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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1921
Page
5
Hmile LeGoeur of 16 Nashua Street Somerville faced a bedside hearing with his ill wife unable to attend. He was found guilty of assaulting her with a revolver and knocking her down stairs on November 2 and received eight months in the house of correction.
A grip attack may cause lasting weakness and health problems. The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills to restore blood and strength after illness and for anemia rheumatism and neuralgia. Sold by druggists or mailed for 60 cents per box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
An old home made cough remedy using 2% ounce Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or molasses promises quick relief for severe coughs and chest colds. It asserts strong soothing effects, warns of imitations, and offers guaranteed satisfaction with a money back refund from The Pinex Co in Wayne, Indiana.
Washington dispatch notes Lord Curzon speech confirms Britain’s irritation with France for backing submarines. Despatch dated November 25 cites ongoing Franco British friction over naval policy and submarine advocacy.
The text argues that France and England cannot afford to split, fearing a European power vacuum. It urges cooperation with Germany, warns against weaponized submarines, and notes shifts toward practical diplomacy at conferences while cautioning against hollow language masking hidden aims.
Judge Morton scolds a series of minor Migratory Bird Treaty Act cases in U S District Court. Defendants from Quincy, John M. McLean and Carlton K. Speart, face $1 fines for shooting from a boat with a hoisted sail. Another defendant is charged with selling mallard eggs without a permit. The judge questions enforcement scope and says he will report the approach to Washington.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Boston Relief Committee will host a Christmas bazaar December 9 and 10 from 2 to 11 p.m. at the German Workingmen's Hall in Roxbury to raise funds for German relief. The event supports a nationwide effort to aid 600000 suffering German children, with committee members listed and a White House card of best wishes received from Mrs. Harding.
Samuel B. Clark and Michael Daly, both residents of Malden, were severely burned and bruised when a section of a basement wall collapsed at the Centre Building in Malden Square. A steam pipe broke as heavy stones rolled into a hole, trapping them in scalding steam. They were reported to be well enough to depart for home the following day.
Pierre Monteux leads the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Symphony Hall as Schonberg's Verklarte Nacht arranged for string orchestra receives its first Boston performance in this form. The piece originated as a string sextet in 1915 with Kneisel Quartet in Steinert Hall and was later expanded for full string orchestra with revisions by the composer.
A critic praises Schonberg’s expansion from six strings to about sixty creating a rich symphonic texture. The review lauds the emotional depth and the Dehmel text setting while noting over richness and prolixity. Brahms and Tschaikowsky works are also discussed alongside Weingartner and Weber.
Sinn Fein delegates consult in Dublin as Sir James Craig heads to Belfast to brief Parliament. Lloyd George insists allegiance to the Crown remains non negotiable, while Moderates push for concessions. Ulster opposition and potential military rule loom if talks fail.
Another brick was painted into the Red Cross on the Shepard storefront yesterday marking the fourth brick and indicating that the Boston Metropolitan Chapter contributions have surpassed $40,000. Enrolment of members and donations continue at Chapter headquarters with mail contributions accepted at 142 Berkeley Street year round.
John Ramage aged 82 of 1051 Washington Street was removed to City Hospital after collapsing in the street near his residence. He was reported to be suffering from exhaustion following the incident last night.
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safer liver remedy replacing calomel. Claiming quick relief from headaches heaviness and dullness they promise teeth safe from calomel damage and mental clarity with a 15¢ to 30¢ price range.
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