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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
5
Little Jula Rutberg age S months daughter of Mr and Mrs David Rutberg of 84 Boylston Street Malden is described by friends as a beautiful child with bright eyes and a fetching smile.
In South Bend Indiana on December 9 the will of a former admirer was probated. Before his death the testator changed his mind and in a codicil left the entire one thousand acres of valuable timberland to his brother instead of Roosevelt.
The passage notes Pil of Seveik and Kocian after Kubelik visiting the country, then vaudeville. It praises the young artist as a singular personality with remarkable virtuosity and fine musicianship. Bach’s Prelude for violin drew vigorous applause as the audience anticipated his future speeches.
Boston will host the second national flower show held in America. The event runs March 2? to April 1 at the Mechanics Building under the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists with co operation from American Rose Carnation and Gladiolus societies and the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. Over 10000 in premiums. leading florists growers and private gardeners compete. exhibits include greenhouse construction pottery fertilizer and garden supplies. three large displays outline a Dutch English and Italian garden with about 5000 each.
Archbishop O Connell orders three transfers of curates from the Sacred Heart East Cambridge Watertown St Ann s Neponset and St Margaret Campello to St Augustine South Boston and two new parishes in Lowell and Campello to fill vacancies created by new pastors.
In Roxbury Saint Alphonsus Hall will screen moving pictures of the Montreal Eucharistic Congress. Rev Henry Bergman will lecture on the spectacle features including the grand procession decorations and leading prelates viewed from the event that drew many Catholic prelates to America.
Wolf's clothing house at Hanover and Portland streets showcases bulk cash sales as prices fall. M P Ansorge of Diana Brand Clothes auctioned a vast overcoat stock to Wolf's, which bought it for immediate cash, claiming it the largest and best buy in 30 years.
Whitinsville's water supply failed due to severe drought leaving 5000 residents without drinkable water. Water from Meadow Pond is being pumped into mains with boil order in effect and artesian wells planned as storage reservoirs remain empty. The town relies on two 1500 horsepower pumps for firefighting and has meadow water reserves to draw from if needed.
Bristol December 9 William De forest Brown secretary and treasurer of the National India Rubber Company of Bristol was drowned in the harbor while duck hunting. His skiff struck an oyster bed stake and filled with water leaving him unable to swim in the icy water while wearing a heavy waterproof hunting suit and rubber boots.
The Vermont House passed a bill to pay a ten dollar bounty on black bears. Representative Wells of Victory said bears have increased to menace residents in remote areas and threaten children and livestock.
A vintage advertisement promises fat reduction with Rengo a natural tasty product requiring no exercise or strict dieting. It claims fat loss, improved nutrition into muscles bones and nerves, and offers a dollar full sized box with mail order options from the Detroit based Rengo Co. also listing Boston Cambridge and Malden drug stores as local outlets.
An advertisement touts Multo Fruto as a natural remedy for chronic constipation and nervous strain. It claims easy fruit like consumption and offers trial or full packages sold through a Detroit address, with prepaid remittance and free samples by mail only.
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