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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1905

Page

5

Peruna Cited By Miss Sadie Robinson For Nervousness Relief

Miss Sadie Robinson of Malden Massachusetts reports using Peruna for seven months to ease weakness sleeplessness and nervousness from overwork She says her appetite sleep improved and pelvic weakness disappeared She invites free medical advice from Dr S B Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio with confidential correspondence.

Sadie Robinson Rand ‘Street kMalden Mass S. B. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Linehan and Curley Tilt over Dock Trust Location

The Boston Board of Aldermen debated a railroads committee report granting East Boston track locations to the National Dock Trust Company. Curley and supporters failed to move reconsideration, with two factions split 6 to 7 and Whelton denying suspension. The National Dock Trust issue is set to return at the next meeting.

Board of Aldermen Committee On Railroads Boston National Dock Trust Company Trust Company Curley Nolan O'Toole Whelton Linehan Alderman Curley Bang Alderman Linehan Hennessey National Dock Trust Chaftrman Whelton

Who Owns Housekeeping Money The Wife Or Husband

The Boston Post invites letters up to 100 words on whether savings from the housekeeping allowance belong to the wife or the husband. It cites Mary Beck of Philadelphia who saved 800 dollars, got 400 during her husband’s six month absence, and had him arrested for non support before a judge ruled that the money was his. Readers are asked to send opinions on ownership of housekeeping savings to the Post Letter Box.

Post Mary Beck Philadelphia Cleveland Mary Legion Boston Boston Post Alice President Hall

Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Wins A Life Saved Note

Mrs Willadsen of Benne Town writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after two years of illness. She details relief from irregular menses, pain, bearing down, weakness and nervous debility and urges other women to seek help.

Willadsen Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. T. ©. Willadsen Benne Town Lydia B. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkhaxe

Census Taking Cost Exceeds Three Hundred Thousand Dollars

The state spent over 300000 on the recent census. 2472 enumerators were paid at least $3 daily. Occupations listed include 214 sorts, 2388 clerks, 87 farmers, 12 doctors, 12 plumbers, and two violinists. demographics show 1285 white, eight colored, one Indian. 599 single, 622 married. ages between 20 and 39 for males and 25 to 49 for females. 1381 over 60.

State Labor Bulletin

President Hall Targets Children Reads in Odd Wonderland Tale

A Clark University president denounces child readers of moral tales and bans books like Alice in Wonderland and Kingsley Water Babies. In a surreal quarrel, the Red and White Queens describe punishment and a land of storyless drills, while a frog gatekeeper warns of consequences as Alice seeks entry.

Hall Clark University Alice Red Queen President Hall Tom Kingsley the Post Young Woman

Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Stands Alone

The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a nonalcoholic remedy for women's ailments made at the Buffalo laboratory. It claims a long history, emphasizes vegetable ingredients, and notes a testimonial from Mrs. H. S. Jones of Forest North Carolina after six bottles. It adds that Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets help constipation.

Buffalo N. Y Dr. Pierce Pierce United States

Man Rescues Sick Friend From Dorchester Fire

George W. Powers rushed into a blazing Dorchester kitchen to save his sick friend Mr. Wells. An oil stove exploded causing burns to Powers while neighbors helped carry Wells to safety and both were treated at City Hospital Convalescents Home.

George W. Powers Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Powers John Wells

Fire Commissioner Thanks Seven for Albany Street Fire Aid

Fire Commissioner Wells sent letters of thanks to seven men who aided the Albany street fire Friday. Three were not regular department members James Phelan Halmouth street H Heymann and M A Murphy from Fire Alarm Company. Four were department members District Chief Daniel Sennett Captain R A Ritchie Assistant Engineer T F Cooney and Thomas Mitchell. A sixth letter went to W H Guinan driver for chief of District 8 for responding Saturday on his day off.

Wells Albany Street James Phelan Falmouth Street Heymann Harry Heymann M. A. Murphy Fire Alarm Company Daniel F. Sennett R. A. Ritchie T. F. Cooney Thomas Mitchell W. H. Guinan District 8

Father Harkins Party At Norumbega Park

The St. Augustine Sodality girls led by Father Harkins spent the day at Norumbega Park with 490 in the group traveling from South Boston in five special cars. Tonight 800 more accompanied by Father Harkins will visit the park for an open air theatre performance and witness the electric fountain display before returning home.

St. Augustine

Brynes Fires Self in Despair at South Boston Home

Martin Brynes, 80, of 233 Dorchester Street, South Boston, shot himself in the right temple about 7:30 PM saying he was tired of living. He was taken to City Hospital and, despite initial danger, was reported to likely recover. An officer responded to the scene.

Martin Brynes Dorchester Street Boston Brynes Murrine Hosital Broynes

Discontented Auburndale Boy Runs Away From Home

A 14 year old boy John Forbes disappeared from his home on Freeman Street Auburndale on Sunday due to discontent with home life. He worked in the garden for his father and had spoken of running away to friends. He was reported missing to the Newton police by his parents today.

Auburndale John Forbes Freeman Street Newton

Greeks Strike in Nashua After Interpreter Fired

In Nashua New Hampshire on July 10 about 75 Greek workers at the New England Counter Company walked out in protest after George Barnes the plant interpreter was discharged. They gathered near the factory prompting police to disperse the disturbance.

Nashua N. H George Barnes New England Counter Company

When to Tell a Longtime Sweetheart Your Plans

A reader asks if he should keep a 22 year old girlfriend in suspense about marriage. The columnist urges honesty after four years, advising him to reveal his love, intent to marry, and financial limits, and to consider whether waiting five years would be acceptable or cause greater pain than separation.

Miss Champagne

Talks By Mildred on Love and a Loveless Engagement

A reader asks Mildred Hampagne for advice about an engagement to a woman who loves him, though he does not love her. The guidance urges honesty about his feelings and releasing the pledge if possible, to avoid a future unhappy marriage.

Miss Champagne R. W

Old Home Week Invitation Upheld by Governor McLane

Governor John McLane invites all who love New Hampshire to the seventh annual Old Home week starting August 19. He says bonfires will blaze bright greetings, churches will open their doors, and groves will provide cool shade for picnics and the renewal of friendships.

Concord N. H John McLane New Hampshire

Mutiny on Howard Goulds Yacht Niagara Off Bay Ridge

The 24 Norwegian crew aboard Howard Goulds yacht Niagara mutinied at anchor off Bay Ridge. They complained of unpaid wages, poor rations of potatoes and weak coffee, and obstructed hiring of 12 replacement sailors. Gould hid in his cabin while Captain Grant sought resolution.

New York Howard Gould Bay Ridge Mr. Gould Captain Grant Grant

Life Preserver Fails as Lad Drowns at Cemetery Pond

John Smith a 17 year old lad drowned in a pond at Calvary Cemetery in South Portland while swimming with friends. The youth, son of Warren Smith, wore an old life preserver that failed to keep him afloat. the body was recovered.

Portland John Smith South Portland Calvary Cemetery Smith Warren Smith

Cuticura Cured At Once

A Rochester New York reader reports a delicate baby with a terrible sore and humor that looked like raw flesh and caused agony. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the soreness vanished before two weeks.

Jeannette H. Block Rosedale St Rochester N.Y

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Miss Sadie Robinson Peruna Mes T C Trail OF Water Baby Hart Lewis Carroll Gray Plutarch Cohosh X-Zalia Corporation Batterymarch Street Albany ST Father Harkins Norumbega Park Mildred Hampagne H D Lad
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