Picket in Stride With Baby Leads Kosher Meat Strike Tactic
A new picketing method using women each carrying a baby begins today as part of a kosher meat strike in Boston. The second day yielded limited results with many shops closed amid crowd actions and minor clashes. Leaders warned against slaughterers and rabbis, while police sought to prevent larger disturbances as rallies spread to multiple neighborhoods.
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West End
Fryons’ Hall
Leverett Street
Rose Woolen
Morris Rosen
Hebrew Bakers’ Union
Roxbury
Dorchester
Boston
Cambridge
Lowell Street
Greater
Beef Trust
North End
Harry Prensky
Salem Street
Morris Rubin
Harry Levitov
Harry Reznick
Station 1
Hanover Street
Free One Month Treatment Offer for Chronic Diseases
Osmo-Chemic Physicians offer a free one month course of treatment and medicines for Deafness Asthma Bronchitis Hay Fever and other chronic diseases for patients who begin or renew by June 29th Four days remain to claim the free program aiming to prove their cure methods time limited and widely accessible.
Malden couple praise Osmo-Chemic Physicians treatment
Mrs. Hadley of 18 Ashland Street Malden Massachusetts says she was nearly incapacitated by rheumatism before treatment by the Osmo-Chemic Physicians. She and her husband both recovered and she endorses the physicians as cordial honest and capable urging others to seek their services.
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L H. Hadley
Ashland Street
Malden
Mass
Hadley
Presque Isle Letter Praises Osmo-Chemic Physicians
From Presque Isle Maine a letter dated May 29 1912 reports relief after treatment by Osmo-Chemic Physicians. The writer says deafness improved within two weeks and head noises stopped with continued hearing since last September. A Miss Randall from the town was also treated and benefited.
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Miss Randall
Everett
Ear Cure Letter From Hingham Patient Praises Osmro System
Boston May 15 1912 Miss Gertrude Le Baron of 101 Hersey Street Hingham reports total relief after stopping treatment last July. She says her ears are healthier with no prior noises and thanks the Osmoro-Chermic System of Medicine for relief and cure and offers to recommend it to others with similar hearing issues.
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Gertrude le Baron
Hersey”St., Hingham
Boston
Man Recovers Hearing After Steam Buzz in Ears
Worcester resident H. C. Piper a B and A Railroad trainman reports three years of buzzing from escaping steam in both ears, worse on the right, and says the noises have ceased and he now hears perfectly.
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Worcester
H. C. Piper
Mendowstreet
Mass
Deaf to hearing after 12 years with noisy ears cured
Miss Miriam M. Grant of Melrose says she was deaf for 12 years with roaring noises in her ears. After treatment by Chemic Physicians she regained hearing. she can hear a watch tick in either ear and the noises ceased.
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Miriam M. Grant
E. Foster
Melrose
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Offices in Boston
Permanent offices at 18 Boylston Street Boston offer medical services for chest and chronic diseases. Office hours are 9 am to 12 pm, 2 to 4 pm, and 6 to 8 pm with Sunday closed.
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Pipeensett
M. O
Boylston &St
Boston
Sundeya
Dollar Gowns For Suffragette Paraders In Washington
Washington suffrage parade plans are set for the Democratic convention with plain dollar white gowns. Miss Elsie Hill and other society women will lead divisions and bearers include Mrs. La Follette and Miss Elizabeth Hitchcock among notables. Mrs. Massey urged energizing the delegates to adopt a woman suffrage plank to aid the party’s success.
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Washington
Elsie Hill
E. B. Hill
Connecticut
College Equal Suffrage League
Washington Society
Hill
la Follette
Senator la Follette
Elizabeth Hitchcock
Gilbert Hitchcock
Nebraska
Ellen
Spencer Massey
Janet Richards
Mabel Foster
Foster
Vermont
Alice E. Jenkins
District of Columbia
Massey
Summer Care of Horses in Hot Weather Guidelines
The Boston Workhorse Parade Association offers practical hot weather care tips for horses. Key advice covers light loading and slow driving, shade breaks, frequent watering, washing techniques, skin and eye care, cooling methods, bran mash with saltpetre, head coverings, and signs of heat stroke with immediate action.
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Boston Workhorse Parade Association
Reporters Strike at Portland Evening Post After Editor Dismissal
The Portland Evening Post staff walked out after city editor Owen Flanders was deposed and Ralph Perry named in his place. The paper, only three weeks old, faced a jolt as Flanders was regarded as the editorial brains amid sudden dismissal.
