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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1909

Page

11

Notices and Tiny Tales From The Common And City

Observations on park workers spraying trees near the Common and concerns for local wildlife. Chicago wedding news links Dorchester native Clifton Frederick Woods and Frances Gilbert Tighe. Charlestown navy yard tours attract visitors as three battleships prepare for Atlantic maneuvers starting June 15. A humorous anecdote about a citizen ship application and Mayor Hibbard. Farewell for Fred H. Price who sails to Hamburg, Europe for months. Circus doctor quips about elephant medicine. Alderman Rideout writes songs for Republican turnout at Squantum. Etiquette on pie eating cited from Newton restaurant. Actor Joseph P. Keefe, aged 65, dies in Staten Island home. Curley praises park land for Ward 17 playground. Patrolman James Lewis praised for rowing prowess and medals. Chickatawbut Club gifts Harvard Leighton Arrowsmith with military brushes for coaching play.

Park Department B. F. Keith Jerete News Chicago Dorchester Clifton Frederick Woods Frances Gilbert Tighe Congress Hotel Bryan Tighe Michigan Avenue James F. Woods

Ide Presents Credentials to King Alfonso in Madrid

Henry C. Ide, newly appointed American minister to Spain, presented his credentials to King Alfonso in Madrid. The ceremony marks Ide’s formal start of duties as the United States envoy to Spain.

Madrid Henry C. Ide Spain Alfonso

Open Air Dog Show Draws 581 Dogs in Massachusetts

The sixth annual Ladies Kennel Association of Massachusetts show drew 581 dogs with 400 specials at Chestnut Hall Club grounds. Notable winners included Speckled Wren the toy spaniel and Alta Priscilla in the Saint Bernard class, amid a day of social profile and multiple breed judging.

Ladies’ Kennel Association Ladies’ Kennel Association of Massachusetts Chestnut Hall Club New Engand Aliee Ritchie Alice Rogers Pierce Ritchy Speckled Wren Speckle Wren Directoire E. H. Seagrave Association Fanny Brooks Charles Whitney E. K. Thayer P. J. Talbot Winslow Clark J. L. Frothingham Thorndike Whittemore Alice Brownell A. Henry Higginson Lady Aberdeen St. Bernard Sasche Bright South Lincoln August Belmont New York Judg

Prominent Athletes Lead Brookline High Graduation

Brookline High School will award diplomas to more than eight graduates at the June 24 ceremony in the school hall. Captain Thomas Dooley leads a strong baseball contingent, with Lawrence Johnson McGrath Gallert and Kelley among other players. Football losses include Capt James Willitts Albert Kerrigan Davenport Pouge Eugene Floyd James Gleason Frank Nadel and Jerry Driscoll. Track loses Captain Whitney. swimmers include Edward Wessner and Johnson. Eugene Floyd is class president Gordon Gallery speaker Albert Kerrigan class prophet Newel A Thompson Jr and Grace Bingham provide the class song music.

Brookline High School Thomas Dooley Lawrence Johnson McGrath Gallert Kelley James Willitts Albert <Errigan Davenport Pouge Eugene Floyd James Gleason Frank Nadel Jerry” Driscoll Whitney Edward Wessner Gordon Gallery Albert Kerrigan Newel A. Thompson, Jr Ioy Odist Grace Bingham

Letter Advice on Love Duty and Marriage

A narrator counsels a young woman to prioritize duty and family over a fickle suitor. She should marry the man she loves if three years of acquaintance shows true commitment, and seek a home and protection with a husband in her motherless state.

Miss Champagne Boston Post

The Eagle Wants You My Boy

Robert Dunlap, fired for past lapses, faces a deadly train wreck while rescuing a kidnapped boy. He writes the full despatch before collapse, dreaming of home, with the chief urging him to return to the Eagle. The boy’s rescue restores his purpose and promise to the newspaper.

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Prescription for Nervous Men and Women

A historic health column instructs on nervous system fatigue and anxiety. It prescribes a half pint bottle preparation mixing syrup sarsaparilla compound balm wort cardiol endomene drops, to be taken after meals and at night, for relief.

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