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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
4
Discusses how thinners should gain flesh through proper diet emphasizing albumin rich foods like beef and eggs. Warns fat is harmful to heart and lungs and suggests digestive aids Stuart's Digestive Tablets and Artur’s Dyspepsia Tablets as cures for indigestion to help body flesh settle, promoting strength and plumpness.
The twentieth annual AFL convention in Music Hall, Louisville, with 217 delegates including women, heard Gompers urge unity to conquer rights and argue arbitration requires equal power. Morrison notes 20 organizers kept busy, 14 unions formed. Lennon reports $79.6k receipts and $68.273k expenditures, with $92,301 on hand.
Washington December 6 Brigadier General Charles P Eagan commissary general of the army was restored to duty by the President and immediately placed on the retired list The order remitted the unexpired portion of his sentence and set his status as duty with station in Washington The next notice from General Miles said General Hagan had retired today on his own application after thirty years service
A car accident on a Milford to Hopedale route caused extensive damage and injuries. The electric vehicle struck a pole near O'Donnell's at 41 Main Street, resulting in six killed and significant wreckage. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene.
Fragmentary item notes Mrs See and Beelye set to sail for Europe with volunteers in York until April. A date listed is Sun Mass Dec 6 and a brief note of preparation appears, but details are unclear.
Miss Cole will address the women at the afternoon session of the event, speaking on literature and related topics at the local venue. Gunnell of Savien will introduce her, with other speakers and attendees noted in the program.
A crowd laughs at a man claiming Christmas and New Year arrive in the same year in a closing century tale. He bets six cigars that Jan 1 1900 and Dec 25 1900 both lie in the same year, then proves it with a calendar after being asked to verify the dates. A separate joke recalls a woman who says her family used a valued watch to teeth her children.
A Plain Dealer quote suggests weighing a mayor on entering and leaving office as in an English town, but proposes weighing each councilman's pocketbook and bank account in Cleveland. The remark highlights calls for financial scrutiny of local leaders and ethics reforms.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer mocks the nickname joke around Phillips's management of the corn market praising his capable leadership. It quips about calling him a general or a kernel highlighting the satirical tone.
A quirky fable features a Kangaroo lost in a great city observing humans and imitations. The tale contrasts true people with imitators, teaching that imitation is flattering. Interleaved quips touch on language, rhetoric, and social miscues from various papers.
Fragmentary newspaper line appears to quote Mrs pesatmiat and a misread dialogue about gratitude and marriage. The garbled OCR reflects a 19th or early 20th century tone with unclear names and context. The snippet lacks a complete story arc or verifiable entities to confirm.
Grey Nuns Home hosted a reception for Archbishop Williams during his annual visit coinciding with the home's anniversary. Decor featured evergreens, the Sacred Heart shrine, and a lit chapel. A student musical program earned praise, concluding with benediction by Rev. John J. Mullen. Guests included Mrs. Leonora M. Lake, vice-president of the C. T. A. W. of America.
Pope Leo XIII, aged ninety one, was operated on in Rome for removal of a small tumor under the arm. Doctor Mazzoni conducted a successful procedure, with mass celebrated nearby. The pope bore the ordeal well and recovery was reported favorable with him resting after the operation.
A fragmentary line hints at a Japanese artwork described as a masterpiece by Oshi Y, praised for striking characters and vivid impact. The garbled text references astonishment and high acclaim within a critical note on the work.
The piece highlights a packed schedule with the Orchestra Club rehearsals at Perkins Hall and upcoming Boston concerts led by Baermann and Kneiisel. It notes Yale Harvard debate attendees from Wellesley Tufts and the Boston School of Oratory, and details society patronesses for events at Brattle Hall and a four day bazaar for the Virginia Street Universalist Church Dorchester. It also mentions weddings, dances, and a Boston Cooking School Corporation meeting amid other social happenings.
Edson chosen by Hanna to head the inauguration committee. Hanna, chairman of the Republican national committee, offered to John Jay Edson president of Equitable Co operative Building Association of Washington, who accepted. Theodore W. Noyen of the Washington Evening Star declined the post, citing inability to give required attention.
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