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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1909
Page
7
A Boston theater and transit window detail recounts daily tribulations and humor from ticket buyers. Frank Orvitt notes passengers include deaf patrons seeking front seats and school groups jostling for ends, with complaints about price, patience, and line delays.
For years eczema was misdiagnosed as a blood disease but experts now treat it as a skin condition. Dr D D Dennis first identified the eczema germ and his oil of wintergreen with thymol and glycerine is claimed to penetrate pores and relieve itch. The remedy, a liquid, is said to heal the skin as scales drop away and the germ disappears with long use and proof of merit. Free samples are offered by the D D Laboratories in Chicago and Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in seven Boston locations.
Benny, escorted by May Jane, disrupts class by sliding under a bench for his lunch and is laughed at by classmates and teacher. John Logan offers aid and a date with May Jane in exchange for Benny’s safe return, as May Jane navigates affection from Fred Colby and family plans for the county fair.
Dr Takka uoido of Japan shares a skin treatment for women using magazone dissolved in witch hazel applied to the face neck and arms. The remedy claims to soften skin remove blemishes prevent facial hair growth and keep a youthful appearance.
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The article notes toques and turbans in chiffon and velvet, silk fabrics with silver accents, embroidered and stenciled waists, light grey oxford overcoats for men, and new fashion items like the English mail bag handbag. It mentions Glengarry bonnets for girls, hand-painted lace blouses, and a shift away from sheer fabrics toward plainer textures.
President Roosevelt sent a veto message to the House and returned without approval a bill to advance Lieutenant Commander Kenneth McAlpine of the Navy in rank. The move narrows the advancement path and marks another presidential veto in naval affairs.
A 21 year old man seeks guidance about marriage to a 19 year old, noting shared intimacy but low earnings of 12 a week. The advisor urges honesty about salary from the start, ensuring she loves him for himself, and suggests waiting two years to save for a home while building trust and patience.
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