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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
7
S T Humphreys of New Britain Conn qualified in the first flight of the annual spring tournament at the Hot Springs Golf and Country Club. A R Morse of Boston posted the third low score in the second flight.
An advertisement urges readers to try Optona tablets mixed in water as a home eye treatment. It claims the remedy can restore eye clarity, reduce inflammation, and prevent blindness, urging immediate use at local drug stores.
A personal testimonial advertises a hair restoration method claiming to turn back gray hair to natural youthful color without dyes. It offers free information by mail to men and women, requesting name, address, title, and a two cent stamp for return postage, addressed to Mrs. Mary K. Chapman in Providence Rhode Island.
Margaret Anglin stars as Katharine in the Cort Theatre production. Anglin avoids coarseness delivering a restrained but energetic first meeting with Petruchio and a well judged final scene. Max Montesole as Grumio provides clever comedy and Ruth Holt Boucicault charms as Bianca.
Sufferers from lung trouble are told rest and air help but Eckman’s Alterative is key. A Weldon affidavit cites weight gain after using the remedy from 103 to 158 pounds since July 1905, with claims of recovery from typhoid pneumonia and severe lung disease in Texas and Colorado. The ad promotes non narcotic formula and asks readers to contact Eckman Laboratory for a recovery booklet.
Marketmen forecast higher meat prices next week as Lamb and beef rise due to supply shifts. Argentine beef and Australian lamb influence local rates with Lent trade constraints noted. Fish and shellfish prices including trout 25 cents and sole 20 cents also listed with butter and strawberry comparisons.
Ex-President Taft at the Yale Club of Boston dinner in the Hotel Somerset praises Yale, notes alumni generosity, and urges discipline and team play among undergraduates. George Parmly Day highlights Yale needs including 600000 for New Haven Hospital and broader fundraising. Taft jokes about being a freshman and recalls alumni influence.
Mrs Richard Derby former Miss Ethel Roosevelt is expecting a child at 969 Park Avenue New York with her mother Mrs Theodore Roosevelt present The article notes the colonel plans to return from South America to attend the christening and marks the family ties to the Roosevelt lineage.
In a Cambridge divorce proceeding Judge Hardy granted a decree nisi and custody of five year old Almot to John E. Elwell after Mrs Elwell testified to relations involving Dr Christie. Custody restrictions allow Sunday visits 2 to 6 pm. testimony described spying and social visits from Oct 1918.
The piece describes a program titled The Army of Achievement using the term soldiers for boys and girls. It previews content to appear in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for clogged nostrils and head colds. Claims open air passages, relief from headache and catarrh, with a suggested morning recovery and a cheap trial bottle from any drug store.
Clergymen and doctors rose in defense of the no license exhibit at 25 Prospect street Cambridge as protests and complaints against the police commissioner over the method of countering license forces circulated. Edith M. Wills Emerson College graduate in charge of the exhibit insists wax figures deemed revolting remain until police order otherwise.
Police Commissioner Cunningham attended the exhibit opening and later suggested modifying the display. He left Cambridge without orders for the police chief, and despite protests from ministers and educators, no interference has occurred with the no license campaign exhibit as of now.
The four masted schooner Massasoit of New Haven was picked up off Diamond Shoals near Cape Hatteras by the revenue cutter Seminole and towed to the Virginia capes. The rescue details were not released. The Massasoit sailed from Brunswick, Georgia on February 8 bound for New York.
Mrs. Ida C. Healey of Greenwood won a $12,000 verdict from the American Tool & Machine Company of Hyde Park in Norfolk Superior Court for the death of her son E. Arthur Healey who died July 2, 1911 from injuries while testing electrical machinery.
A long advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest gentle cure for indigestion dyspepsia gas heartburn and sourness. It promises instant relief when contact with the stomach occurs and offers a money back guarantee with a fifty cent case.
Tonight and weekend program features Mme Weingartner as Eva in Die Meistersinger von Nuernberg and Melba in La Bohème with Moranzoni as conductor. Don Giovanni closes the week with Destinn and Amsden. prices range 50 cents to 5 dollars with box seats up to 5 dollars. Downtown office at Steinert's 162 Boylston Street.
An elderly remedy touts a ginger, aromatics and French brandy blend for cramps colds chills weakness and insomnia. It warns to seek the Owl Trade Mark to avoid substitutes and claims forty years as a standard of purity flavor and strength available from druggists and grocers.
An advertisement claims a vegetable oil prescription called Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy cures chronic stomach liver and intestinal troubles in 24 hours. It mentions a Chicago druggist and that Riker Jaynes Drug Stores now sell the remedy locally.
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