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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1916

Page

4

Socialist family runs a baby school in Stonyford New York

In Stonyford New York a Harvard educated couple, the Hutchinsons, operate a tiny communal household with seven children aged 6 to 14. They practice practical socialism, sharing meals, labor, and daily life, and aim to teach social responsibility rather than formal lessons. They live without servants, cook together, and age-appropriate schooling is informal and experiential.

Stonyford N. Y Bob” Hutchinson Harvard Philadelphia Delia Dana Edmund T. Dana Longfellow Post Bob Bruno Mary Bennie Delia Jessie Zachary Marie New York Francisco Ferrer School Stelton N. J

Three-grain Cadomene Tablets Gaining Favor

Cadomene Tablets touted as rejuvenating and vitalizing by many users. A physician prescribed formula for overworked anxious patients with symptoms like tiredness insomnia and dizziness. Sold in sealed tubes with home-use directions by pharmacies.

Wife Sues Lodging House Owner over Alleged Alienation

Mrs. Mabel H. Irvin wife of Rev. Franklin W. Irvin filed suit in Salem Superior Court against Mrs. Sadie Walton Riggs lodging house keeper at 17 Newcomb Street alleging alienation of affections. An attachment for 10000 dollars was filed in Salem returnable the first Monday in May with the declaration expected then.

Haverhill Mabel H. Irvin Franklin W. Irvin Portland Street Baptist Church Salem Sadie Walton Riggs Newcomb Street Riggs

Pastor Irvin Resigns Amid Domestic and Church Turmoil

The Rev. Mr. Irvin resigned as Baptist Church pastor after family moves and church tensions. He left the ministry to pursue business, then separated from his wife who lived with friends. Irvin had rooms at Mrs. Riggs’ house described as a study, while his wife and daughter lived elsewhere. Mrs. Riggs denied involvement, calling the affair a surprise and declining legal action.

Irvin The Baptist Church Rige Rises Melrose

Leap Year License Rush Creates Boston Romance

On February 29 leap day, dozens sought marriage licenses in Boston. Morris Rosenberg and Agnes Coleman received a special dispensation to marry. Demetrios Hadzi Emanuel and Elvira Hrisopoulou applied. A Boston baby born at 4 a.m. was the city’s first Leap Year birth.

New England Morris Rosenberg Quincy Street Roxbury City Hall Agnes T. Coleman Salessiri Magazine Street Cambridge Middlesex County Probate Court Charles J. McIntire Boston Melitire Demetrios Hadzi Emanuel Kneeland Street Elvira Hrisopoulou Mott Street Turkey J. J. Kearns Blue Hill Avenue Cyrus Adams Newburyport William & Currier Greenland Village Marion Louis Bacon Ashland Street Somerville Willard Robertson Wraser Crescent Avenue Beachmont

Nippy's Pop Highlights Desperate Ambrose Ad Venture

The Sunday Post previews a bold comic feature pairing Nippy's Pop with Desperate Ambrose in a thrilling new ad venture creating buzz for readers.

Nippy Ambrose Next Sunday Post

Plant Juice touted by Boston and Maine engineer

An advertisement promotes Plant Juice, a vegetable tonic, as a remedy for digestive and related ailments. A testimonial from F. J. Lowell, a Boston and Maine railroad engineer, claims relief from indigestion, gas, headaches, and insomnia after three bottles. The Plant Juice representative markets the product at Liggett Drug Co. in Lawrence.

Nature F. J. Lowell Dorchester Street Lawrence Boston & Maine Railroad Company Liggett Drug Co Washington and Avon Streets

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief

A large rise in endorsements claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach liver and intestinal ailments including dyspepsia gas pressure and fainting spells. It lists notable buyers and invites readers to request a free booklet from Geo H Mayr in Chicago and buy from local druggists.

Mayr Congress

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