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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1904
Page
7
In a Back Bay chat, women advocate barefoot outdoor care for skin. They describe walking in dew and dew-drenched grass, early morning露, rainwater baths on rooftops, and liken trends to Bar Harbor. The piece notes social scrutiny in town and a humorous flair from THE POST Young Woman.
Post readers dominated the Globe Theatre last night for a three hour show exclusive to Sunday Post patrons. The audience, mainly women, praised the cast led by Blanche Buckner as she delivered her best, with Peggy Brady and Mercenary Mary Ann among top numbers.
A young Chinese nobleman, Mr K Y Li, heir to Honolulu wealth, visits San Francisco on a diplomatic errand. He travels with Mesa Hasamasa, a Japanese maid acting as valet, who tends to his hair nails clothes and wardrobe during his stay in a Stockton street lodging house.
Old Dr Warren's favorite prescription for summer debility and nervousness combines milk egg sugar and Sanford's Ginger. It is touted as a nutritious restorative for weak, run down people especially between meals and at bedtime.
A guide to beating sleepless heat with Sanford's Ginger tea. The piece credits Sanford's Ginger as a natural aid that quickens circulation relaxes the nerves centers blood in the stomach and promotes digestion to help sleep during extreme heat.
Ginger lemonade tastes far better with Sanford's Ginger, enhancing flavor and perceived healthfulness. For thirty years Sanford's has stood as the standard of purity flavor and strength.
A delicious cooling drink recipe notes Sanford's Ginger as a healthful ingredient. It combines cracked ice sugar ginger and lime juice for a refreshing beverage. The ad copy urges readers to choose Sanford's brand for healthful quality.
Hydesaburo Ohashi, the well known young Japanese student, who disappeared from the city about four weeks ago, has returned from a lecturing tour through Nova Scotia. He reports the trip satisfactory and says he is preparing a magazine article giving his impressions of American customs.
Crowds at City wharf yesterday welcomed the Floating Hospital. Three pairs of twins among patient mothers and children were seen: the O’Meara twins from Charlestown, Anna and Marta Rema, and Ruth and Esther Chisholm. The day marked the Susan T. Crosby memorial.
Edward C Wayburn and wife, dining at a Boston hotel, received a mystic telegram. Mrs Wayburn left and filed for divorce in New York, claiming the coded message proved infidelity. The case, tied to alimony, will get a special hearing next Saturday in Judge Kirby's court. William W Frazier sues Mary Lizzie Frazier over alimony and two pigs. his attorneys seek cause to retain the pigs after splitting the family.
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad announces significant time changes and reductions in passenger service starting Sunday July 24. Readers can obtain details from large time table posters and pocket folders issued before the change date.
The 4 oclock limited Boston to New York runs in five and a half hours with no extra fare unless Pullman accommodations are chosen. Dining car service is westbound Springfield to New York and eastbound New Haven to Boston. Trains leaving Boston and New York at noon include dining cars from Boston to New Haven and New York to Springfield. For details and reservations contact the Boston city office at 366 Washington Street.
Louisville brief reports a contempt rule tied to the possession of four pigs and their mother. The case hinges on who legally owns the animals amid ongoing divorce proceedings.
Grand Rapids, July 21. After four years of mental darkness and running on all fours, Kate Ferenga now acts and speaks like a normal girl. She resides with uncle John Ferenga at 231 Carrier Street where she receives care. Parents deny mistreatment and cite a unique mania behind the prior behavior.
Mrs John L Bates president of the honorary ladies committee called a meeting yesterday. A sub committee led by Mrs W W Potter was formed to organize the principal reception for the G A R at the Algonquin Clubhouse on August 16. Mrs Sarah Titus was elected vice president, Mrs Sarah White Lee secretary, and Mrs Emmeline C Ricker treasurer.
Patrolman FE N Morrissey of Station 5 was found dead in the patrol wagon house on East Dedham street at 9 15 am yesterday with a bullet wound to the right temple and the revolver in his hand. Believed to be death by own action, despondency after an appendicitis operation about a year ago is noted by fellow officers. He lived at 104 Holmes avenue Dorchester and was usually alone in the stable during early mornings.
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