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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
16
A semi official counting collaborator on the committee of the League of Gealing with traffic in women appears in relation to an investigation. The fragment suggests ties to an organized group and illicit activity involving women. Further details are unclear from the readable text.
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin relieves indigestion and gastric distress. It promises rapid relief from bloating, gas, heartburn, fullness, and related discomfort.
In Acushnet a five month old pup center stage in a dispute over possession and a bill of sale. Morris Perry holds the dog after a contested claim involving Reverend Ernest Ames and H. Frank Thompson. Mrs Thompson disputes the sale and a court battle looms as the town watches.
A fragment notes Perry living at the Parting of the Ways a nickname for local highways and hints he will not part with the dog amid the uncertain context.
Mrs. Harriet E. Barr of Edgartown testified in Superior Court about alleged cruelty and abusive treatment by her husband George E. Barr of Bridgewater. She described being forced to aid in alleged nefarious acts including larceny, while facing him in court.
Mrs. Barr testified that her husband threatened her with a revolver and forced participation in shoplifting and robberies during their brief marriage begun in 1920. Judge Walsh ordered removal of young people from the courtroom as Miss Jennie Keith and Elizabeth Feeney’s testimonies described alleged parties and a confessed incident.
A square bertha frock made from remnants. Use plain material for the under part and plaid or figured fabric for trims. Cut a square bertha, neck opening, and five inch bottom slits each side, bind edges, and finish with tassels from embroidered roses.
Benjamin L. Gray, a World War I veteran, sues a shoe company in New York Supreme Court for $10,000 alleging he arranged a meeting that allowed a company representative to measure President Harding's feet for a shoe order. The suit, filed through attorney Bernard Sandler, seeks compensation for the services.
Checks for 143 000 were received by beneficiaries under the will of Mrs Mary M Johnson widow of Luther Scott Johnson retired shoe manufacturer Lynn Boston and Nahant charity organizations received shares despite objections raised by relatives of the Lynn woman Mr Johnson was president of Lynn Hospital before his death and his widow erected a nurses home on hospital grounds as memorial
A fragment discusses Mrs Bain and her former spouse in a cheeky or satirical note with odd phrasing and absent context. The snippet hints at a literary or dramatic motif but lacks clear event or outcome details.
The suit claims a shoe company used a president figure in a publicity stunt to advertise. The plaintiff seeks about 10 090 dollars while the Federation of Women’s Clubs plans to push marriage vote regulations in the next Congress.
Three young men are sought by East Boston police for attacking 19 year old Mary Sousa of 249 Prescott street as she walked home from night high school near the Mead Morrison plant on Prescott street along a lonely stretch.
A woman described as Miss Sousa was attacked by two or more men who pulled her waist and threw her to the ground before she could provide a full description. She could only offer a meagre account of the assailants.
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