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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
4
A public notice invites readers to submit their best Why responses for a dollar each. Entries must include the writer's name date and address and are printed in the Daily Post. Public participation encouraged with a simple, low‑cost incentive.
An illustration titled Automatic Price Reductions demonstrates a method to save money in the Tunnel Bargain Basement. The caption notes the feature appears in three weeks time.
An examining physician for a major life insurance firm says kidney trouble is common among applicants and often undetected. He praises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a widely successful herbal remedy, offering 50 cent and one dollar bottles and free samples from Dr Kilmer Co New York.
Testimony in Biddeford outlines alleged poisoning risk from Indian medicine given to Mrs. Ole Bull by Miss Margaret E. Noble. Deposition describes quarrels, coercion to take remedies, signatures while unable to see, and Noble’s control over Mrs. Bull in Cambridge and Brooklyn during her final illness as the $500,000 will contest proceeds.
Miss Murray recounted instructions about the Indian medicine given in Miss Noble's absence. She described alleged domination by Sister Nevidita and claims that Dr. Reed wished to analyze the medicine but was refused. The deposition was read in court today for the petitioner’s counsel.
The State House opened campaigns with nomination papers distributed by Secretary Langtry. Republican candidates for Governor including Representative Norman White Speaker Joseph Walker and Lieutenant Governor Louis Frothingham filed full papers. Democratic Governor Foss also filed for reelection and Representative Thomas P. Riley of Malden was the sole Democratic candidate to file.
Washington June 26 A bill to amend the food and drug act has been introduced by Representative Richardson of Alabama. It would forbid sale of medical preparations that threaten health or life by creating a false impression of cures, aligning with Taft's message on the subject.
An old woman living in a shoe faces clutter and dirty clothes until she discovers Fels-Naptha. The red and green wrapped soap makes washing easier and clothes cleaner. The ad concludes with praise for the product.
A persuasive note claims washing takes less than half the time using Fels Naptha. By spending fewer hours weekly on laundry, multiplying weekly hours by 52 and halving the total yields yearly time saved. Soap promises cooling water without extra fuel and no boiling or steaming, urging readers to follow wrapper directions.
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