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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1910

Page

3

Aged Couple Celebrates 69th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. George M. Grant aged 90 and 91 marked 69 years of marriage in the Roxbury Aged Couples Home. They wed in 1841 in Leicester England and have three children. Their son John J. Grant heads a Detroit manufacturing firm with 36 patents.

George M. Grant John J. Grant Detroit, Mich Walnut Avenue Roxbury Tive Albert S. Cheever Aldersey Road Somerville Fitchburg Boston & Maine Railroad Grant George Grant Church of All Saints Episcopal Leicester England United States Mrs

Marmola tablets promise fat loss with little effort

A 75 cent offering from Marmola Co claims readers can shed 12 to 15 ounces daily by taking Marmola Prescription Tablets after meals and at night. The ad urges continued eating with no exercise, asserting fat will vanish and leave a trimmed figure.

Marmola Co Farmer Detroit Mich

Naval Clerk Weds Stamford Girl in Connecticut

Stamford, Conn. June 1 Miss Marion Adelaide daughter of Henry K. McHarg married Paymaster George R. Venable U S N at St Johns Church The groom is stationed at Portsmouth navy yard The bride's father is a millionaire and director in several railroads including New York New Haven Hartford Society guests from New York arrived in special cars for the ceremony.

Stamford Conn Marion Adelaide Henry K. McHarg George R. Venable St. John’s Church Portsmouth Navy Yard New York, New Haven & Hartford New York

Doctors Praise Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Across Nation

Prominent physicians from New York to Iowa endorse Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure, palatable stimulant and tonic for medical use. Letters from W. R. C. Larson, Edw. Gossle, Thomas D. Love, J. C. Beard, E. J. Weitenberner, and A. G. Hopkins attest to its benefits in gastr ic troubles, typhoid, convalescence, pneumonia, and general debility, urging continued availability.

Duffy Edw. Gossle 19Th St Indianapolis Uffy Thomas D. Love M. D E. Fair St Atlanta E. J. Weitenberner Russell St Detroit Mich

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Medicinal Tonic

An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure medicinal whiskey. It claims benefits for adults and youths, endorses medical and hospital use, warns to buy only sealed bottles with the Old Chemist label, and offers free medical literature from Rochester, New York.

Duffy Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N. Y

Berkshire trolley bill clears third reading in Massachusetts House

The Berkshire street railway bill to let the New Haven road acquire Berkshire properties and spend 2 million dollars passed a third reading in the Massachusetts House by 137 to 72. Debates centered on monopoly risks, Massachusetts charter limits, and potential court violations.

New Haven Berkshire Trolley New Haven Road Berkshire Street Railway Supreme Court Massachusetts Norman White Brookline William 4. Coolidge Boston & Maine Railroad Bentley W. Warren New England Investment & Security Company White Berkshire Railway Martin N. Quinn Taunton Roger Walcott Milton Boston Callaghan Collins Coogan Daly Goode Hickey Kelly McCarthy McKirdy O’donnell Scigliano Adams Armstrong Atherton Atkins Avery Barlow Bates Batley Bayley G. F. Bean J. W. Bean Bliss Bond Bothfield Boutwell Holden Holmgren T. Holt F. E. Holt H. R. Holt Hughes Keene Kilpatrick Kinney Lamoreaux Langelier Langtry Leland Leonard Lombard Langley Marchand D. J. McCarthy McCullough Messinger Meyers Montgomery F. Moore Moseley Murray Nickerson Nordbeck Noyes O'Donnell Oliver Parks Payson W. H. Pierce L. S. Perry Pope J. F. Powers J. L. Powers Priest Quigley G. A. Reed J. J. Reed Roberts G. B. Robinson W. M. Robinson Rcusamaniere Ryan Scelgliano Scully Sharp Smith Stevens A. M Ahearn Allen Arsenault Barry Beal Bellamy Brophy C. H. Brown R. F. Brown Burcher Carleton Cavanaugh Chase Cogswell Colpoys Conant Conway Cronin Cuff H. R. Cumming Donovan Ducey Dwyer Ebsen Wairbank Way Graham Greene Ham Hancock Harrington Hatton J. J. Hayes Henebery Hobbs Holbrook Howard Hurd Kane Kearns Keefe Keenan Kendrick Knight Mancovitz F. McCarthy McGrath Meade J. H. Mellen Noonan F. O’brien W. H. O’brien O’neil Penniman Quinn Ricker Riley Sargent Saunders Segee Shaw Sorenson RE. D Committee On Judiciary Brown New Hampshire Connecticut Wolcott Washburn Worcester Draper Malone

