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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1919

Page

2

Faton Case to be Heard in Essex County Court

The will of Charles S. Eaton, former owner of Thompson's Spa, moves from the Supreme Court to the Essex County Superior Court. Eaton's widow Ella F. Eaton will contest provisions that leave properties to sons Eza S. Eaton Malcolm H. Eaton and Charles F. Eaton and direct estate disposition she deems unsatisfactory.

Salem Charles S. Eaton Thompson’s Spa Judge Braley Supreme Court Essex County Superior Court

Probate Court Allows Will with Jury Trial Ordered

Judge Harry L Dow in Probate Court allowed the will for Mrs Eaton and issued a certificate for a jury trial. Charles F Choate Jr said he would appeal within five days. The case heads to the Supreme Court on alleged undue influence and unsound mind with trustees Boyd B Jones and William R Sears opposing.

Harry Lt. Dow Dow Charles F. Choate, Jr Eaton Choate Boyd B. Jones William R. Sears Post Math Mincinals

Sugar Equalization Board May Extend Into 1920

Attorney General Palmer told Senator McNary the sugar equalization board should be continued in 1920 to prevent Cuban sugar prices rising 15 to 20 cents per pound for American consumers. He urged passage of McNary’s bill to keep the board operative.

Washington Congress Sugar Equalization Board Palmer McNary Oregon

Frown on Jakey in Brockton

Brockton, Nov 17 Jakey is fast becoming disreputable in the Shoe City and merchants selling the fiery concoction to husbands of a vigilance committee of women face their wrath. One woman says her husband drank six bottles in one day, joking about a per diem habit.

Brockton Jakey

Prohibition profiteers eyed as Jamaica ginger sales rise

Temperance workers in Brockton and statewide accuse merchants of profiting from Jamaica ginger. They claim wage earners suffer and small boys smuggle the drink to tipplers as police crack down. City Marshal Ryan notes most bottles found are chipped, indicating a booming black market. A local trend favors a grape fruit cocktail made from half a grape fruit juice and a yeast cake.

Brockton Jamaica Ryan

Pioneer woman appointed Asbury Park city clerk

The town of Asbury Park New Jersey named a woman as city clerk claiming she is the first female holder of that office in the state.

First Woman Appointed City Clerk in New Jersey

ASBURY PARK NEW JERSEY NOV 17 Miss A Grace King longtime secretary to Mayor Het rick becomes the first woman in the state named city clerk of Asbury Park She succeeds Harry B White King a trained stenographer and typist and daughter of Charles F King a Allenhurst newspaper correspondent

Asbury Park N. J A. Grace King Clarence BR. F. Hetrick New Jersey Harry B. White Miss King Charles F. King Allenhurst

Red Cross Christmas Seals Urged By Surgeon General

Washington announces Rupert Blue, surgeon general, urges support for Red Cross Christmas Seal sale starting December 1. He notes over 150,000 Americans die annually from tuberculosis and emphasizes prevention, calling for school involvement on December 6 7 in schools synagogues and churches to fund nationwide anti tuberculosis efforts.

Washington Rupert Blue United States Public Health Service America National Tuberculosis Association Red Cross

Great Fire Loss Blame on Matches

Fire Prevention Commission appeals to use safety matches to cut Massachusetts fire losses. Officials claim universal adoption of scratch-on-the-box matches could reduce annual losses by more than 2 million dollars.

Fire Prevention Commission Massachusetts

Matches blamed for vast fire losses across four classes

The report shows 16575 fires annually from matches, mainly from careless use and children handling them. Annual losses average 32 430 000 with 760 fires from careless use and 617 from children and matches, urging school education to curb such dangers.

Commission

Women rise in wine making feared by temperance officials

Miss Cora Stoddard of the bureau of scientific temperance investigation told the National Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention in St Louis that many women are producing wine from elderberries dandelions and other fruits. She urged continuing campaigns against beer and wine and noted plans to raise 1 million dollars by next March and grow union membership from 500000 to 1000000 by 1924. Tonight focused on Americanization projects.

