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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
6
A three car accident occurred yesterday around 4 pm at the North Station subway entrance. The Pleasant Street electric car bumped Forest Street car causing visible damage but no injuries were reported.
An ad cites Mrs. Scott of the National Health Culture Society praising mer co rized wax as a facial treatment used by English women. It claims the wax peels off old skin in tiny flakes to reveal fresh pinkish skin with a youthful glow.
Forty one Progressive Republicans from across New Hampshire met in Concord at the Phenix Hotel. They backed Governor Bass’s Roosevelt movement and urged a presidential primary to express direct voter preference. Attendees included Speaker Frank A. Musgrove and State chairman Clarence E. B. Clough.
Miss Mary Fownes of Oakmont Club Pittsburgh and Miss Kate Van Ostrand of Jefferson County Club New York survived today’s semifinal round. In the consolation, Mrs. F H Bowles of Cambridge Massachusetts and Miss Agnes Bilancke of Plainfield New Jersey remain.
The upcoming Post cooking page promises menus for every day of the week alongside dozens of tested recipes. It highlights a broad selection intended to guide home cooks through daily meals.
The advertisement warns that many people have kidney disease without realizing it and urges taking Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder relief. It promotes a free sample and information book from Dr Kilmer Co and claims wide reader response in the Boston Daily Post.
The text recounts All Souls' Unitarian Church in Roxbury as the legal successor of Mt Pleasant Congregational Society. It covers origins meeting at Enoch Bartlett's home in 18, incorporation in 186, church moves from Mt Pleasant to Warren Street Elm Hill area in 1886 1888 land purchase and construction starting July 1888 dedication October 6 1889, transfer of Mt Pleasant property, and Pastor Sheed Anderson's installation January 1911 following Rev Henry Secriat.
Fresh ground fish remain plentiful though prices are expected to rise with Lent. Wholesale prices edged higher than Monday as 15 vessels arrived at the wharf and inventories were held for today. The day’s arrivals included haddock cod pollock hake and flounders from multiple ports with shipments carried to the Reading pier Mystic wharf and other berths.
Maritime brief listing arrivals and sailings with numerous ships and barge movements. Mentions Portland Gloucester Philadelphia New York and Liverpool routes, towing barges and coasters, with multiple vessel names and dates in terse OCR-scrambled form.
Mrs Florence Somers of 12 South Michigan avenue slipped on a smooth floor and fell, hitting her head. A rat in her hair acted as a buffer, preserving her skull from fracture and leaving her unconscious for about thirty minutes according to the attending physician.
A conscience-stricken Civil War veteran who stole a government mule as a soldier sent the Treasury a $200 draft to settle the account. The contribution was routed through a Methodist minister in Greencastle Indiana.
The upcoming Post Magazine features a new Torchy tale titled A Report on a Fevered Brow. The red-headed office boy remains the standout draw for readers seeking lighthearted humor and comic misadventure.
Isaac Stromberg an instalment dealer at 132 Hanover Street led a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the United States District Court claiming assets and liabilities totaling $0,698. The filing marks the official start of proceedings under federal bankruptcy laws.
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin digests any food and cures sour stomach and indigestion within five minutes. It asserts relief from gas belching headaches and nausea, promising quick results from a 50 cent case available at drug stores.
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