Dr Chapman to Preach at Central Church Sunday

The Rev J Wilbur Chapman, evangelist once in Boston revival, will preach at Central Church at Newbury and Berkeley streets next Sunday morning. The move follows rector Rev John H Denison's four month illness and recent operation at his parents home in Williamson. Deacons asked Chapman to speak and a reply arrived yesterday confirming the engagement.

J. Wilbur Chapman Boston Central Church Newbury and Berkeley Streets Chapman John H. Denison Denison Williamson Dr. Chapman

Mayor Parks Hens by Names in Malden Hen Capers

Malden Mayor George How ard Fall knows each hen in his coop by name from Eunice to Genevieve. He spots Jenny and friends roaming near 40 Wentworth street and appeals to Mrs. Fall and police before hens are returned to the Fall home. Irving faces a judge on June 7.

Malden George Howard Fall Mayor Fall Eunice Alice Jenny Marie Clarice Grace Emmeline Honoria Pip Gertrude Genevieve Wentworth Street Fall Homestead James Irving Irving Law

Printer Seeks Death in East Boston Ill Health

Timothy J. Fitzgerald a 15 year government compositor in Washington attempted suicide at his home 496 Bremen Street East Boston. He shot himself in the right temple and was taken to East Boston relief hospital where doctors say there is little hope of recovery.

Timothy J. Fitzgerald Washington Bremen Street East Boston

Dr Kellogg warns insanity rise mirrors degeneracy concerns

Dr J H Kellogg, Battle Creek Sanitarium superintendent, warned in a graduation address that insanity has doubled in 50 years and physical degeneracy from modern living fuels rising chronic diseases. He cited increases in heart and kidney disease and cancer, linking them to diet, alcohol, tobacco, and indoor city life. Four women graduates were named.

J. H. Kellogg Battle Creek Mich College of Physicians and Surgeons Tegion of Honor Kellogg Massachusetts New England Minnie Kk. Fink Bertha G. Langenbach Edith M. Lehnis Sarah E. Noyes James J. Francis T. D. Crowthers Cc. C. Farnum J. D. Robertson J. H. Crocker Unitarian National Society Court Hall

Bishop Hamilton and Family to Sail for Mission Conference

Bishop Hamilton and Mrs Hamilton and daughter Miss Heloise will sail from New York on the Caledonia to Glasgow to attend the World's Missionary Conference at Edinburgh. He represents the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church and she the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. After Edinburgh the bishop will meet the eastern committee in London.

John W. Hamilton Heloise Hamilton New York Caledonia Glasgow Edinburgh Bishop Hamilton Foreign Missionary Society Methodist Episcopal Church Hamilton Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Methodist Ecumenical Conference London

Cornell Rowing Team Locker Theft Sparks Odd Train Farewell

The Cornell crew lockers were robbed at the Union Boat Club as the team crossed the finish. A second story thief stole cash and valuables while crew members, few still with money, boarded a special train to Ithaca. Dad Names distrubuted elastic bands to secure their rolls amid the ride home. Old Man Courtney lamented the freshman crew beating the varsity record.

Cornell Union Boat Club Simson Aitchison Boston Athletic Club Harvard Dad Names Cornell Glee Club Ithaca Dad Courtney

Comic strip lineup fuels Post Sunday fun

A feast of fun tops next Sunday's Post section with characters Sambo Nemo Muggsy Willie Westinghouse and Granny Goodthing at their best for a lighthearted page.

Sambo Nemo Muggsy Willie Westinghouse Granny Goodthing

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W. R. C. Larson Riverside Drive J. C. Beard Canal St New Orleans A. G. Hopkins Burlington, Ia Duffy’s Pure Tati Vai Vane Oe Alue Court Street Gale & Kent Esobias Sant So Bill HUB DR. Kellogg Oo Fu Riday Serge Union Cotton Dept Summer Street America Chiropodist Milanais de Adler
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