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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1915

Page

5

Beatrice Carpenter Alleges Contempt Over Alimony

Mrs Beatrice Carpenter of Somerville testified in the Superior Court equity session that she lived with Edwin Carpenter after her first divorce libel and seeks contempt against him for failing to pay $20 weekly alimony. She also asks for a reduction. The first libel was filed in June 1913 and the second in April 1915.

Beatrice Carpenter Somerville Superior Court Edwin Carpenter Carpenter

Boy Dies After Dray Trampling in Lynn

Henry Hazel age 16 of 11 Fairmount Place Saugus was killed when a four ton dray he drove ran over him at Walnut and Holyoke streets. He had been guiding the horses beside the wagon and tried to climb into the driver's seat missing his footing. He died half an hour after being taken to Lynn City Hospital.

Henry Hazel Fairmount Place Saugus Lynn Walnut Holyoke Lynn City Hospital

Bees Build Better Elements For Uneeda Biscuit Making

Beehives are cited for supplying improved materials and care that advance Uneeda Biscuit production. Experts highlight the benefits of bees in providing superior ingredients, better baking outcomes, and enhanced protection of quality.

Prohibition Costs and Economic Collapse Warned in 1915

A 1915 critique argues nationwide prohibition would wipe out over three billion in first-year losses, slash federal and local revenues, devastate real estate and hotels, ruin related industries and jobs, and fail to end social ills, predicting vast economic disaster without constructive solutions.

Letters From Fans Claim Family Ties And Pranks

A writer recounts fans claiming kinship from distant places including a supposed sister who appeared at a studio, a prisoner husband named Billy seeking release, a South American cousin tree drawing, and a Tennessee claim of a long lost daughter. Others request adoption in the court of love and a Michigan man seeks a mother.

Billy Mary Court of Love Tennessee Michigan New York

Letters From Readers Touch Dancing, Eye Health and Typing

A reader endorses a daughter's chance to learn dancing with parental approval while praising a bookkeeper's discretion. Another letter warns against eye medicines that cause blindness and extols health and kindness. A note mentions Mary Pickford talks appearing in the Daily Post and Sunday Post weekly.

St. Paul, Minn Mabel R Vancouver Mary Pickford Daily Post Sunday Post

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