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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1917

Page

3

Danderine promised to make hair lush and dandruff free

A fifteen sentence advertisement claims Knowlton's Danderine will quickly add fullness shine and gloss to hair remove dandruff and stop hair loss within weeks. It asserts easy cheap results with a 25 cent bottle and urges trial with a simple cloth test.

Knowlton Advt

Senator Named in Fatal Riot in Philadelphia

State Senator Edwin H. Ware was identified as the figure expected to supply funds to bring gunmen from New York for election work in Philadelphia’s fifth ward on primary day September 19, the day a policeman was killed. His brother, Congressman William S. Ware, was cited as confirming the money would come from Isaac Deutsch, alleged gangmaster.

Philadelphia Edwin H. Ware New York Fifth Ward William S. Ware Isaac Deutsch

Ware brothers tied to Fifth Ward killing case

Sen Ware and brother the congressman deny Maloney's testimony that implicates them in the Fifth Ward feud. The hearing before Mayor Smith includes Isadore Stern and James A Carey, both tied to ward politics and the melee that left Policeman Eppley dead. Seventeen men are under arrest in New York in connection with the case and expected testimony continues tomorrow.

Ware Brothers Samuel G. Maloney Thomas B. Smith Fifth Ward New York Maloney Val O'Farrell Ware United States Boies Penrose James P. McNichol Wares

Women Seek to Join Colors in British Canadian Mission

The British-Canadian Mission opened a recruiting tent at Brockton fair grounds under Lt Cyril White. Enthusiasm ran high as men and women signaled readiness for service with Canada or England. Boston HQs reported 24 men enlisted. three women volunteered to be notified of openings, including Viva McMillan, Alice Dixon, and Mary Hannigan.

Brockton Fair Grounds Cyril White W. A. White United States Canada England Boston Bromfield Street Viva McMillan Washington Street Haverhill Alice Dixon Ireland Back Bay Mary Hannigan London Pinckney Street Miss Hannigan

Mayor Witnesses Telepathy Demonstration at Orpheum

Mayor Curley observed a mental telepathy test with Prescott and Miss Hope Eden as headliners at the Orpheum Theatre. Newspaper men and others watched as the pair faced a series of severe tests and performed perfectly.

Curley Prescott Miss Hope Eden Orpheum Theatre

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