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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1910

Page

8

Miss Helen Taft Debuts in White House Society

Washington December 1 Miss Helen Taft the President and Mrs Tafts daughter was formally presented to society at a White House reception. The event drew Vice President Sherman cabinet members and diplomats in a grand east room display. Helen, about 20 years old, is educated athletic and worldly with global travels and fluency in Spanish Tagalog and French. She attended Miss Baldwins School and Bryn Mawr College before assisting her mother in the White House.

Washington Taft Helen Taft White House Sherman Diplomatic Corps Big East Room Pacific Philippines Miss Baldwin School For Girls Bryn Mawr College

Mellen Signals Decline in Railroad Trade

New Haven December 1. President Mellen of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad warns of a recession in business. He cannot predict how severe it will be or how long it will last.

New Haven Mellen New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Explanations on unsigned circulars by Dudley M Holman

Dudley M Holman private secretary to Governor elect Foss writes to correct false Boston Post report about unsigned circulars. He says 10 000 copies were printed not 100 000 and only small bundles were distributed not a mass circulation. He notes the circular shows Lodge votes from the Congressional Record and that the Cape trip papers were properly supplied.

Dudley M. Holman Foss Post Boston Frogo Hibon Lodge Cape Senator Lodge

Boston Suffragettes Under Fire From London Visitor

Mrs. Philip Snowden, a London suffragette, urged Boston women to unite and demand the vote. At Tremont Temple she urged quieter, organized action to alleviate poverty and improve conditions in the North, West and South ends, arguing voting would elevate women’s status and influence national affairs.

Philip Snowden London Tremont Temple Boston England

Children Suffer Rash Then Find Cuti cura Remedies

A Brooklyn chemist recalls how his two children’ s facial rash spread to the body and how Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent relieved symptoms. He reports no recurrence in over two years and endorses the Cuticura line.

Germany William Grelek Douglas Brooklyn N. Y Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston

Omar Khayyam Debut With Cecilia Society and BSO

The Cecilia Society and the Boston Symphony Orchestra presented Granville Bantock s Omar Khayyam at Symphony Hall. Soloists Margaret Keyes George Harris Robert Maitland conducted by Fiedler. Review notes strong music but uneven singing and difficult choral parts.

Cecilia Society Boston Symphony Orchestra Symphony Hall Granville Bantock Omar Khayyam Boston Margaret Keyes George Harris Robert Maitland Mr. Fiedler Fiedler Miss Keyes Harris Maitland

Prince Henry XXXVI of Reuss Ill With Appendicitis

The German protected cruiser Freya arrived at Puerto Cabello Venezuela and sailed for Willemstad Curacao. Prince Henry XXXVI of Reuss, an officer aboard Freya, is ill with appendicitis.

Puerto Cabello Venezuela Freya Willemstad Curacao Prince Henry XXXVI of Reuss

Grape Nuts Restores Stamina In Digestive Sufferer

A Michigan woman describes recovery from dyspepsia and nerve distress after using Grape-Nuts for two months. She credits restored appetite, steadier nerves, renewed energy, and return to work. The letter promotes the product with a reference to The Road to Wellville and the slogan There’s a Reason.

Michigan Wellville

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