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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
9
An ad describing rapid growth in children depleting strength and causing lethargy. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a iron rich tonic that enriches blood by increasing red blood cells and removing poisons, improving appetite and vitality. Available in liquid or tablet forms with the product name on every package.
In Curtis Bay Maryland two men died after a dispute at a party at John Allen's home. John Allen age 57 and Robert Reed age 36 were killed. William H. Thompson age 38 of Lynchburg Virginia is jailed on murder charges claiming self defense. Authorities say the shooting followed tensions over Allen's 16 year old granddaughter.
The Duranters plan a second homestretch rally in Huntington Hall Rogers Building at 7 45 p m. Mrs Mina del Castillo will present an illustrated talk on Music in the Moving Pictures with Miss Lotta Clark addressing the teams committee on expanding the campaign to 20 000 members. Mrs Frank Boyce Tupper will speak on Faith.
Robert L. Norton recounts a Maine wilderness trek with camping, canoeing, and trail travel. The party encounters partridges, moose tracks, deer, blue herons, and a dramatic Eagle Lake crossing, while reflecting on nature’s beauty and the season’s chill. A continuation follows tomorrow.
Charles Milligan a 16 year old West Newton youth disappeared after delivering a letter from the Boston American office on Saturday October 1. He is 5 feet 5 inches tall 120 pounds with dark brown curly hair and blue eyes. He wore a green tweed suit cap and short pants.
Municipal Judge Jacobs frees John Benauty after larceny charge when officers present a heavy wheel of limburger cheese as evidence. Benauty claimed he found the cheese and the gag ends with the prisoner discharged.
Worcester court heard Frances Veronneau of Gardner threw an alarm clock at Arthur Veronneau and a small statue at him for carrying the baby. A drinking glass flew during a discussion about a bird cage. The judge interpreted these acts as grounds in the divorce case.
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