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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
2
Miss Annie Payson Call told a Jamaica Plain Tuesday Club meeting in Eliot Hall that worry anger and fear are resistances that tighten muscles and clog circulation. She urged relaxation to reduce fatigue and suggested getting acquainted with disliked people as a method to lessen annoyance and selfishness.
A brief guide advises readers to calm nerves through simple routines. It highlights breathing exercises, light stretches, and short walks to ease stress. The tips emphasize consistency and a quiet environment for better mental balance.
The article argues hair loss and baldness are not inevitable and links thinning to dandruff and neglect. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy to remove dandruff, stop itching, and promote healthy hair. It notes the product comes in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles, with trials available via mail order and agents listed.
Mrs. William Mansfield, the American woman who vanished and prompted a formal Italian investigation, has been located in Venice. She arrived a fortnight ago, stayed at a boarding house, and left yesterday.
Police found a woman lying unconscious in the street and she was taken to a hospital. She recovered enough to say she is from a wealthy New York family and that her husband William Mansfield, from whom she is separated, is the man she referenced. She had left Sale on Lake Cardla after cashing an American $60 check and intended to go to Verona to buy paint brushes but appears to have gone to Venice instead.
Catherine Spellman 84 drank sulpho napthol at her Roxbury home 702 Parker Street by mistake for medicine yesterday afternoon. She was rendered unconscious and rushed to City Hospital where she died late last night.
Vanni Marcoux, Boston Opera Company baritone, learns from Paris attorney Henri Robert that he has obtained a divorce from his second wife Elise Mestrey after incompatibility. He previously divorced his first wife Eugenie Delgrosso and married a third time to Milo, with later alimony payments kept. He denies engagement to Mary Garden, calls her a friend, and jokes about a third marriage to a “nice American girl” who won’t be too rich.
Members of the Massachusetts Senate of 1890 gathered at Young's Hotel for their annual luncheon. Of the 23 year old group, 20 are alive and nine attended the reunion. Attendees included James Donovan City Clerk Boston H H Sprague Washington Cook Alfred S Fassett Edwin D Metcalf Joseph Bradley Alfred S Pinkerton Dr Benjamin Campbell and Secretary Davenport.
Miss Mildred Maddox of Good Housekeeping told the Philergians club in Braintree that a slow fire makes meat tough and cited that 20 percent of Americans feed 80 percent of others as a reason for rising food prices. The talk, held yesterday, was about practical cooking and meal planning.
The lecture notes that lettuce in New York homes may cost as little as 20 cents daily per family with lettuce almost all water. Beef should be aged two to four weeks in cold storage and cooked quickly at high heat for best tenderness. Rare or cheaper cuts suit some preferences, and carving from the end preserves flavor. Frozen fish decline after thawing, unlike meat, and reliance on frozen fish grows.
Jesse Pomeroy was sent back to Cell 26 in the Cherry Hill state prison, the cell he escaped from on December 30. He had been confined in Cell 1 across from 26, awaiting his return as the torn-out escape slot was restored. The cat called Buster frightened by Pomeroy’s red mask alerted Officer Brassil, though the incident was deemed trivial at the time.
Pittsburg Jan 21 Ten persons were injured, some seriously, when a Union railroad freight engine ran off the track and plunged through a concrete wall dropping about 20 feet, splitting a house. Four injured were children in the demolished home. others were railroad workers. Telegraph operator Joseph C. Barnhart, stationed in a tower at the wreck, jumped and was seriously hurt as the tower and building were wrecked.
YUAINCOLN Neb Jan 21 George W Norris Republican was today elected United States Senator to succeed Senator Norris Brown. The vote was unanimous in both houses. Norris was the choice of the voters in the State primary. The Democrats have a majority of the Legislature on joint ballot.
Public notice from a druggist offering PAZO OINTMENT with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. The advertisement states the price as 50 cents and promises refunds.
The Richenburg brothers advertise the only Leaded Art Glass factory in the Northeast selling domes and reading lamps directly to customers at four store prices. Products offered include colors and styles named Frederick Henry and Charles, located three doors from Federal Street.
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