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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1910

Page

6

Cuticura Cures Family of Eczema

Testimonial from Eugene Potthoff of Brooklyn New York claims Cuticura cured his family of eight months eczema on head and body using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Warns of skin ailments and offers free 32 page booklet from Potter Drug & Chemical Corp Boston.

Eugene Potthoff Ralph Street Brooklyn N. Y Potter Drug & Chemical Corp Columbus Ave Boston Mass

New England Boy Scouts Split From National Group

The New England department of the American Boy Scouts withdraws from the national body and reorganizes as the New England Boy Scouts. A provisional committee of scout masters leads, keeping all assets and records. Membership limited to boys in six New England states. No reason given for the split.

New England Department of the American Boy Scouts New England Boy Scouts Department National Organization New England Boy Scout Movement

Washingtons secretary and the advertisers demand punctuality

The piece contrasts Washington blaming a tardy secretary on his watch with advertisers demanding exact performance from Farm and Fireside. It notes the magazine lives up to readers expectations and satisfies advertisers by being right on the minute in every respect.

Washington

Blue Eyed Barbara Matthews Crowned Prettiest Child

Barbara Marie Matthews, two, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saul I. Matthews of 2 Harlem Street Dorchester, is named prettiest child in the Dorchester district. Friends praise her big blue eyes and golden hair, noting it is her first portrait since infancy. She posed with little understanding of the camera.

Barbara Marie Matthews Saul I. Matthews Harlem Street Dorchester Barbara

Government workers name their officers

Division No. 12 of the National League of Government Employees elected officers for the next year. John P. Fitzpatrick was chosen president with George R. Canty as vice president and Adolph Bauer recording secretary. Frank B. Evans was named financial secretary, James Gordon treasurer, Daniel Horgan sentinel, and a gate to the National Executive Board for two years in Washington, Ohio appears miscopied.

National League of Government Employees John P. Fitzpatrick George R. Canty Adolph Bauer Frank B. Evans James Gordon Sentinel Daniel Horgan Washington Ohi Re Rl Canty Delearch George

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Pazo Ointment

Drugstore ad promises refunds if Pazo Ointment fails to cure itching, bleeding, and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. Details note 60c price and money back guarantee.

Back Bay Thug Robs Woman Near Marlboro Street

Catherine Foley, a domestic at 296 Bea econ Street Back Bay, was robbed about 8 pm in public alley 425. A man demanded money and Christmas gifts worth $5, struck her with a blunt instrument, then fled. She reported to Back Bay police, Lt. Sargent began pursuit.

Catherine Foley Beaecon Street Back Bay Marlboro Street Sargent

Higginson Landstaff and Lodge Honor Civil War Hero

Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson, aged 87, celebrated at Buckingham Street Cambridge home with prominent visitors bringing congratulations and mementoes. Though aged, his mind remains keen and his chat sprightly, as he praised Taft and Lodge in a Post interview.

Thomas Wentworth Higginson Buckingham Street Cambridge Higginson Taft Lodge

Colonel Higginson Sees Future Bright Under Taft in Historic Speech

The interview recounts Colonel Higginson praising President Taft as crucial to the nation’s future amid grave ills he foresees for the republic. He hopes Senator Lodge is reelected and fears losses to Governor-elect Foss. He notes England style two party balance and recalls slavery as a past great issue.

United States Kingland Taft Washington Higginson Lodge Foss Colonel Higginson England Senator Lodge

U S Warship Conveys Body of Chilian Envoy

The United States will transport Senor Don Anibal Cruz late Chilian minister to Chile on an American warship. Senor Yoacham charge of the Chilian legation formally accepted the offer to take the body from Washington around February 1, likely aboard the vessel at Hampton Roads. The Chilian government expressed gratitude for U.S. friendship and sympathy.

Washington United States Senor Don Anibal Cruz Chili Senor Yoacham Taft Stampton Roads

Fire destroys Hotel Epicure and traps firemen in gas blaze

Gas escapes from a broken pipe froze hose and ladders with ice as firemen fought the Hotel Epicure blaze on Trayward Place. Two company workers and four firefighters were affected by gas and smoke. Regan at Henry Siegel Co. helped divert flames using store ladders and sprinkler lines saving the Siegel building from damage beyond smoke. The fire underscored the Siegel building fireproof design and the win dows of heavy glass withstood the heat.

Sennett O'Leary Kippenberg Mendell Harrington Maginer 2 Regan Henry Siegel Co Siegel's Tuileary Siegel Company

Tumor Removed From Henry Hudson Lion Cub

New York Dec 22 Henry Hudson a 14 month old lion cub at Central Park menagerie underwent throat tumor removal. Keeper-surgeons led the operation dragging the angry cub to the cage front muzzled it and removed a five inch incision then washed the wound with peroxide and stitched it. The operation was successful and the zoo team hopes for no further cases soon.

New York Henry Hudson Central Park Hudson Bill’ Snyder Snyder Henry

Collision Kills Two Norfolk & Western Workers in Arthur VA

Roanoke Va Dec 23 Conductor J A Snyder and Brakeman I H Rowsee were killed in a rear end freight train crash on the Norfolk and Western at Arthur Va Their locomotive struck by an approaching engine the train caught fire and bodies were partly cremated at the scene

Roanoke J. A. Snyder I, HH Rowsee Norfolk & Western Railroad Arthur Snyder Tite B

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