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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1911

Page

7

Notable visitors and hotel life in Boston society

Manchester cotton magnate Harry Armitage discusses U S textile ties during a Boston stop at the Touraine. Lord Hartley Lewiston of Maine and others, plus actors and bird experts, are among guests at Parker House and Copley Square. A Lenox tea showcases Dorothy Donnelly as well as Bonelli family arrivals.

J Hartley IL Lord Lewiston, Me Bellevue Maine Boston Copley Square Hotel F. B. Aubert R. F. LeMot Washington, D. C Walter Wellman Atlantic America Copley Square C. A. Judkins Kineo Judkins Mt. Kineo Dorothy Donnelly Madam X Lenox Curtis Guild, Jr Eben Jordan Miss Jordan

Peoria Jobbers' Kindly Interest in Renal Compound

Fischer Bros. Dry Goods Company cites a New York broker Mr. Schiltzky who, after severe Brights Disease, reportedly recovered weight and health using Fulton’s Renal Compound. The letter urges doctors to add the remedy to heart treatments, claiming reduced renal secession and renewed hope for long-term kidney patients.

Fischer Bros. Dry Goods Company Illinois Schiltzky New York Bright Hai Jaynes Drug CO Washington St

Little Known Facts About Well Known Persons

Melville E. Stone founded the first penny newspaper in Chicago. John Bigelow served as a diplomat and inspector at Sing Sing. Maude Adams adopted Adams as a stage name, born Kiskadden. Henry Mills Alden is the oldest magazine writer, editor of Harper's since 1869. H G Wells is noted as a biology authority. Carrie Chapman Catt experienced two marriages, first to Chapman then to Catt.

Melville E. Stone Associated Press Chicago John Bigelow Sing Sing Maude Adams Adams Kiskadden Henry Mills Alden Harper's H. G. Wells Carrie Chapman Catt Chapman Catt

To Give Life and Beauty to the Hair

An advertisement from London Hairdressers Review touts dry sham pooing as a solution to dull brittle hair. It claims weekly dry shampooing softens scalps, revives lifeless hair, restores natural color, and uses a mix of arms root and thorox with brushing to remove dust and oil.

Noonday and Sunday Talks Across Greater Boston Churches

The schedule lists noonday services at St. Pauls Church Tremont Street with ministers from Lynn Boston and Trinity Church. Also noted are Women's Alliance meeting at Second Church Chapel with guest Rev William S Lawrence, and talks by Richmond Pearson Hobson on liquor reform at Tremont Temple. Unitarian and Baptist services feature speakers from Korea, Vermont, and Tennessee with ministerial meetings and papers on Eugenics and moral ideals.

St. Paul’s Church Tremont Street E. J. Dennen St. Stephen’s Church Lynn F. J. Walton Edmund §. Rousmaniere D.D Alexander Mann Trinity Church F. C. Laugerburn Boston Women's Alliance of the Second Church William S. Lawrence Unitarian Sunday School Society Fion Richmond Pearson Hobson Alabama United States of International Moral and Social Commission Southland Tremont Temple Asner Anderson Hyde Park First Baptist Church People’s Temple George Heber Jones Korea A. C. A. Hall Vermont St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church R. L. Robinson Chattanooga Tenn Unitarian Ministerial Union Richard C. Cabot Richard W. Boynton Buffalo

Girl Dies During Lake Outing in Haverhill

Miss Annie Kent, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kent of Bradford, died after heart trouble seized her during the night while she was with a group at Lake Attitash. The death occurred shortly after 2 am as medical help arrived too late.

Haverhill Annie Kent John Kent Bradford

Certified checks for U S customs receivable if bill passed

Washington February 26 If the President approves a bill that has passed both houses certified checks of national banks state banks and trust companies will be receivable for customs internal revenue and other government dues Cash is now demanded by the government.

Washington House Senate Internal Revenue

Parish Mixup Over Mayor Fitzgerald Illness

Parishioners at St. Mark's Dorchester misinterpreted a prayer request for Mary Fitzgerald as referring to Mayor Fitzgerald causing anxiety at morning services. The rectors reassured worshippers the mayor was not ill and prayers were for Mary Fitzgerald’s speedy recovery.

St. Mark's Church Dorchester Fitzgerald John A. Daly Fr. Daly Mary Fitzgerald John M. Farrell Henry Ryan Mayor Fitzgerald

Not Inherited Insanity Claim At Harvard Talk

Dr Elmer Southard told Harvard Medical School that some insanity forms are not inherited and warned against the ease of assuming heredity. He argued alcohol need not doom offspring, urged breeding regulation to prevent some insanity, and listed six great men as exceptions. He noted Darwin had an insane uncle but remained influential. He cited epilepsy linked to genius in several prominent figures and urged avoiding panic over inherited mental illness.

