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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1905
Page
7
A larger than usual mosquito described as germ carrying has appeared in New England. It reportedly inoculates poison into the bitten person. Newspapers advise using a strong antiseptic liquid if bitten.
X Zalia stops pain at once and kills germ poison. It claims to cure all bites prickly heat insect bites summer rash humors blisters sunburn ivy poisoning scalp itching and brown tail moth bites. Sold by druggists 50c large bottle. Free 36 page booklet available from X Zalia Corporation Boston Mass.
Malden July 24 Miss Annie Perry a 30 year old nurse staying at 548 Main street displayed a 38 caliber revolver and warned she would shoot if intruders entered her house. Police say two men were seen near the residence and claim the incident was peeping rather than burglary.
The article reports that no official mayoral nomination decision will be made by Superintendent Donovan until after the state election. Congressman Kelcher outlines views on Collins, Fitzgerald, and the Democratic path, while party leaders gather at the Quincy House to discuss strategy.
The body of John Paul Jones rests on American soil in a modest vault at the Naval Academy grounds near the unfinished chapel. A ceremonial funeral with sailors and midshipmen, crepe drapery, muskets, and taps marks the tribute to his revered memory as plans for a grand naval abbey proceed.
A 1900s anecdote describes Boston telephone operators dubbed Hello Girls waking workers by ringing their phones before 6 AM. A man begs one operator to call him to catch an early train, noting rules forbid operators from acting as alarm clocks. The piece highlights quirky workplace constraints and social norms.
Thelma V. McNee, who saved children in a Beacon Garage blaze, helped Dr. F A Merrill whose wax fire exploded while melting wax. Merrill was scorched, McNee aided him, alerted police, and Elizabeth Bell evacuated the upper story before smoke drove her to safety. The residence sustained about 1500 dollars in damage.
General John R. King, successor to the late General W. W. Blackmar as head of the G A R, plans little work before September encampment. Headquarters will stay in Boston with use of General Blackmar’s private office. The general staff remains unchanged as King moves up one slot.
Changes and alterations on the sidewalk and inside the store bring weekly value cuts and price concessions at Meyer Jonasson to offset inconveniences. This week features shirtwaist suits, chambray and braid trimmed outfits, plaited linen suits, and end of season shirt waists. Fall models include 12 suits with long coats in plum, red, brown, green and pastels, plus striped madras skirts and dotted mull fabrics.
Washington July 24 The grand jury probe into the cotton reports leak centers on E A Holmes who directed the statistical bureau and others blamed for betraying government data. The president seeks indictments to set an example as bears and bulls profit or suffer from market manipulation tied to secret figures.
Fanny Dereshinsky aged 17 of 8 Ransom Court was arrested by Inspector Nelson at 2 30 yesterday on a larceny charge for stealing a shirtwaist and six handkerchiefs from a large department store.
The advertisement argues Lactated Food is affordable for all households. A 25 cent package yields ten pints, larger sizes are more economical, and it is claimed to be cheaper than cow's milk and vastly safer. It states that no experiments are needed and that leading physicians endorse the product.
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