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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
9
At Camp Deming brigade headquarters a total of sixty soldiers from the First Provisional Infantry Brigade stationed at Fort Bayard were arrested on desertion charges. Provost guards report fifteen stragglers detained. the brigade includes the First and Second Arkansas Infantry, the First Delaware Infantry, and First Wyoming units amid hardship from cold weather.
Nord Eind police report youths Pasquale Del Grasso and Americo Tutela found guilty in Central Court of stealing 75 dollars from woodsman John Johanson who stayed briefly in Boston. They face sentencing after probation officer review.
The Rev. Dr. William L. Tenney pastor of the Lee Congregational Church is in critical condition at House of Mercy Hospital after an auto accident in Stockbridge yesterday causing a fractured skull. He was formerly an assistant to Dr. Newell Dwight Illlis of Plymouth Church in Brooklyn.
A small Marblehead film unit attracts hundreds of spectators who gather with camp stools and pennants as a moving picture crew stages scenes on the shore. A cafe owner promotes the event with travel fare and lunches, drawing a large local audience and media attention.
President Wilson expresses deep thanks to Western voters for their support in the election. He cannot visit the West before Congress meets due to pressing duties but vows to travel there later if possible. He telegrams Utah Senatorial winner William S. King that he hopes to visit when duties allow.
Laments about plot wrap of The Peg of the Ring series and readers’ notes. Mentions Ellen as F Marie Walcamp in John Needham’s Double and invites letters from subscribers.
Dr Cleaveland Floyd told an audience of nearly 200 women at 261 Clarendon street yesterday afternoon that fresh air rest and food constitute the best and only known cure for tuberculosis. The talk opened a health lecture series by the New England section of the National Civic Federation chaired by Mrs Malcolm Donald.
Thirteen firms or individuals were fined an aggregate 365 dollars in Central Court yesterday on one or more counts in milk cases. Hotels, farmers, milk route owners and shopkeepers were convicted of watered or dirty milk or milk below standard. Prosecutor was James QO. Jordan of the board of health.
Carl Smith of 615% S Grand Avenue Los Angeles says he cured himself of the liquor habit after failed treatments. He describes a home recipe using water muriate of ammonia Varlex Compound and pepsin with three daily spoonfuls. He claims it safely suppresses the desire and can be mixed into drinks.
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