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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
6
In Brooklyn on Clay street a tenement fire claimed the lives of three children. Michael Shim aged two and Frank Shim aged four perished while napping, and five year old Katherine Craig also died in the blaze.
Ex mayor George A. Hibbard praised Mayor Fitzgerald for his performance since taking office again. He said at his home yesterday that Fitzgerald has done splendidly and has not made a single mistake in office.
A column extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female ailments. It argues against general distrust of professionals, cites decades of use, and shares a testimonial from Mrs. Benj. H. Stansbery in Upper Sandusky Ohio praising the product and its accompanying Blood Purifier Liver Pills and Sanative Wash.
The Shepard Norwell Company opens a new four floor Boston store praised as a modern epoch in commerce. The Winter street entrance leads to public phones seven elevators and a post office while the third floor features artistically designed rooms and interior decorating. The fourth floor houses a large restaurant and housekeeping goods with offices and a new credit customer waiting room.
The Atlantic City Free Information Bureau published a free 88 page guide describing attractions, leading hotels with rates, a city map, and more. It offers mailing on request for a two cent stamp and targets visitors new to the resort as a useful informational resource.
The Boston New Jerusalem Church on Bowdoin street will begin vesper services this season starting at 4 o'clock next Sunday.
A Rhode Island petition to the general assembly questions whether a parent can regain custody of a child adopted by others. Eloisa Monast seeks readoption after her daughter Eloisa B. Monast was adopted by her grandfather Theophile Monast. petition argues readoption legality and asks to set aside the 1908 probate decree.
Marie H Heath told a Washington court that the high cost of living and its effects left her boarding house as her only income, forcing reliance on her husband. She seeks alimony for herself and three children, claiming Spencer Heath an attorney gave only $20 for her personal use in two years.
Hairdressers and scalp specialists endorse CRUDOL the crude oil based product for dandruff removal after one application and potential hair growth with consistent use. Sold in drug stores in 50c and 25c tubes with samples available by sending 10c in stamps to CRUDOL COMPANY 1781 Broadway New York City. CRUDOL ANTISEPTIC SHAMPOO also promoted as a scalp cleanser and sold in regular size tubes with 10c sample request.
A Boston Post feature invites schoolchildren pictured at noon on Newbury Street to identify themselves for a $5 gold coin. Weekly and Sunday photo spoils continue with twenty prints per Sunday. identified youths receive the prize at 275 Washington Street. Original images named include Gladys Ryder, Gladys Wood, and Jennie Paten with their ages, addresses, schools, and teachers.
Aberdeen High street businessman Aberdeen W. Child was arrested by Special Officers Linton and Gleavey on the complaint of Arthur W. Abbott who says he bought orders that were never fulfilled. Abbott alleges the orders changed hands when Child retired and says no goods were delivered. Child posted $300 cash bail and was released. hearing set for March 3.
Henry L Higginson treasurer of the Paris flood relief committee notes receipts totaling 46485 05 with prior acknowledgments of 46435 05. In Chicago a long baseball schedule is adopted by the American Association of Baseball Clubs, totaling 168 games from April 13 to September 25.
Millions own Hyomei pocket inhalers. A bottle costs 50c, extra inhalent 50c, and a full outfit with lifelong inhaler is $1.00. Relief from catarrh and stuffed nose comes in minutes with simple administration. Mail orders handled by Booth's Hyomei Co. Buffalo NY.
A contest over Miss Sarah R. Spalding estate may prompt lengthy litigation after a will is found in a steel trunk at Lowell National Bank. Spalding sister of Dr. Joel Spalding, valued near 106000 dollars, drowned at sea eight years ago. Charles M. Williams, trustee, turned the will over to Cambridge probate court.
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