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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1911
Page
4
The Rev. Herbert Johnson preached "Justice for Ministers" at Warren Avenue Baptist Church. He argued that ministers are human and face temptations greater than those of non clerics, and that Clarence V. T. Richeson merits consideration if proven.
E. B. Norton of Syracuse credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with keeping him active in his craft past 80. He notes he began using it 15 years ago and urges elderly people to try it, claiming it adds years of vigor and work life.
A brief saying notes that guilt does not prove hypocrisy but reflects weakness. The quote emphasizes human frailty rather than moral duplicity.
A minister speaks on attacks following Richeson arrest and a wave of insulting postal cards. He argues that fallible ministers deserve mercy and that one bad man should not discredit core gospel truths or condemn all clergy. He reflects on temptations, forgiveness, and the need for fair judgment of ministers.
In Bridgeport Connecticut on October 29 four people died by gas asphyxiation in a home at 271 Helen Street. The victims include Mrs Annie Hardarick her husband John Hardarick their nephew John Prevunsnak and boarder John Kepesar. The deaths follow the mother's threat to kill herself if her son was sent to reform school after a court case.
The article notes thousands in England work on tall stilts in hop fields and during pole stringing, claiming a stilt man equals four or five stepladder workers. It also mentions a vast heathen temple in North Japan with hair ropes from provincial women, describing ropes from trees brought by edict.
A story where John loans $10 to Bill after Jim urges it to stop the grafter from borrowing. Jim explains that refusing would push Bill to him, and he does not want to lend to a grafter, illustrating the value of friendly advice.
A Pyramid Drug Co notice offers a free plain wrapper trial of Pyramid Pile Cure for piles. It promises instant relief from pain and itching and a later full-size package for 50 cents, urging readers to mail a free coupon today.
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