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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

7

Smuggled Jewels Hidden in a Paris to New York Cover

A detective recounts tracking a jewel smuggling ring from Paris to New York aboard a liner. The professor and his daughter are suspected. clues arise from the daughter’s fear and the professor’s reading of Les Miserables. Jewels are found tucked inside a silk bag behind sewn pages.

Paris Hadaway New York France Customs Department Professor Née Jean Valjean Marconi New York City

Life of a Pimple Promises Skin Cure via Possum Lotion

An advertisement touts possum a new skin lotion available as a fifty cent box through Riker Jaynes and other druggists. It claims to cure eczema acne blotches and itching with one application and offers a free experimental package by mail from Emergency Laboratories New York.

Riker-Jaynes Houghton & Dutton’s West Twenty-fifth Street New York

Post Letter Box Praises Sunday Post Posters

To the Editor the writer from Dorchester lauds the Sunday Post poster pictures as the best ever and requests more of them. The brief correspondence is signed by J. S. Keeler of 8 Monadnock Street.

Post Sunday Post J. S. Keeler Monadnock Street Dorchester

Calls for a Leader Letter to the Editor

A reader urges a decisive civic revival, asking where major reform groups and famed public figures are. He criticizes the political climate as worse than Bryan and Williams and calls for a strong, independent voice to clear the situation.

New England Free Trade League Massachusetts Reform Club Websters Choates Winthrops Bryan Williams George T. Hollis

Urges Protection for Fishermen Against Dory Dangers

A letter from Be. A. Fowler of Winthrop urges ship owners to safeguard trawlermen. He calls for dories to carry a week's condensed food, ample water, fog horn, compass, red flare lights, a daylight signal, and a flag, noting a law requiring captains could reduce Gloucester’s death toll.

Gloucester BE. A. Fowler

Brown-tail Rash Healed by X Zalia Liquid

A medical advisory states applying X Zalia liquid thoroughly to a brown tail rash will stop itching remove poison and heal the skin. The claim suggests immediate relief though medical guidance is advised.

West Somerville Couple Celebrates 65th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs John T Jardine of 21 Chandler Street West Somerville celebrate their 65th anniversary after a long marriage begun in St John New Brunswick on June 29 1854. He born September 25 1829 in New Annon PEI and she born in 1834 in New York City. The couple have 10 living children 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

John T. Jardine Chandler Street West Somerville St. John, N. B William Smithson Mr. Jardine New Annon Jardine Emily Storey New York City St. John

Grandmas and a Pennant Yearn for the Grandstand

A verse by Walt Mason from 1909 jokes about bereavement and baseball, noting multiple grandmothers dying in relation to games. The narrator urges mourning while the baseball team aims for a pennant, contrasting solemn rites with a lively grandstand atmosphere.

Minnepaul Walt Mason

Board of Education Names Terms and Members

The Board of Education names its term end date as May 1, 1911. Named members include Thomas B. Fitzpatrick of Brookline Professor Paul H. Hanns of Harvard Cambridge and Professor Levi B Conant of Worcester.

Thomas B. Fitzpatrick Brookline Paul H. Hanns Harvard Cambridge Levi B. Conant Worcester

Frees Father From Asylum After Court Order

Mrs Ada Crocker wins a habeas corpus case freeing John Cady, former Chelsea shoe dealer, from Danvers Institution for the Insane. Judge Morton orders release. Cady says he was never insane and blames his son for confinement. He is now at Crockers home in Revere.

Ada Crocker John Cady Chelsea Danvers Institution For Morton Supreme Court Mr. Cady Mrs. Crocker

Notable residents listed for community event

Clinton Q. Richmond of North Adams Miss Sarah L. Arnold of Newton Simeon F. Chase of Fall River Frederick P. Fish of Brookline The Rev. Frederic W. Hamilton of Somerville Mrs. Ella Lyman Cabot of Boston named among attendees for the city gathering.

Clinton Q. Richmond North Adams Sarah L. Arnold Newton Simeon F. Chase Fall River Frederick P. Fish Brookline Frederic W. Hamilton Somerville Ella Lyman Cabot Boston

Draper Sets New Board to Back Industrial Education Policy

Governor Draper settles a long running dispute by forming a new education board aimed at industrial training for trades. The panel includes four former Board of Education members Fitzpatrick Richmond Fish and Mrs Cabot, with George Aldrich and Rev. A E Winship among other selections. Ex president Eliot of Harvard declined an appointment. The move abolishes the old commissions and aligns with Draper’s view that practical trade training should begin in youth.

Draper Hanus Commission On Industrial Education Board of Education Industrial Commission Messrs. Fitzpatrick Richmond Fish Cabot George S. Aldrich Newton A. E. Winship Somerville George H. Martin Eliot Harvard

Daughters to Share Equally

The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the three daughters of Charles B. Cummings share equally in his estate. Before his death in 1907 he intended to give about 84 000 dollars to his daughters with Gertrude receiving one half and the others split. Gertrude kept income and paid halves to Mary and Louise. executors dispute.

Supreme Judicial Court Charles B. Cummings Boston Jamaica Plain Mary H. Perry M. Louise Bradford Gertrude Cummings Moran

Yale Will Greet Taft at Commencement

June 29 New Haven Conn Ausmni day at Yale featured unusual gatherings with two memorial tablets unveiled in Memorial Hall and word of a Cornelius Vanderbilt memorial fund for Dean Wright. Tomorrow President Taft will attend the commencement in Woolsey Hall as a fellow of the corporation and march with fellow corps.

New Haven. Conn Yale Memorial Hall Cornelius Vanderbilt Dean Wright Taft Woolsey Hall Corporation

Girl Flee Hospital After 18 Foot Drop

Miss Myrtle Armstrong, a Gloucester hospital patient, escaped in delirium and leaped 18 feet from a second story window. She ran through central streets before being recaptured by authorities.

Gloucester Myrtle Armstrong

Recipes of New England Housewives on Sunday Post page

A collection of home kitchen notes from readers including custard pie method with butter sugar flour eggs milk vanilla and a gelatine fruit mold. breakfast rolls from bread dough fried like doughnuts. baked cornmeal cakes. crisp toast with poached eggs in swirling salted water. Readership names: Mrs H B Sawyer Mrs Herbert C Wood Marie I Flinn Miss Anna Lowe Emily A Weisner.

H. B. Sawyer Boston Herbert C. Wood Coolidge Road Allston Marie I FLINN Lafayette Street St. Johnsbury Emily A. Weisner Vernon Street Waltham

Italian group to dedicate new camp in North Billerica

The Columbus Associates of the North End plan an open house and dedication on July 4 for a newly purchased camp on the banks of the Sudbury River in North Billerica. The event marks the organization's expansion and community presence.

North Billerica Columbus Associates of North End Sudbury River

Captain Albers of Hamburg American remembered as sea master

Captain A Albers of the Ba denia, Hamburg American line, born in Hamburg 47 years ago, rose from boy seaman to master. He recalls iceberg dangers with notes on submerged “feelers” and recalls a voyage near the Belle Isle Strait where two large bergs bore white bears prompting a detour around Cape Race into the St Lawrence Sound.

A. Albers Badenia Betwen Baltimore Hamburg Albers Hamburg-American Line Montreal Belle Isle Strait Cape Race Newfoundland Sst Lawrence Sound

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