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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1912
Page
11
Dr. Joel E. Goldthwait warned yesterday afternoon that children should wear properly constructed underclothing to promote correct posture. His lecture at Harvard Medical School examined the effect of posture on the general efficiency of the human being.
Medical expert Dr. Goldthwait warns that common underwaist styles place weight on the shoulder tips, risking back and chest strain. He argues for upright posture to prevent heart, digestion, and fatigue issues, citing athletes and ancient Spartans as examples of erect body alignment.
The Rev Micah J Talbot D D noted his 1st birthday yesterday while wintering with his son Emory Talbot at 3 Nottingham Street Dorchester. Born in East Machias Maine he pursued pastoral work for about sixty years serving pulpits in New England and remains active and in good health.
Observant column reflects on aging baggage trucks at service stations during Roosevelt's Harvard visit, winter's end sightings of marbles and tobogganing at Poland Spring, and Arlington Heights literary growth led by Angela Morgan. It also notes Edson F. and the Nashua hospital fracture, a Hyde Park tree issue, socialist lectures at the Y. M. C. U. and a Exeter track coach profile George Connors plus a Boston curiosity crowd at Washington and School Streets.
A vast forest fire menaces pines as a lone man returns through a blackened, silent wilderness. He encounters Rose by the brook, where she reveals she hid his cherished machine and waited for his return, ending with their embrace amid the recovering scene.
The speaker critiques corrupt tactics and public trust, contrasting honest labor withtrope of dirty tricks. He laments attack on his name and vows to defend work ethic against cynical campaign methods while asserting a steadfast commitment to the office and self respect.
Miss Jenny Roptco, 18, of 122 Bremen Street East Boston was severely injured yesterday afternoon after falling about three stories from a pulley platform at the rear of her home. She was hanging clothes when she toppled over the railing. Doctors expect she will probably recover.
Gasoline torch toppled by night shift workers started a fire in the yet unfinished St James Theatre at 239 Huntington Avenue Back Bay. The blaze caused about 200 dollars in damage and was reported early yesterday.
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