Elmer Southard Harvard Medical School Dr. Southard Pasteur Darwin Helmholtz Faraday Napoleon Bismarck Byron Moliere Mendelssohn Swedenborg Mohammed Peter the Great Charles V Wellington Cesar Rosa Hazel

Harvard Professor Analyzes Galsworthy Drama

Professor George P. Baker of Harvard told Prospect Union in Cambridge that Galsworthy’s plays lack a happy love ending, unlike successful American dramas. He said Galsworthy’s work makes audiences think and each reader must find their own solution to the problem presented.

Prospect Union Cambridge George P. Baker Harvard John Gaisworthy Galsworthy

Cambridge man charged with breaking and entering tools

Daniel McPhael a 22 year old of 102 Austin street Cambridge was arrested by Inspectors Neilan and Ellis for breaking and entering and larceny of tools valued at 100 dollars from a Franklin street building by C J McArthur Co Officers later found carpenters tools hidden in his bed during a room search

Daniel McPhael Austin Street Cambridge Neilan and Ellis Franklin Street C. J. McArthur & Co McPhael

Querida Receives Sewing Circle Letters and Advice

A reader named N. O. G writes to Querida expressing gratitude for her letters and seeking guidance. She asks for a cold cream recipe to cleanse whiten and shrink pores and requests tips for a camel hair brush. She also sends affectionate salutations to mothers wives and the unhappy.

Querida

Rubber Plant Leaves Yellow and Falling

A reader reports a rubber plant given a month ago is deteriorating with bottom leaves yellowing wilt and dropping while only one small new leaf appears at the top. The plant owner fears judgment from the generous giver and wants guidance to prevent further decline.

Money gifts in engagement letters. a survivor’s guidance

A letter from Ellis counsels accepting money from a fiancé if the relationship is steady and the man is loyal. She recalls pre marriage hardship, noting shared finances and home purchases, and says accepting support can ease married life, eight years in with happiness.

Ellis

The Family Upstairs

A reader writes about a noisy disturbance from tenants above and a harsh landlord response. Hazel plans a visit to her mother to escape the ongoing racket, seeking peaceful sleep and restraint from conflict.

Baby Sleepless at Two Years Old Confounds Parent Advice

A mother asks for help with her 20 month old who resists naps and sleeps only from 8 to 8 30 pm. The child is bright and active but thin, looks puny, and seems overactive mentally while avoiding daytime rest. The parent wonders about remedies and mentions Notre and teething history.

Notre Petsie

Treatment of bushes to Dont Know Much

A reader suggests pruning after flowering to avoid weakening plants. Snip spent flowers and trim tall scraggy shoots to improve shape. For insects, spray whale oil soap from early warm season through end. Report results.

Flowers for Front Yard To Flower Girl

The best front yard flowers depend on yard size and condition. For lawns, limit flower beds to borders and maintain an open view from the center to create a sense of spaciousness.

Garden plans and plant recommendations for a traditional yard

The article advises keeping a front yard as a garden with curved paths and using reliable staple flowers like asters and marigolds rather than new novelties. It suggests quick growing vines for a piazza such as Japanese hop and scarlet runners, plus perennial vines like clematis and Dutchman's pipe, and notes the cobaca as an excellent flowering vine from florists in spring.

Dear Sisters of the Circle Seeks Farm Purchase Advice

A married reader with two children asks the Sisters of the Circle for guidance on buying a small farm. They live in a village paying $9 monthly and have $800 available. Husband has a good trade and free summer time. space to plant is lacking.

Sewing Circle Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Post Sisters of the Circle

Prune Shrubbery Caution and Homemade Rose Treatment

A home gardening note advises pruning shrubs carefully to avoid losing blooms. It describes a homemade rose spray using hard soap, kerosene oil, and water, to be mixed, diluted, and applied to plants, repeated as needed.

Gardener

A Reasonable Plea for the Stomach

Digestive agents in Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to restore digestion by stimulating gastric glands and supplying natural elements. The ad cites chemical tests, endorsements, and a trial offer from F A Stuart Co in Marshal Michigan.

Stuart London Central Cullum St Fenchurch St E. C. London John R. Brooke F.C. S United States Canada F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshal, Mich

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