Mansfield Tells of His First Meetings With Tooodles
Mansfield describes initial meetings with Miss Ryan at Ferncroft and in Boston during 1907 and 1908. He testifies to introductions by a lady, hotel visits, private dining, wine, kisses, and shared times at Ferncroft and New York venues, including hats, fashion, and an apparent romance. The testimony spans travels to Muldoon’s in White Plains, the Manhattan Hotel, and plans for future meetings.
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Mansfield
Middleton
Salem
Ferncroft
Miss Ryan
Sullivan
Mr. Mansfield
Watertown
Boston
Mrs. Dunbar
Dorchester
Mrs. Rosedale
Raleigh Street
New York
Muldoon
White Plains
N. i
New York City
Ryan
Manhattan
Army and Navy
San Francisco
Oyster Bay
Tiffany’s
Simple Mexican herb touted to ease diabetes symptoms
Advertisement claims a wild Mexican herb reduces sugar and specific gravity in diabetes, restores vigor, and builds the system. It offers a 50 cent trial package plus a free diabetic diet booklet, with a satisfaction guarantee and refund option, directing readers to mail order from Ames Chemical Co.
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Mexico
Ide
Ames Chemical CO
yner-Jaynes Drug
Choral Music Society Sings at First Church Boston
The Choral Music Society conducted by Stephen Townsend performed Cesar Franck mass in A at the 56th New England Chapter AGO service at First Church Boston. The venue was full with seated and standing attendees as soloists Miss Bernice Taft Everett Glines Roberts Langer Lydia White Heinrich Warnke and Professor John P. Marshall appeared along with organist.
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Choral Music Society
First Church
Cesar Franck
Stephen Townsend
New England
American Guild of Organists
Boston
Berkeley
Marlboro
Bernice Taft
Everett
Glines
Roberts Langer
Lydia White
Heinrich Warn
Dramatic color photo on searchlight use in modern warfare
A dramatic color page image in the next Sunday Post shows the use of a searchlight in modern warfare. The illustration emphasizes large-scale illumination and night operation techniques in contemporary combat scenes.
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Post
Snowbound Avian Apennine Wolves Threaten Settlements
Snow blanketed Avezzano and the Apennines, reaching several feet and worsening local suffering. Hunger driven wolves emerged from Mt Sirente to attack villages near Ajelli. soldiers hunted them, killing several as others fled while attempts were made to exhume buried dead.
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Avezzano
Apennines
Mt. Sirente
Ajelli
Aftershock Weather Aggravates Suffering in Gioja de Marsi
Surviving victims in southeast reveal harsher hardship as bitter weather and heavy snow strike homeless shelters. Relief efforts reach damaged towns and cracks widen roads near Pescina San Benedetto and Gioja de Marsi. Gioja endures worst losses with only one wall standing and 700 saved from 3682, four women pulled alive and five hundred soldiers guarding ruins.
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Here
Pescina
San Benedetto
Gioja-de-Marsi
Gioja
Avezzano
Gloja
Ten Thousand Injured Cared For in Rome Earthquake Response
The Italy earthquake district counts 10,000 injured brought to Rome with temporary hospitals set up in schools and barracks. King Victor Emmanuel toured Pescina inspecting ruins and guiding rescue and shelter work while American ambassador Thomas Nelson Page commented on the dire conditions and widespread need.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Pescina
Thomas Nelson Page
New Dangers of Constipation Highlighted in Ad
An advertisement cites medical authorities and a historic case from Guy's Hospital about removing diseased lower intestines to restore health. It promotes the J B L Cascade enema as a cure for constipation, claims wide use in the U S, and invites readers to seek a free booklet from Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in New England.
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Metchnikoff
Guy’s Hospital
William Arbuthnot Lane
J. B. L. Cascade
Riker-Jaynes
New England
Drunkenness Curable With Orrine Treatment
Drunkenness is described as a curable disease and the CRRINE treatment is offered with a money back guarantee. It claims to destroy desire for intoxicants and can be used at home without hospital costs. Orrine No 1 powder and No 2 pills cost $1 per box, with a booklet available and sales through Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington, DC.
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Orline Co
Washington, D. C
Riker-Jaynes
Aftermath Destruction Forces Mass Evacuation Says Ambassador
An ambassador described widespread ruin across the region as towns and villages lie in ruins. He noted that most of the population lives in the open, with only a few in temporary huts, and praised relief efforts as soldiers reach every devastated area. The immediate need is regular food and shelter, since homes are unstable or destroyed and abandoned.
Ensign Byrd Marries Marie Ames in Winchester Church
Ensign Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr. and Miss Marie Donaldson Ames wed at Christ Episcopal Church Winchester with navy officers as ushers. Attending are Mrs. George Washington as maid of honor and Harry Flood Byrd as groom’s best man. Richard Byrd, Sr. a Virginia gubernatorial candidate and former U S attorney, attended as father of the groom.
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Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church
Marie Donaldson Ames
Joseph Blanchard Ames
Brimmer Street
Boston
Virginia
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Dolphin
Secretary of the Navy
George Lafayette Washington
Woodbury
N. J
Harry Flood Byrd
William D. Smith
United States Navy
B. H. Green
A. A. Corwin
J. R. Barry
C. C.copp
E. Co. Gudger
W. 8. Davidson
Ensign A. R. Simpson
Ensign Harold Dodd
Hal S. Flood
10Th
Woodrow Wilson
United States
WANTS ROURKE PLAN STOPPED Incur $120000 gas lamp devices
The Boston Finance Commission asked Mayor Curley to block Louis K. Rourke’s plan to spend 120000 for automatic lighting devices for gas lamps. It urged that the gas company bear all testing costs and noted Rourke already installed 250 clockwork devices and planned 10000 more at about 120000.
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Curley
Finance Commission
Louis K. Rourke
Public Works
Rourke
Dr Edmund Von Mach Defends Germany at Boston meeting
At the regular meeting and banquet of the Boston Retail Clerks Association held in the Hotel Thorndike last night Dr Edmund Von Mach defended Germany amid questions on policy and wartime actions.
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Boston Retail Clerks’ Association
Thorndike
German lecturer defends nation in wartime speech
Dr Edmund Vdn Mach, lecturer and educator, defended Germany's wartime stance and argued war did not benefit her. He claimed England has spent 60 percent more on military forces recently than Germany, and France 32 percent more.
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Edmund Vdn Mach
England
Germany
France
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