Mohair hats offer deep plaited style in four colors
Plain deep plaited model cut very full from high grade lustrous mohair available in black navy gray and cream. These are described as positively surprising value with 98 eS Abi cick.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
3
Plain deep plaited model cut very full from high grade lustrous mohair available in black navy gray and cream. These are described as positively surprising value with 98 eS Abi cick.
Lisle Gloves Milanese silk and French lisle thread gloves offered in tan gray pongee black and white. Regular 350c values discounted to 29c superior 25. Window display features New Cham ois Colored Silk Gloves in double finger trimmed natural chamois color. 16-button length tricot silk 10-button length Milanese silk.
A 1908 statement from G. E. Shaw of Boston confirms a 1905 testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad notes back pain relief and urges readers to buy for 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole US agents, reminding to remember the brand name.
In Rockland Maine on June 14 the two masted schooner Gamecock, towed by tug Sommers N Smith, reported a crewman suicide. Nicholas Kilborne an English crew member who joined at Rockland jumped overboard and drowned despite a launched boat. The vessel also sprang a leak and required assistance.
The Boston barkentine John S. Emery, loaded with 688 805 feet of lumber, sailed March 3 for Buenos Ayres. At 7000 miles she should take about 60 days but is now 43 days beyond that, with a full month overdue. Captain Wellington Coombs commands the 12 man crew. built in Boston in 1890.
Consollata Cerviello five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carmelo Cerviello of 207 Endicott Street North End, was severely burned yesterday afternoon while playing with others in a yard off 212 Endicott Street. Her skirt caught fire as she prepared a bonfire, and clothes burned completely. She was taken to the Relief Hospital on the dangerous list with burns across her face and body.
Very little interest greeted Speaker Joseph Walker's effort to unite 181 Republican House members for a fall campaign committee. Not more than 60 showed up at the caucus while Senator Lodge's name was not mentioned, but speakers stressed party unity for success this fall.
The Rev. A. Z. Conrad will mark 25 years since his ordination at Park Street Church. The minister has served at Ainslie Street Presbyterian in Brooklyn Worcester's Old South Congregational and his current church. He will share experiences from his career during the morning service.
The New Haven road must cover investigation expenses by railroad tax and bank commissioners to validate its securities. The House attached the committee led amendment to the validation bill amid a day of compromise with Washburn and Section 2 changes faced fierce opposition.
Scattered fragments suggest a drowning in a local reservoir near Salem. Divers worked the bottom for hours but found no confirmed body evidence. Officials fear a body may be present as efforts continue to drain the large之 reservoir and locate the missing person.
Indications point to pro roguing the Great and General Court of 1910 late today. A mock session will convene at three in the House with Rep. Tom Riley of Malden presiding and Rep. Martin Hays of Brighton serving as clerk. Rep. Charles McCarthy of Marlboro will lead the chain gang.
Berlin reports advices from Rio de Janeiro that insurgents in Jurua prefecture Acre district Western Brazil drive out the governor and declare independence. dispatch dated June 14.
West Point graduation exercises will commission 82 cadets as second lieutenants. Frederick S. Strong Jr of Troy New York leads the class in the commencement lineup scheduled for tomorrow.
An old advertisement asserts Hood's Lotion soothes heals and beautifies while noting it does not make hair grow. It pitches quick relief and urges trying it at 25 cents or 650 cents.
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