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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
9
Roy Norton’s serial The Boomers earns golden opinions from Sunday Post Magazine readers. Start next Sunday to enjoy the tale.
Christian Thorseth of Norway Lake Minn reports marked health improvement after using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey claiming he regained vigor and vitality. The advertisement extols the product’s benefits for others to achieve a victorious, energetic life and lasting ambition to do more.
In Washington on December 4 anti suffrage forces urged the House rules committee to reject a bill for a separate suffrage standing committee. Mrs Arthur Dodge led supporters from across the country while Catherine Waugh McCulloch argued for the suffragists. Everett P Wheeler of New York spoke for the Man Suffrage Association decrying opposition and praising Jane Addams while honoring Anna Howard Shaw.
Washington Dec 4 A House banking subcommittee chaired by Rep Bulkeley of Ohio opened consideration of rural credits legislation. Rep Hayes of California attacked the proposal calling it a German landschaft basis, arguing mortgagors would lose land on default. other members echoed his view.
Weather bureau veteran Cleveland Abbe, who created the daily weather maps distributed nationwide, marks his 75th birthday today. He first used the maps as a forecaster in Cincinnati and has long served the bureau.
Berlin reports the Reichstag parties agreed to appropriate 125000 dollars this year and a similar sum in 1914 for German participation in the Pan American Exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1915 linked to the Panama Canal opening.
An advertisement touts Harmony Hair Beautifier as a non oil hair dressing that adds gloss and softness without changing hair color, plus Harmony Shampoo for cleansing. It claims easy application, pleasant scent, and a money back guarantee. Sold at The Rexall Store with bottles and sprinkler tops, priced at 1.00 and 0.50 respectively.
Paris reports designer Louis unveils a tomato red cashmere afternoon or motor coat. One piece style with Japanese arm holes, lined and interlined, pairing with gray furs and black satin for a versatile, comfortable look amid winter colors.
Daniel Lee of Steubenville Ohio a 19 year old cripple confessed to murdering George Mooney aged 8 a wealthy farmer found dead with a bullet hole in his head. He said robbery was motive though a search of the house for gold proved futile and he was arrested Tuesday night.
Nine monkeys died and Riverside Park shelter house burned after an oil stove explosion. The animals opened their cage door and played with the stove, causing a blaze that destroyed the shelter and fanned a $20,000 loss.
The Watchman Examiner questions Noah's mercy toward his grandfather Methuselah in Genesis based on ages and flood timing. It suggests Methuselah may have died in the deluge, calculating his age at death and pondering a natural demise otherwise.
The ad promotes inexpensive California trips with personally conducted Tourist sleeping cars. A Special Conductor accompanies travelers throughout, handling tickets baggage and all details. The route is chosen for beauty and interest and is offered by ARS Prccks New England Passenger Agent at 264 Washington Street Boston.
A simple method endorsed by several physicians advises taking one or two 3 grain hypo nuclane tablets after each meal for several months. The tablets are said to raise red and white blood cells aid digestion and boost absorption of nutrients to build blood and tissue. They are sold in sealed packages by physicians and well stocked apothecary shops.
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