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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1919
Page
6
In Dover Vermont farmers resolved to organize a bear hunt next Saturday morning to protect flocks after bears killed between 40 and 58 sheep and lambs. Reports say bears have been sighted along roads and an unarmed man was chased by a large bear. Hunters across Windham County urged to join.
Mrs George D Wolcott of Claremont New Hampshire describes weakness nervousness and insomnia improved after one week on Dr Williams Pink Pills She regained strength gained weight and no longer tires easily Claim promotes 50 cents per box six for 250 and a free booklet Building Up the Blood from Schenectady NY.
Dr. Marlin reports from Europe that Germany seeks revenge through Russia and may drift Bolshevist if Allies fail to unite. He details famine, blockade, and labor strife in Germany, Finland, and Petrograd, warning the world of Bolshevik threats and urging decisive allied policy now.
A disreputable remedy claims dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid argon applied nightly to the scalp will remove all signs of dandruff by morning. It promises itching cessation and shinier, softer hair after repeated uses and asserts liquid arvon is available at drug stores and inexpensive.
About 50 to 75 men join the new permanent city police on patrols in uniform as the first intake since the strike. Some 300 to 400 more are ready for street duty from the training school. The force totals 728 with 650 sworn and 78 certified, with 64 more to take mental tests and 24 from other cities to undergo tests today.
In Manchester police court Judge Healy sentenced Eksterious George to 30 days in jail and a 29.70 fine after he sold a pint of whiskey to Charles Adams for 4.0. The sale was witnessed by two police officers who nabbed him.
Washington report says Carranza troops are implicated in the kidnapping of William O. Jenkins, the Puebla American consular agent seized October 19. Jenkins was released after $150,000 in American gold was paid by Puebla friends, with officials awaiting prompt reimbursement from Mexico. The US government does not plan to pay the ransom.
Advertises a Pinex based cough remedy mixed with sugar syrup honey or molasses to treat severe coughs chest colds and throat irritation. Promises rapid relief good taste low cost and guaranteed satisfaction with refund. Mentions Pinex as Norwegian extract and directs to ask for 21% ounces of Pinex from The Pinex Co J Wayne Ind.
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