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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1906

Page

8

Women’s Rest vs Duty and Dr Pierce Prescription

A male perspective argues housework imprisons women, who crave rest amid daily duties. The text promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and related conditions, detailing ingredients, advantages, and a testimonial from Miss Earline Agard. It invites inquiries to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, promising confidence and no alcohol in the remedy.

Pierce Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y United States Canada England Australia South America Africa Asia Invalides’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo, N. Y

Slasher Sighting Reported in Wakefield

Wakefield police probe alleged "Jack the Slasher" who cut hair from Mrs. William Grant on Bryant Street last evening. Mrs. Grant described seeing a man near Lincoln School yard before returning home to find her hair cut.

Wakefield Jack the Slasher William Grant Bryant Street

Robert Blair Held After Shot At Wife in Municipal Court

Robert Blair, arrested for firing a shot at his wife and wounding her, was held in 2500 dollars bond for the grand jury yesterday in Municipal Court.

Robert Blair

Aby Boy's Itching Humor At Two Weeks Old

A two week old baby developed great sores on head and face causing terrible sight. Treated by doctors and hospital but the child grew worse and could not sleep.

Cured by Cuticura Testimonial from Somerville

A mother reports curing her two month old baby’s severe head and face sores using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after two doctors failed. She notes the baby’s hair regrew and skin healed, dated June 7 1905 from C H Evans 19 Allston Street Somerville Massachusetts.

C. H. Evans Allston St Somerville Mass

Cuticura Skin Cure Supplies for Babies and Mothers

Rest for babies and relief for mothers offered by Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Includes complete external and internal treatment for a range from pimples to scrofula, suitable from infancy to age. Prices 25c, 40c, 50c. Res X, chocolate coated pills 38c per vial. Mailed free guide available from Drug & Chem Corp Boston.

Tier Drug & Chem. Corp Bole Props Boston

$10 000 for linoleum on Rhode Island battleship

The R H White Company secured a nearly ten thousand dollar contract to furnish linoleum for the battleship Rhode Island. Floors across decks and officer quarters use 5-16 inch linoleum cemented to steel, chosen for durability and non splintering impact. The ship, built at Fore River, has been delivered and accepted as meeting requirements. The company also won a similar contract for the battleship New Jersey under construction at Fore River.

Uncle Sam R. H. White Company Rhode Island Fore River United States New Jersey

Oakledge Reunion at Tremont Temple This Evening

Boston area summer vacationists gather for the Oakledge reunion at Tremont Temple to renew acquaintances and share tales of summers past. Guests from any year and their friends are invited to drop in during the evening.

Boston Oakledge Tremont Temple Maine

My Clothier Promotes Rubbers For Cold Defense

The article urges men to wear rubbers to avoid colds, noting sixty five cents buys durable rubber footwear at Wolfs My Clothier at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets, a far better investment than costly doctor bills.

Wolf’s Hanover Portland Streets

Alice Roosevelt Wedding Draws Near In Balloting Era News

Brockton, Feb. 14 Miss Mildred BE Small daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred T Small 36 Plymouth street will celebrate her ninth birthday next Saturday. She recalls Miss Alice Roosevelt near wedding day sending a note and photograph. Mildred is a Sprague School pupil beloved by classmates and teacher Miss Carrie B Vaughn. She mailed a letter and photo wishing happiness to Miss Roosevelt who replied with a visiting card and a brief note. Mildred’s grandfather is Thomas E Small, a South Harwich mail carrier.

Brockton Mildred BE. Small Alfred T. Small Plymouth Street Alice Roosevelt Mildred Sprague School Carrie B. Vaughn Miss Alice Miss Roosevelt White House Thomas E. Small United States South Harwich

U S Navy and Army Prepare to Defend Americans in China

An underground dispatch notes rising anti foreign and anti American sentiment in north China amid a boycott of U S goods. Missionaries face potential danger while officials predict possible disturbances, though direct alerts for missionaries are not yet confirmed.

U.S. Navy ARMY China C. Charles Fairclough C. R. Hagar Canton Foo Chow E. E. Strong Boston

Ready to Massacre Threat Seen for China Crisis

An army general staff officer returning from China warns of rising danger for Americans in China especially missionaries. He cites 150000 trained troops, 50 Japanese drillmasters, and says allies would need a much larger force for a Pekin march. He notes widespread hostility toward foreigners and predicts possible massacre of foreigners by the coolie classes.

