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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
11
An application to arrest George H. Brown, ex mayor and ex public works chief, is heard by the Lowell court of special sessions at the police station on grounds of failure to meet a debt, brought by Attorney Albert S. Howard.
The article notes an arrest certificate filing tied to a suit against former Lowell mayor Brown. The 1909 earnings, libel suit winnings, and loans are detailed while Brown denies owning property or funds, claiming campaign money and gifts. He mentions a Waterville farm transferred in 1908.
Suffolk County G A R members discuss dissolving tiny posts due to fast thinning ranks. Proposals call for merging into larger county wide posts to extend the veterans organization life. Colonel Charles O Newell leads the meeting at G A R Hall Chelsea. Women’s Relief Corps provides dinner afterward.
Advertisement promotes bisulfated magnesia as the best antacid for acid stomachs. It claims most people suffer from acid symptoms after meals and that a teaspoonful in hot water or two tablets will quickly ease pain, bloating, and belching, improving digestion. It warns against artificial digestants and urges buyers to ensure the product is bisulfated magnesia.
Silas Lapham’s wealth from mineral paint draws Tom Corey into the Lapham enterprise. Corey’s family debates social risk and marriage while Tom obtains a desk position, meets Lapham’s circle, and becomes entwined with the Boston furniture of wealth.
Samuel Hopkins Adams critiques imitations of waterproof garments in the New York Tribune. He notes Charles Goodyear’s widow path and his lack of capital, while warning that many firms profit from Goodyear’s name through misleading products.
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