ST. Louis Cora Stoddard Bureau of Scientific Temperance Investigation National Women’s Christian Temperance Union Vermont Miss Stoddard

Miller Park man found guilty of restaurant assault

Edward O'Brien of Miller Park Roxbury was found guilty of assault after wrecking the Japanese restaurant at 200 Hampden Street. He and a companion attacked proprietor Nate Halyti, who, with a swollen eye, did not press the charge. Judge Ahern sentenced O'Brien to a suspended month in the House of Correction to allow restitution.

Edward O'Brien Miller Park Roxbury Dudley Street Hampden Street Roxbury Court Ahern Nate Halyti O’brien House of Correction

Service Buttons Distribution Shifts to Tremont Row Office

The army recruiting service will issue service and wound buttons to discharged soldiers at 8 Tremont Row starting Thursday November 20, with daily presentations from 12 30 to 4 30 p m. Also notes Swift & Company carcass beef sales in Boston for the week ending November 15 averaged 16.58 cents per pound.

Army Recruiting Service Tremont Row Boston Common Swift & Company Boston

Clearance sale of select items in multiple shades

Reduced for clearance to $10.00 with items described in purple black brown taupe and beaver shades and noted as on the second floor in choicest materials.

Bath Robes Featured in Satin Ribbon Trim Designs

Beaded with high neck long sleeve satin ribbon bound robes offered in rose lavender mulberry Alice blue and grey Beacon Blanket Bath Robes with V neck and turn back cuffs. Desirable collars and matching trim priced at $6.50.

Fashion Gloves and Accessories Price List

Women's Capeskin l clasp gloves in oak shade and washable duplex gloves with strap wrist priced at $1.65 and $1.50. Slip on Capeskin Gloves in tan brown beaver and gray at $4.25. Children's Capeskin Gloves fleece lined l clasp model at $1.50. Main Fireor.

Children's Plaid and Chambray Sleepin Garments

Made of plaid and checked ginghams with chambray accents and hand-smocked touches. Includes footed flannelette sleepwear for children ages 2 to 14 years in white and colors. Priced at $2.00. Third Floor Summer St. Elevators.

Summer St

Ribbon bags and materials show varied designs and prices

New ribbon bags feature graceful designs including velvet and shell top styles with chains. Materials cost 6 to 10 dollars, including top chain lining tassel and trimming braid. Pattern and careful instructions offered free with material purchase. Other bag styles display from 5 to 14.50 dollars with materials 4 to 12 dollars on the main floor.

Advertising list of toiletries and soaps with prices

A compact pulp page item lists toilet goods and soaps with prices including Pepsodent toothpaste and Woodbury’s Facial Soap. Palmarosa Soap is priced per dozen at $1.50.

Woodbury’s

Gotham Corsets and Hovey Corset Advertisement

An old classified snippet advertises Gotham Corsets priced at $5.00 featuring mercerized brocade with elastic side inserts and pink hose supporters, plus C. F. Hovey Corset at $4.00 in coutil with long hip and front and side hose supporters, available for medium to slender figures in pink only.

C. F. Hovey

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FATON Urges Sugar Board Philip Morris Bond Street King Edward VI Dr. Wernet Wernet Dental Mfg. Co Beekman St Bellans Indigestion Bellans Asbury Park Miss Grace King Teachers’ Convention Sec Redfield Department of Commerce Middlesex County Teachers’ Convention Lodge Walsh Irish Victory Fund John Morton K. OF David L. Finn Cambridge Knights of Columbus France Qy Rep UNION Onslault Ant Vnse Hovey Batiste Madras Beacon Children’s Navy Maduro Jersey Serge Vienna Our Gotham Dame, Stoddard Co Washington St Franklin Copenhagen Panama Women’s Woolen Union Queen Quality
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