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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1910

Page

7

A.O.H. Women Drive Active Campaign In Lowell

In Lowell on Apr 23 the A O H Women’s Auxiliary signals a rising role in state politics backing Mary A Cavanaugh for state president and Ella M Murphy for state treasurer. The convention opens with a monster parade led by Archbishop O Connell and features mass at St Patrick’s Church and remarks on Irish history.

Lowell Order of Hibernians Mary A. Cavanaugh East Boston Ella M. Murphy Cavanaugh Suffolk County O'Connell Ireland Colonel Rogers St. Patrick’s Church Mgr. Arthur Oe Essex County Heshop O’connell J. J. Chittick Norfolk County Michael J. Murphy Middlesex County Philip J. O'Donnell Order of Ribernians Erin

New Cadum eczema remedy astonishes medical world

Cadum touted as a quick cure for eczema and many skin conditions. The ad claims external treatment only works, stops itching immediately, and begins healing on first application. Trial box 10c, large box 25c, sold by all druggists.

Ignorance in Uncle Walt’s Candy Stunt

A 1910 Walt Mason verse recounts a teacher candy stunt in a August school see the kindly crowd. A single boy who answered I dont know is denied candy while others receive treats. The piece comments on ignorance and schooling with satirical wry humor.

Asia Minor Irish Sea Walt Mason

President Taft Sets Fair Profit Tariff Claims

President Taft outlines a campaign keynote stressing tariff reform based on Tariff Commission findings. He argues for fair profits for American producers and denounces extortionate gains as unacceptable.

Tariff Commission Taft

Right food as basis for right living say writer

A famous writer argues there is only one disease wrong living and only one cure right living, emphasizing the role of proper diet as a foundation for a healthy life.

Grape-Nuts Promises Brain and Body Nutrition Claim

An advertisement touts Grape-Nuts as containing vital elements from wheat and barley, notably potassium phosphate, essential for tissue rebuilding. It asserts daily use supports well-being and invites readers to read The Road to Wellville, found in packages.

Wellville

John Henry sketch by George V. Hobart grows funnier weekly

The fourth of the humorous John Henry sketches by George V. Hobart remains true to life and will be appreciated by readers who have enjoyed his honeymoon tales.

John Henry George V. Hobart

Jewelry Seizures Highlight Customs Probe at Port

At New York harbor, Mrs. Alfred Dugrenier and her husband faced a customs hearing after officers found dutiable goods in her baggage. Authorities seized a gold chain, three gold watches, three scarf pins, and a gold locket. Also under scrutiny were trunks of William Tweed McGinnis and an unlisted bag of diamonds carried by Mrs. M. S. Tuhlback as protective concealment.

New York Alfred Dugrenier Lawrence Mass Dugrenier William Tweed McGinnis New Orleans Tuhl

French wine firm figure Dugrenier in city brief

Lawrence report notes Alfred Dugrenier a prominent French resident active in Dugrenier & Lachapelle. He is a manufacturer of French wine, and also a contractor and builder. He was held up by customs officials in New York.

Lawrence Alfred Dugrenier New York Dugrenier & TW Lachapelle

Leaders of the Eagles Debate In New York and California

Thomas F. Grady of New York faces Theodore B. Bell of California for leadership in the order as over 15,000 E agles including delegates gather in the city for the meeting.

Thomas F. Grady New York Theodore B. Bell California Order City

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