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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
10
Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes tale The Valley of Fear shifts its settings to America. The next Sunday Post Magazine will feature the new instalment.
A discerning public comparing prices and quality in tailoring has boosted patronage across the Georges stores, reflecting demand for high-grade tailoring and value. The chain benefits from attentive shoppers who weigh both price and craft in their purchases.
Warning about acid mouth and tooth decay. The message stresses sudden onset, enamel penetration, and rapid decay if not avoided. Readers are urged to take precautions to prevent damage and boost dental safety.
The Massachusetts Prohibition Club issued a caustic call to Prohibitionists to support their candidates on the state ballot after a meeting at the Prohibition party State committee offices at 79 Milk Street. The statement also references the Progressive party in sharp terms.
The statement argues the Prohibition party’s sustained fight against liquor helped sway national opinion toward prohibition. It calls for unification with three conditions: unwavering commitment to statewide and national prohibition, ability to unite temperance groups, and potential for growth and victory. It critiques the Massachusetts Progressive party for lacking a clear prohibition stance.
Lawrence October 22 thousands of shoppers watched as Mrs Luke Pelletier 50 of 395 South Broadway and neighbor Mrs Joseph Pothier of 17 Farley Street were struck by a touring car owned and driven by Dr C J Burgess of Methuen. Pelletier is dying at General Hospital and Pothier is under physicians care at home. Eyewitnesses say the doctor drove slowly but could not stop and he stayed at the bedside after the accident.
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