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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1912
Page
9
Dr Charles M Green told a Harvard Medical School audience that women talk too much and would look better if they listened more He linked chatter to nervousness and said energy spent in talking should be redirected to other ends The remarks were made during a public lecture on The Hygiene of Women yesterday afternoon.
A lecture urged women to take a daily hour of rest away from home duties to relax body and mind. Dr. Green pressed ideas on sex hygiene and health certificates for marriage candidates as a large crowd filled the hall with many left outside disappointed.
Everett, Washington April 7 Puss the Chelan Fruit House champion ratter died by gas after grieving the loss of her six kittens. The cat opened a gas pipe and her body was found lying against a cock in the pipe.
Five commanderies of the Knights Templar in full dress attended Rev Dr Cortland Myers Easter sermon at Tremont Temple. Myers praised the order, attacked labor unions, politics and third parties, and urged cross principles for victory. He praised Sun Yat Sen and lamented potential upheaval if the cross is not carried out.
Dr Henry M Blake a 45 year physician with 387 of those years in Monmouth Me died today Born in 186 and a Wesleyan University and Bowdoin Medical College graduate He was among Kennebec counties best known physicians
An autopsy on E. Robert Hunkins of Everett, who died March 5 at Danvers Insane Hospital, sparked a secret inquiry by Warren Lodge 8 I O O F and Ruggles Lodge 126 AOUW of Roxbury. The examiner's work occurred Friday in Lowell and secrecy has surrounded the case.
Hawkins died suddenly after a September hospital observation. He showed improvement and worked in the institution laundry. Relatives received a telegram March 5 reporting his death. Officials found wounds on the scalp face and body. An autopsy ordered by Dr Meigs followed a secret investigation.
Police officers clash with seven attackers in a Malden residence at 21 Centre Street after a forced entry. The confrontation occurs in a dark room lit only by an overturned oil lamp shortly before dawn.
Police rounded up John H Ridley Howard Edson Thomas B Derricotte Mithiah Sykes all of Malden on gaming on the Lord s day. Arthur E Billups Everett Fred Johnson Malden and John E Fleming Malden were charged as present where gaming instruments were found. One man escaped by leaping from a second story window. A lamp was hurled to the floor and a fight erupted as officers subdued the group amid a blaze sparked by the lamp.
A cablegram from Germany via Boston describes a thyroid gland graft from a healthy child to an imbecile child’s liver at the University of Liepsic by Professor Erwin Paur. The claim is that normal mentality followed, a result not yet recalled in Boston or America.
Boston doctors explain a controversial thyroid graft to an imbecile's liver, noting the German surgeon treated the liver as fertile soil for the gland. They say the professor conducted multiple prior operations before this extreme method, a prior operation of this kind has never been documented.
Weston Spies Gales, organist and choirmaster at Emmanuel Church, closes a notable series of five free Lenten recitals. Audiences filled the church capacity as the program showcased Wagner Debussy and Humperdinck. The finale of Humperdinck Konigskinder and selections from Debussy Saint Sebastien were heard in Boston for the first time.
A San Francisco business man with advanced diabetic gangrene had a leg amputation after prior diabetes treatment. Surgeons at St Winnifred Hospital reported the wound healed healthfully in four weeks, aided by Fulton’s Diabetic Compound. Riker Jaynes Drug Stores supplied the treatment pamphlet.
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