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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
2
London Jan 8 The capitulation of Adrianople is viewed by Balkan plenipotentiaries as imminent within a few days. They expect surrender either directly to the besieging forces or under European pressure and maintain close contact with ambassadors as key questions hinge on the powers' will.
The ambassadorial conference stalls hoping Adrianople crisis resolves itself. Unanimity rules impede active interference and a suspended conference risks European prestige and possible intervention to shape Albania's autonomy and Aegean partition.
Peter Sanchez of 29 Hanson St Boston testifies after using Tona Vita he was often ailing yet not bedridden. He says the tonic revived his health, improved sleep and digestion. An expert claims over 75 percent of Boston’s population suffer nervous debility and touts Tona Vita as a cure.
The Post asks readers to help verify real New England centenarians with evidence accepted in court. It follows S P Ficklen of the New York Sun who dismissed published age reports from 100 to 207 years as unproven, and promises ongoing investigations into the question.
Mrs. Sarah Robie Wilson, born April 4, 1813 in Corinth Vermont, marked her centenarian birthday with a family gathering attended by four children. She remained skilled in lace making and embroidery despite limited health, and has 21 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild.
The Tabernacle Baptist Church of Bowdoin Square ends 73 years as a Baptist church and unites with Warren Avenue Baptist Church to form The Tabernacle Baptist Church of Boston. Services move to Warren Avenue until a new Huntington Avenue edifice is ready.
Jan. 8 Chinese robbers shot and killed John infant son of Rev. R. C. Jolliffe of the Canadian Methodist Mission. The child died during a boat return to Tzel utsing after an attack between Chengtu and Chungking. One robber was captured while others fled.
Mrs Dr Ruey Bartlett Stevens, Boston club woman and physician, defended old fashioned matrimony ideas yesterday in response to alleged statements attributed to Miss Ethel Barrymore in a morning paper. She urged couples to study each other before criticizing and warned against forcing confidences or confessing past life.
Miss Mary Emerson Lovejoy daughter of Dr. Charles A. Lovejoy of Lynn married last night at 64 Broad Street to Herbert V. Olds a tobacco grower from the Connecticut valley.
Display ad notes black kerseys with velvet collars and satin lining priced at 9.75 dollars and mentions wholesale stock at retail from the S. H. Harrison Co. located at 662 672 Washington Street corner Beach.
Mrs Stevens quotes Miss Barrymore amid theatre chatter on marriage and romance. Barrymore says casual separations can be noble, urges patience and mutual concessions, and champions companionship and duty over romantic ideals. She notes habit sustains happiness when love wanes.
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