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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
4
District Attorney Saltonstall questioned Mrs. Raab about an alleged assault at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dow. The couple’s home is under watch while the Preston case discussion continues.
An advertisement touts Ice Mint as a cooling foot preparation from Japanese mint camphor and menthol. It claims instant relief for tired burning feet, reduces swelling, and helps wear smaller shoes. Sold by druggists nationwide.
Mrs Mary O Leary Raab of Melrose Highlands is at the center of a sprawling probe. State police canvassed the O Leary home as Wakefield officials expand inquiries into the Preston case. Raab s mother defends her daughter amid dramatic claims of disguises and party intrigue involving a Dow home gathering and a mysterious character Mary Gordon.
The record quotes a statement that in the ongoing inquiry a sad mistake was being made, though the exact nature of the error is not specified. The line indicates concern or admonition about how the investigation is proceeding.
Atlantic City columnist Henry W Stell a veteran probation officer warns that studying beauty books over cookbooks leads to alimony as $3000 monthly passes from young husbands to mismated young wives. He argues flappers lack responsibility and calls for raising the marriage age to at least 20 to curb puppy love.
Prices realized ranged from 7.00 to 19.75 cents per pound on shipments sold out and averaged 14.22 cents per pound in Boston for the week ending Saturday Oct 28.
Surrogate Gleason rules the Armstrong will residue goes to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Estate valued at 100000 to 140000 dollars, after life interests to Catharine Moul. Court inferred testator meant the ASPCA, not a nonexistent society, for the bequest.
Chief William R. McIntosh of Winchester was honored at the town meeting with an engraved testimonial from the Board of Selectmen for a quarter century of service in his role.
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