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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1909

Page

9

Boston Terrier Rescued by Actress in Columbus Ave

A frightened brindle Boston terrier in Columbus Avenue drew a crowd and sparked talk of a “mad dog” scare until Mrs. Howell Hansel, wife of a prominent actor, jumped a fence and carried the dog to safety. Also noted: a new steamer purchase approved for city service. postal branch elections contest. an authors matinee at the Majestic Theatre featuring Miss Maxine Elliott. a stubborn lost coat on the Storrow Heutenants. and repaving of Derne Street in the West End with historic cobbles remembered.

Columbus Avenue Boston Howell Hansel Majestic Theatre Maxine Elliott Sayonara Henry de la Pasture Marion Fairfax Elizabeth Goodnow Miss Elliott Miss Fairfax Mrs. Goodnow Miss El-iott Derne Street West End New England

Whose Child Is This Five Dollar Gold Piece Recipients

Charlestown eight year old Gertrude Walsh daughter of Mrs K C Walsh of 39 Harvard street received a five dollar gold piece yesterday and left the City Editor's office with her mother. She is in the Harvard Hill School first grade and said she will buy Christmas gifts. Corinna Drew twelve years old of 409 Marlboro street Back Bay, a Prince School sixth grader, also received the five dollar gold piece with her aunt yesterday and expressed happiness.

Gertrude Walsh K. C. Walsh Harvard Street Charlestown Harvard Hill School Corinna Drew Marlboro Street Back Bay the Prince School Ellen G. Wiseman

Waterfront Echoes and Social News from Boston and Nearby

Notes reflect Boston society events and local lore. Miss Katherine L. Putnam hosts a Somerset ball with Harvard guests. Local gossip mentions Lafay ette, Franklin, and historical strolls. Firehouse antics, school associations, and a Somerville fruit prank accompany oblique references to veterans and community personalities.

Poison Flower and a Marriage of Money and Love

Enid Avery, beautiful yet poor, marries Herbert Avery for wealth while secretly despising his greed. At an opera she confesses a poisoned love that haunts her. Herrick, her former rival, plans to rescue her as Enid retreats on a physician advised trip after a troubling night.

Enid Waldron Enid Herbert Avery Sanford Herrick Avery Averys Herrick Uakme Lakme Enid Avery

Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief

A nostalgic ad claims kidney and bladder troubles vanish with a fifty cent course of Pape's Diuretic. It says the remedy targets the kidneys and urinary system, relieves back and side pain, nervous symptoms, dizziness, and sleeplessness, and ends urinary issues swiftly.

Pape Pape, Thompson & Pape Cincinnati

Bazaar to Aid Crippled Children At Brunswick Hotel

Mrs Wiggs Cabbage Patch is a top draw at the Christmas Bazaar in support of the New England Peabody Home for Crippled Children. The bazaar opened Thursday and ends this evening with a vaudeville show by the Lotus Club.

The Cussing Habit and Public Morals

Quote filled excerpt contrasts Jackal of the wild profanity with human swearing. It cites Walt Mason and President Washington as examples of harsh speech on great occasions. The piece shifts to fashion notes about hats and accessories including a hooded scarf for car weather and skiing.

Monmouth Bildad

Dear Miss Champagne Advice on Honest Intentions in College Courtships

In a New Hampshire college town a young woman wonders if a new male admirer is trustworthy. Miss Champagne counsels judging individuals by merit, not past peers, and warns against undervaluing oneself while remaining prudent about advances.

Miss Champagne New Hampshire Collec

Winter fashion freedom drives popular frocks and greens

Fashion this winter shows freer trends with darker greens for street wear and lighter shades for evening gowns. The shift reflects broader stylistic openness and rapid changes in dress codes across social life.

New England Housewives Recipes Excerpt and Contributors

A Sunday Post recipe excerpt details oysters on toast with butter cheese egg sauce, and layered biscuit dough treats. It lists readers Annie J. Dunne and Mrs C F Marshalia from Winthrop and West Fitchburg, plus a Christmas apple punch from Mrs Mary Russell in Neponset.

New England Housewives Sunday Post Annie J. Dunne Fremont Street Winthrop MRS. C. F. Marshalia West Fitchburg

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