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Portland
Moe
The
Portland Evening Post
Owen Flanders
Ralph Perry
Evening Post
Flanders
Biblical Ingredients for Cakes Promoted by Mrs Swellen
A tongue in cheek recipe note lists measuring cups and biblical citations for a cake plus a moral urging to follow Solomon for good boys. The second item describes a Newfoundland style white bean and pork chowder style dish with beans soaked overnight parboiled with salt pork onions tomatoes and pepper served hot.
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Jeremiah
Isaiah
Solomon
W. A.swlellan
Fredericton
Canada
Rent Exemption for Vermin Case Upheld by Appellate Term
In New York a ruling says vermin in a rented house is grounds to withhold rent. Walter H. Bartindale sued Cushing Adams for five months rent but won in Municipal Court on implied covenant not to have pests. Appellate Term reverses, holding a covenant exists in all cases.
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New York
Supreme Court
Walter H. Bartindale
Cushing Adams
Bartindale
Hank the Hermit and Jolly Jumpers Steal the Post
The comic section for next Sunday features Hank the Hermit Muggsy Wil Lie Kaptin Kiddo and the Jolly Jumpers in a light hearted lineup. Readers can expect a real hummer from these characters and playful adventures across the pages.
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Hank the Hermit
Muggsy
Willie
Kaptin Kiddo
Jolly Jumpers
Post
Sewing Circle Advice on Meatless Diets and Home Economy
A letter by STELLA to the Boston Post Sewing Circle discusses a meatless daily diet as economical and healthy. She advocates oatmeal and milk for breakfast, a hot soup at lunch, and a butter rich dinner with olive oil and nuts for protein and fat. She claims her family spends about 30 cents daily for two and praises improved health and disposition.
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Stella
Wifely obedience and the inside outside split in marriage
A Yankee matron from a New Hampshire village explains a house rules pact in which the wife handles interior decisions while the husband controls exterior affairs. She notes no serious disputes and adds a sharp rebuke to a cowardly hyena who deserts his wife.
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Hubby
New Hampshire
Dear Sisters of the Circle Boss of the Household Debate
An essay argues traditional gender roles with women pledging obedience to husbands in marriage. It suggests men should control finances and decision making, claiming natural intellect and divine ordination justify the male as head of the home. The piece voices a soldierly stance on obedience in domestic life.
Dear Sewing Circle letters defend marriage over career
A 70 plus unmarried reader argues against women choosing a career over marriage. She laments being an old maid, claims women contribute nothing notable without children, and declares regret for her life choice while insisting history favors traditional roles for women.
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New England
Maine Sister Warns Of Deceptive Lovers In Circle Letter
A reader in the Sewing Circle recounts a Maine sister’s tale of a man who wins a young woman’s heart, leaving other ministers deterred and then jilting her for another, described as the most contemptible creature. The piece condemns his predatory conduct.
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Maine
Between Two Fires in a Drinking Husband’s Case
A reader recalls 23 years of marriage under a drinking provider who wastes half his pay. She asks about family finance and a wife’s allowance while resisting separation despite Sunday intoxication. She warns young women to avoid marrying drinkers who cannot reform.
Advice from a Psychic to a Dancer on Marriage and Career
A psychic writer urges a professional dancer to reject a Harvard student suitor. He warns against joining a conservative family, predicting future divorce and public scandal. The tone favors continuing dance over marriage and notes the lover will move on.
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Harvard
The Cost of Living Dear Sisters
The high cost of living is linked to daily published recipes and menus in magazines and newspapers. These guides push extravagant meals demanding meat at every meal and pricey vegetables, burdensome to housewives and maids alike.
Dear Post Readers Letter on Punishing Children
A 16 year old writes to the Post about parental punishment. She describes being whipped with a hair brush by her mother and a strap by her father last year. She claims the discipline makes her a better girl despite the humiliation.
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Post
Circle readers await letters in next Sundays Post
A note hints that some of the most interesting letters to the Circle will appear in next Sunday’s Post, inviting readers to check the forthcoming issue for engaging correspondence.
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Sun+ day
Fads and Fashions Highlight Summer Wardrobe Details
Paragraph outlines silk and satin dress trims with crystal buttons and green collars. It notes parasols, belts, lace jabots, hats, and large headdresses giving way to more sensible proportions as summer style evolves.
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