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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
6
Dr. C MacFie Campbell of the Boston Psychopathic Hospital told a State House conference that mental diseases are common and curable if treated early. He urged public education to replace ignorance that leads families to gloss over mental troubles as physical ailments.
Advertisement claims C Leavengood of Kansas discovered a simple asthma remedy. It offers a free 10 day trial with a big bottle mailed to readers who request it. If it cures at $1.25, otherwise no charge. Address 1587 8S. W. Blvd. Rosedale Kansas.
A bronze bronze turkey on a marble pedestal from Milan was sent as a Thanksgiving gift to President Harding by the Italian American Society of Italy. It arrived aboard the steamer Taormina from Genoa and will be transported to the White House Thanksgiving Bar by Charles D. Malaguti of Boston.
James F. Garfield of the Army recruiting station in Boston appeared in the local court charged with assault and battery by his wife previously of Salem. The case was continued until Thursday, following a dramatic earlier incident when his wife leapt from a third story window of a Salem hotel and suffered a sprained ankle.
A memorial to Theodore Roosevelt is to be erected on Ancon Hill overlooking the canal. The idea originated by J. H. Grieser canal zone swimming director has been approved by authorities.
P. M. Pilkington of New York testified before the Senate special investigating committee that Haitian bandits tortured and ate Private Lawrence and killed Lieutenant Muth of the Marine Corps. He said cannibals believed eating human flesh gave courage and fortitude, and he recounted Marines lost in the mountains being cared for by the attackers.
Worcester action filed in Superior Court by Clarence J L Bicknell of Allston against John E Washburn of Worcester seeks damages in a tort suit. Neither defendant nor counsel would comment. Washburn heads a Worcester steam heating business and presides over the New England fair horse show.
Mayor Peter yesterday vetoed the City Council action not granting a permit to Atlantic Refining Company to erect four gasoline and oil tanks at 76 Cambridge Street Brighton. The tanks would hold about 600000 gallons.
An East Boston resident Mrs. W LePage recounts relief from severe rheumatic pain after using Weldona a Boston medical ad touts Weldona as a scientific treatment. The ad invites readers to request a free book Germs of Rheumatism and visits Weldona representatives at Houghton and Dutton Drug Dept. with the company also distributing free literature from 132 Boylston St. Boston.
Donations push the Salvation Army fund in Boston to 139 855 dollars with about 60 000 more to raise by Saturday. 163 young women collected in the business district raising 3 000 in a day. Notable gifts include 1 000 dollars in wool and 500 from the crockery committee.
New York Nov 16 Executives of U S railroads agreed to an immediate ten percent cut in carload freight rates on farm products for six months The reduction excludes traffic wholly within New England It will likely take effect within ten days and costs about 550 million according to Thomas De Witt Cuyler president of the Association of Railway Executives
The Rev. J. J. Richards of Norwood Ohio states years of study led to a treatment that cured his chronic bronchitis after 30 years. He offers a free booklet detailing the treatment and how others may obtain it by sending name and address to Richards Chemical Co Columbus Ohio.
Young Fitzsimmons of Oklahoma City has been signed to box Johnny Wilson of Boston, to be staged in New Orleans. Dates were not decided, and sources say negotiations are not yet entered.
Article describes nerve exhaustion as a loss of nerve force due to inherited or depleted nerve fluid. It links weak nerves to various symptoms such as back pains, head heaviness, sleeplessness, heart palpitations, and poor digestion, arguing that only more nerve force can restore strength and vigor.
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