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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1911

Page

3

Missing Florence Whittier Leaves Ipswich Family in Distress

Florence I Whittier, 19, relative of poet Whittier and Boston school student, disappeared after leaving a Boylston Street school Friday afternoon. Parents Mr and Mrs Maynard Whittier appeal to the press, police and Watch and Ward Society for help, fearing abduction or amnesia. Ipswich community shows sympathy as searches extend through hospitals and city.

Florence I. Whittier Ipswich Whittier Boston Maynard Whittier Boylston Street Miss Whittier Florence Watch and Ward Society

Abandoned Nicoll Tailor Stock Clearout Sale

Leased store to annex building in February and conducts a compulsory sale of a $200,000 stock. Suits priced from 5.90 to 14.90, Pablo Overcoat from 5.90 to 7.90, 5000+ overcoats, pants at 1.00, boys and youths suits from 1.00 to 5.90. Open evenings till 9 PM.

Nicoll Pablo King of Storm Coats

Harvard Announces Wider Admission System

Harvard plans a new admission regime emphasizing four years of approved high school study in languages science math and history. Applicants must present detailed school credentials and pass selective exams in English Latin French or German mathematics and science with final written judgments from at least four examiners.

Harvard University Harvard

Heroism Ten Cost His Life at Sea Light Station

Providence report details Leroy C. Loughborough who died of tuberculosis at Point Judith. He survived 11 days at Green's Reef Light in Long Island Sound with almost no food, the only companion a dog. He had stayed at his post during exposure and starvation a year earlier, a heroic sacrifice connected to the same hardship.

Providence, R. I Green’s Reef Light Long Island Sound Leroy C. Lough Borough Point Judith

Keeper Trapped by Fog and Starvation in Lighthouse

Loughborough, assistant keeper of the light, stood in command at the bridgeport lantern during February 1919. Clarkson, the keeper, vanished to stock provisions and never returned, leaving Loughborough to share dwindling rations with his dog. He collapsed after ten days, was found unconscious, revived, but remained gravely ill in Narragansett Pier with poor prospects.

Loughborough John R. Clarkson Norwalk Bridgeport John S. Haywood Narragansett Pier

Save Two By Human Chain Patchogue Ice Rescue

In Patchogue New York a 15 member human chain rescued Ethlyn Philips and Edward Smith from drowning when they broke through ice on Lake Patchogue. Companions formed a line, reached the edge, and pulled them to safety using a hockey stick to assist.

Patchogue IL. S Ethlyn Philips Edward Smith Lake Patchogue Smith Miss Philips

President Proposes $2 Million for Santiago Aqueduct

Havana January 18. In a message to Congress President Gomez recommends immediate appropriation of $2,000,000 for a Santiago aqueduct due to severe water famine. The city faces serious conditions from the shortage of water.

Havana Congress Gomez Santiago

Rheumatism Yields to the Great Kidney Remedy

A resident of Holyoke Massachusetts Ira Aldrich testifies after years of rheumatic pain and swelling that Dr Kilmer Swamp Root relieved his symptoms. He praises the remedy and urges others to try it with a testimonial notarized by a local justice of the peace. The ad invites readers to request a sample bottle and booklet from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.

Dr. Kilmer Ira Aldrich Howard Street Holyoke Mass D. J. Hartnett Justice of the Peace Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post

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