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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
6
Former Boston mayor accuses ex governor Foss of fabricating charges for publicity. The letter traces prior labor disputes and accuses Foss of hypocrisy on prohibition while recounting alleged personal drinkings and political opportunism.
In a Rockingham County court the divorce was granted to Florence J. Cowles from Edward S. Cowles who had treated her harshly harming her health. Custody of children Mary age four and Virginia age five is shared with six month intervals in Massachusetts and New Hampshire and a court retainment clause. Mrs. Cowles plans residence near the children in Brookline and will visit weekly as they remain under governess care.
A Plant Juice advertisement features testimonial from L. G. Abbott of 19 Fenno Street Roxbury praising the herbal tonic as a cure for indigestion and related liver kidney and bowel troubles. The Plant Juice man at Liggett Drug Co. Store corner Washington and Avon Streets promotes the remedy daily to the public.
A preview for the Sunday Post Magazine highlights striking profiles of individuals who pursue remarkable, unexpected endeavors. The feature promises vivid photographs and human-interest narratives that emphasize creativity and resilience.
Advert reads that magnesia halts food fermentation and neutralizes stomach acid. It recommends bisolated magnesia, taken after meals, as the most effective form, with tablets and powder available, to relieve pain and restore normal digestion without pepsin or other aids.
Nearly 400000 fewer ballots will be issued this year by the Secretary of the Commonwealth for the State primary. Last year 1200000 ballots were distributed. this year 830000 are to be printed for polling places due to a law change requiring one ballot for three parties instead of one per party.
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