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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
9
Lawrence woman faced district court arraignment after a Saturday evening assault on Julius Boris. She claimed her husband accused her of affection for Boris, leading to a confrontation at 162 Valley Street where she struck his head with a bottle and was fined $10.
Judge De Courcy of the Supreme Judicial Court held that Mayor Haines acted under a city ordinance to remove Medford fire chief Thomas A. Qualey for cause but violated the need for a prior hearing as required by recent full bench decisions.
A frontier fashion chronicle laments a demand for monkey skin coats. It notes trappers kill 22 to 35 monkeys per coat and stresses the artists favor young black and white monkeys for fur garments, asserting the practice tempts fur trade amid fashion dictates.
Dr. Horatio R. Storer, famed Boston surgeon and pioneer in abdominal surgery, is remembered by Dr. H. C. Marcy of Cambridge. The narrative recalls his European studies with Dr. Simpson, his controversial abdominal cures, his wealth and writings, his later illness, marriage after a papal pardon, and his Newport home. It also notes Dr. Malcolm Storer as a Boston surgeon and mentions France planning to rebuild 3000 churches at 200 million francs after the war.
The schooner Tremont, built on the Mystic, was valued at $20,000 and offered for sale. Tremont Trust Company had it taken over for liquidation and proposed selling at the $20,000 bid after arguments by Simon Swig. The court postponed its decision to allow Swig a chance to raise the price. otherwise the sale would proceed at $20,000.
Ellis Parker Butler, author of Pigs Is Pigs, offers his thoughts on marriages in The Tenth Mrs Tulkington to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises Butler’s familiar wry humor and social commentary.
Governor and Council will take no action this week on appointing the four members for the new finance and administration commission. The Executive Council is not meeting today as members are in Springfield for the Eastern States Exposition where they confirmed Mrs. Emma Fall Scho fiel of Malden as a member of the Industrial Accident Board.
State House in Norfolk hosts a caucus of the county auxiliary where state officers are endorsed. Mary E Murphy of Norwood is nominated for district executive member.
The Winsol line expanded from under a dozen medicines to over a hundred products. Started by a New England firm 77 years ago, the Winsol Plan makes suppliers, agents, pharmacists, employees, and customers stockholders, spreading profits throughout the distribution chain and boosting Winsol sales nationwide.
The Winsol line, part of over 100 products, rests on proven formulas with no experiments. It cites the Massachusetts Board of Health testing purity and compliance with the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act, claiming no label or product changes were needed. Remedial options cover all ages and ailments, including first aid until a doctor arrives.
The Winsol franchise for selling the Winsol line is not confined to any agent. Winsol goods are sold in the open market. Any jobber or dealer can obtain them directly or through their jobber. Druggists and jobbers are urged to join a growing sales drive backed by strong advertising.
An advertisement offers a free sample bottle of Neuropathic Drops from Winsol, sent postage paid in response to a coupon postcard or letter. The copy urges users to test the product at home, use as directed, and judge Winsol by results, promising satisfaction or money back, with address 192 196 Cambridge Street Boston.
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