New York General Staff Army China Shanghai Canton Pekin

Apprehension in Boston Over Missionaries in China

Reports from Boston describe grave apprehension among friends as outbreaks in China endanger American missionaries. A cable from Samuel B. Capen of the American Board urged rapid reports on danger levels and district conditions. Foochow remains comparatively quiet, though overall tensions rise amid Chinese hostility toward Americans.

China Friends Boston Samuel B. Capen American Board of Foreign Missions United States James L. Barton Auburndale Foo Chow

Freer Relations Between China and U S Discussed

At a Boston banquet Sir Chentung Liang Cheng urged free exchange between China and the United States. He argued mutual benefits from trading soil and manufactured goods, stressing no misunderstandings in matters of mutual benefit and the value of free interchange of ideas.

Boston Chentung Liang Cheng China United States

Parishioners Hold Fifth Roxbury Reunion at St Joseph’s Hall

Parishioners of St Joseph’s Roxbury held their fifth annual reunion at Paul Revere Hall on Hunting ton avenue with about 200 couples in the grand march. A minuet by 16 couples highlighted the festivities while clergy from neighboring parishes attended the event. Bartholomew Connolly led as floor marshal with a large staff of assistant marshals reception committee and press committee named.

St. Joseph's Parish Roxbury Paul Revere Hall Huntington Avenue Bartholomew J. Connolly Bartholomew Connolly John T.’. Murphy Edward A. Shay Richard B. Sullivan G. A. McAvoy Max Groll James E. McLaughlin James Doherty John Crosby Frank J. Driscoll B. L. Watson Thomas Mahoney Charles Ryan Henry Berrill E. T. Galligan Charles A

Dorchester Chef Receives Gold Watch Chain and Charm

Jimmy Batts of Netholas Harlan & Co in Dorchester was presented with a gold watch chain and charm at his home on Dorchester Avenue last night.

Jimmy Batts Netholas Harlan & Co Dorchester Dorchester Avenue

Tremont Theatre Benefit for Dorothea Dix Hall Children

At Tremont Theatre yesterday afternoon a concert honored Dorothea Dix Hall which cares for actor children when parents are away. The program featured young performers with encore after encore and notable players from Boston theatres. The 63 West Newton Street home relies on troupe funds and donations, while care fees don’t cover running costs.

Tremont Theatre Dorothea Dix Boston New England West Newton Street Fred Walton la Petite Adelaide Lillian Coleman Lillian English First Corps Kate Ryan Hattie Belle Ladd Anna Kruse Paula Edwardes

Judge Lindsey Praises Filene Employees In Talk

Denver Juvenile Court Judge Ben B. Lindsey addressed Filene Co operative Association workers and managers, praising their support for youth and urging balance between money and manhood. He toured club rooms and the hospital, noting several notable store society facilities.

Ben B. Lindsey Juvenile Court of Denver Col Filene Co-operative Association T. K. Corey Filene Hospital of the Store Society

Mrs Burbank Seeks Recovery of Her Margins

Mrs Clara H Burbank of Massachusetts Avenue sues to hold Henry E and others responsible in a dispute over monetary margins. The suit seeks damages and a court order to recover funds she claims were misapplied. The case names Henry E as a defendant and requests relief through the chancery court.

Bullard Held Liable for $800 Deposit in Bromfield Stock Deal

Judge Fox in Superior Court ruled Bullard personally liable for an $800 deposit alleged to secure margins in stock dealings with the Mutual Stock Company of Bromfield Street. The decision states he directly conducted the business rather than acting as an agent.

Bullard Mutual Stock Company Bromfield Street Fox

Do People Shun You Do People Shun You

An advertisement promises a cure for catarrh and foul breath. It urges readers to fill a coupon with name and address, claiming there is nothing to lose and no money required, while asserting quick, simple relief from nasal discharge and breath odor.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rest R. H. White Co Reunion Mildred FE. Small Pfaff’s PFAFF Massachusetts Breweries Company Otis St Fabhiq eChina R. P. Schwerin Pacific Mail Steamship Company America Japan Idle Frankford Arsenal Philippines Capen A. B. C. F. M. Cables Postum Cereal Co., Ltd Battle Creek, Mich Chentung Revere Hall St. Joseph's Church Gang Dorothea DIX Organization Francis Katherine McGregor Bastion Fliess Doris Horslin Lindsey Gauss Co. EF Main Street Marshall, Mich
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