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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1903

Page

2

Health myth of coffee and Postum reforms lives

A letter cites relief from coffee ills by switching to Postum cereal. A Readfield Maine woman recalls dairy stomach and dizziness relief after choosing Postum, then notes improved health. A contest notice mentions a $7,500 prize and a social convention reception at the Somerset with numerous university leaders and educators in attendance.

Readfield Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Bricklayers Reach New Scale with Fireproofing Pact

National Fireproofing Company yesterday signed the bricklayers new scale of 54 cents an hour and this morning the bricklayers employed by them will return to work.

National Fireproofing Company

Provincetown Welcomes NEA Visitors to Pilgrim Memorial

The Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association invites NEA visitors to Provincetown to view High Pole Hill where a 200 foot column to Mayflower Pilgrims will rise. Congress considers 40000 dollars for the memorial with matching funds. Massachusetts has 25000, with equal partly raised. NEA members may assist by contacting Mrs. Sara White Lee, Room 441, 63 State Street, Boston.

Cape Cod Legislature Massachusetts Sara White Lee State Street Boston

Teachers Planned Thursday Event Schedule in Boston

Activities include department sessions at multiple churches and schools, a luncheon by Governor Bates for Governor Aycock, and evening events. Lectures by Ross Turner and C. Howard Walker, canoes on the Charles River, receptions at Rogers Building and Harvard College, and a Mechanics' Hall session.

First Baptist Church South Congregational Church Huntington Hall Old South Church New England Conservatory of Music Arlington Street Church Central Congregational Church National Council Second Church Bates Charles B. Aycock North Carolina University Club Ross Turner Horace Mann Charles River Rogers Building Rhode Island Connecticut J. Randolph Coolidge Chestnut Hill Department of Secondary Education Harvard College

Iron-Ox Tablets claim to cure constipation

An ad-style warning on severe constipation describes rapid decline without action and promotes Iron-Ox Tablets as a tonic laxative that rebuilds digestion and body functions. It warns against purgatives and asserts long term improvement, selling fifty tablets for 25 cents from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co of Detroit.

Iron-Ox Remedy Co Detroit Mich

Municipal Luncheon Menu Facsimile in Boston Chronicle

A historic facsimile shows Mayor Collins hosting Boston citizens and educators from the Educational Association at a municipal luncheon. The design features Bostonia guiding Minerva with Athens in the backdrop, and a recurring beanpot joke links the past and present of the modern Athens Boston.

Somerset Collins Boston Educational Association Bostonia Minerva Athens

Boston Banquet Honors National Educational Association

Henry of Prussia and American educators were feted at a Boston luncheon by the city to welcome the National Educational Association. About 100 guests, including Mayor Collins and notable presidents, heard toasts praising education, with a keepsake city souvenir provided to each attendee.

Henry of Prussia Empire America Republic Somerset’s Boston National Educational Association Collins Eliot Butler Columbia Agnes Irwin Radcliffe College Grafton D. Cushing John L. Gardner Charles H. Keyes William T. Sedgwick Margaret A. Haley W. T. Harris Hyde Bowdoin Harper Chicago University Wheeler University of California Jack Gardner Boston Latin School Harvard College Massachusetts Monu

Polo match entertains Dedham teachers at Karlstein

Over 100 teachers met Mr and Mrs Samuel D Warren at Karlstein this afternoon and watched a pony polo game between two Dedham Polo Club teams. Refreshments were served during the match.

Dedham Samuel D. Warren Karlstein Dedham Polo Club

Teachers on Mrs Gardner at Brookline Green Hill event

Southern teachers visiting Mrs John L Gardner at Green Hill Brookline form varied opinions during a long ascent to her hilltop estate They discuss her appearance attire and demeanor while noting diamonds and reception at the grounds refreshment table Two Mississippi teachers observe Mrs Jacks reception of two colored Florida teachers

John L. Gardner Green Hill Brookline Gardner Estate Jack Indiana Mississippi

Boston Fire Scene Lehrer: Mrs Hannah Rogers Struck By Engine

Mrs Hannah E Rogers an Chicago schoolteacher living at 872 Western Ave North was knocked down and run over by a fire engine in Charlestown while investigating a house fire. She suffered fractures to both bones in her right leg and was treated at City Hospital after being found by Miss Haley and Miss McDonald.

Hannah E. Rogers Western Avenue North Chicago Charlestown Bunker Hill Monument Warren Street City Hospital Haley McDonald

Visiting teachers tour the steamship New England

Steamship New England welcomed visiting teachers who toured the Dominion line vessel all day. Groups from New England and states including Kansas Illinois Pennsylvania Alabama and many other regions explored the promenade decks bridge wheel house steerage quarters second cabin dining room kitchen engine room and saloon passage. Souvenirs were given as they departed.

Dominion Line New England Register Kansas Illinois Pennsylvania Alabama

Ten-Year-Old Cured Of Consumption In Boston Clinic

Mrs Frances M Hill of Allston Massachusetts testifies that her ten year old daughter cured of consumption after two months of inhalation treatment at Koch Lung Cure Treatment 361 Boylston Street Boston. She says family history included tuberculosis and that the child was gravely ill before treatment. The testimonial includes a photo and urges help for others with the disease.

Boylston Street Boston Frances M. Hill Reedsdale St Allston Mass

Baroness Rose Posse Hosts Informal Department Dance

Baroness Rose Posse first vice president of the physical training department welcomed members at the Posse gym last evening. Dancing ran from 9 to 11 with Miss Pray and other officers assisting. The event mixed formal gowns with shirtwaist outfits as teachers and guests enjoyed a lively, varied display of dance styles.

Somerset Gertrude Edmund Lowell Training School Eliot Harvard G. Stanley Hall Clark University Helen Grenfell Colorado A. & Winship Boston C. H. Keyes Hartford G. W. Luckey University of Nebraska Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University William de Witt Hyde Bowdoin College A. P. Marble New York City H. L. Halsey Oshkosh Normal Lucial Gale Barber Frederick Monteser New York University J. A. Greene New York J. B. Morse Frank Fitzpatrick D. C. Heath A. W. Clancy Chicago Bettie Dutton Cleveland Jenny B. Merrill Mary Davis Bridgeport L. M. Dillman J. H. van Sickle Baltimore Rose Posse Association Posse Gymnasium Miss Pray Miss Gilman Miss Wiggin Miss Rolf Atlantic Pacific

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