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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
17
Nov. 22 report by the Associated Press notes Queen Mother Margharita marking her birthday with a one hour underwater cruise aboard the submarine Emo. The event underscores a ceremonial display aboard a naval vessel.
The brothers of Bertha Cole Britton, who are on the 10th day of a hunger strike against Louis A. Britton's divorce action, signed papers urging her commitment to an insane asylum. Papers reached Skowhegan and may be served tomorrow if efforts to force nourishment fail.
Friends and neighbors including a large Orono chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star witnessed Mrs. Britton maintain a fast begun November 13 as she battles a separation from her husband. Attorney Benedict I. Maher of Augusta plans to oppose commitment to an insane asylum and to contest the hunger strike while discussing a possible legal separation settlement.
Ania Fontant quotes indicate he would not discuss details and directed inquiries to attorney W Fulsom Merrill. The milk bottle used by Mrs Foster and later by Mrs Britton was found in the Britton kitchen with about a tablespoon removed as evidence.
At 9 20 Mr McDonald died from gas exposure while serving overseas with the 6th Field Artillery. An escort of United States Veterans will attend the services.
The Sallinger Stores advertise ready to wear coats from top makers with tailored fit and premium fur garments. Prices are guaranteed not to exceed competing cash stores and often are lower, backed by strong buying power and large yearly merchandise. Choice Squirrel Chin Chin or turn back collar fur coats described as 40 inches long.
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