, 4s, and 5s across government and corporate issuers. Notable names include New York Central, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Nickel & Dime firms, and regional utilities with varied maturities and prices.
Sharp advances in several specialties drew attention as American Smelting hit a new high near 121 5 8 while Miami copper stock rose to 46. Gulf States Steel jumped 18 to 159 and Sloss Sheffield gained 8 to 89 with Republic Iron also pushing higher. Atlantic Gulf and International Mercantile Marine showed notable strength amid volatile market activity and a proposed reorganiza tion plan for Nipe Bay.
The piece touts a skin osmosis method to look younger, claiming 40s to 70s women can gain a fresh, youthful complexion in three weeks. It recommends warm water, roseated cream, and accessories like Japanese Tea Pencils and Santonex to reduce wrinkles and improve neck and arms for evening wear.
Jacob Diemer a retired farmer and churchman stands with his wife as State's Attorney Ortman builds murder case links. The Diemer household, muddy shoes, and a possible river disposal path are examined amid questions of motive and a sought confession.
The victim, Christine Diemer, was found in the Vermillion River by a rowboat away from home. She had been missing since October 27 and suffered a broken neck and base skull fracture. Her father, 71, has been charged with manslaughter and held on $10,000 bond, with the mother and sister Magdalena also charged.
Two telephone linemen testified they saw Diemer pursuing a young woman as she fled a house last summer. Authorities believe the women may have been the deceased girl amid a period of mental instability.
The Executive Council approved leasing surplus space at Commonwealth pier freight yard to the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company for 14000 dollars yearly. The Waterways Commission recommendation aims to have the state earn rent from the yard.
An advertisement cites barley as a key diet for Grecian athletes and praises Johann Hoff's Malt Extract as a tonic and flesh-builder. It attributes praise to Professor Krafft-Ebbing and promotes use by adults, convalescents, and those with nervous or nutritional concerns.
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