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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1917
Page
3
Large Size Pastry Board clear stock 16x22 inches. High Grade Inverted Light complete burner mantle and one half frosted globe. High Grade Upright Light complete burner mantle opal globe. Glass Towel Bars nickel plated on brass ends. High Grade Long Handle Rubber Plunger. Brass socket Plated Tumbler Holder.
Nellie Marie Tibbetts of Kennebunk claims she is 90 and says she has “solved” the high cost of living by buying generously when prices are low. She owns The Mousam House, runs the town’s only hotel, and jokes that common sense is in disuse as she recounts buying coal, flour, lard, and onions for storage while railing at Congress and Germany.
A noted authority warns daily meat can form uric acid that slows kidneys and causes dull ache in the kidney region. To cleanse and flush the kidneys, four ounces of rad Salts daily before breakfast for a few days are recommended, with Jad Salts described as inexpensive and safe for neutralizing urine acids and easing bladder weakness.
In Kenebunk, Nellie Marie Tibbetts reveals a cellar packed with foodstuffs bought at the right price. She piles flour, coal, canned goods, and dozens of eggs as a strategy to weather rising prices, urging thrift, bank saving, and bulk buying while criticizing consumer excess. Maine farmer George Swett calls her the best buyer in the state.
The Twelfth and Sixty-ninth regiments of infantry of the New York National Guard were warmly welcomed home after eight months on the Mexican border. They marched up Fifth avenue where Governor Whitman Major General O'Ryan and Mayor Mitchel reviewed them.
Police dropped interest in the case of Miss Helen La Fleur a 17 year old Boston Trades School student of Forest Hills who after a three day absence returned home.
George H Hills, 65, prominent Fall River cotton figure, president of the Fall River Cotton Manufacturers' Association and treasurer of Davol Mills and Stevens Manufacturing, died suddenly at his home 7 Highland avenue this afternoon in mill and banking circles.
Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for digestive troubles causing dark circles and pale cheeks. Claims the product purges sour fermented gases that poison the blood and ruin appearance.
Boston study lauds Vitalitas natural mineral product claimed to surpass world waters in medicinal value. Adelphia Chemical Co president Trevaskis recounts kidney and bladder relief after using half a bottle in Atlanta. Product described as non alcoholic drugless, marketed by Woodward's Drug Store Tremont St. in Boston.
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