Saint Patrick and the spread of Christianity in Ireland
The narrative traces Patrick's birth claims across France and Britain, his captivity in Ireland, and his 60 years of mission Advancing Gaelic teaching, he founded churches, schools, monasteries, and ordained priests. It notes Palladius’ earlier mission, his death in 481, and Patrick’s death on March 17, 493, praising his lasting influence.
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Treland
Europe
Trish
Jesus Christ
Hire
Ailbe
Delean
Ibar
Cieran
St. Palladius
Rome
Ireland
Patrick
Palladius
St. Celestine
St. Patrick
England
Wales
Scotland
Boulogne-sur Mer
Armorica
France
Ard Ri
Niall of the Nine Hostages
Mileo MacHunan
Sliabh Mis
County Antrim
Milco
County
Mayo
Killalla Bay
Black Load Bay
St. Martin of
A. Sey
Vartry
Wicklow
Father
Christ
Ireland's Saint Patrick Editorial in English on Home Rule Hope
The Post reprints an English translation of its Gaelic St Patrick editorial noting renewed Irish hope on St Patrick's Day 1909. It cites Home Rule delays yet highlights gains like the Irish University bill, land reform, local self government, and revived language and culture led by groups such as the United Irish League Gaelic League and Sinn Fein. It urges unity among the Irish forces to push for independence.
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Post
St. Patrick
Ireland
Friends of Ireland
United Irish League
Clan-na-Gael
Robert Emmet
Edward Fitzgerald
Sheares
Allen
Larkin
O'Brien
Gaelic League
Sinn Fein
Stee
Cabriolet Hats On Display At White’s Store
Exquisite cabriolet hats and bell and bee hive shapes attract attention in R. H. White’s large window display. The Paris and European styles feature bold colors, plums, greens, and old rose tones, with untrimmed hats and ornate decorations. The showcases include models from Alphonsine and Maison Virot, set in a French salon theme with palms and cut flowers. Tuesday and Wednesday offer a second floor viewing of new styles from top fashion houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. White
Paris
Alphonsine
G. H. Noyes
Maison Virot
The Land of Weak Kidneys and You
The piece argues Bright's disease causes many US deaths and kidney weakness due to modern overwork. It warns of early kidney failure signs and urges prompt treatment with Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming they cure sick kidneys and relieve related pain, recommended by familiar neighbors.
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Bright
United States
America
Dean
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Boston Resident
Boston man James Connor of 196 Broadway testifies to dramatic relief from back pain and kidney discomfort after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He notes sustained success over years and recommends the remedy to others without fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connor
Broadway
Boston
Mass
Dean
Urges Restoration of Elevated Trains to Tremont Street Subway
George S. Rice chief engineer of New York subway construction urges restoring elevated trains to the Tremont street subway and making Scollay square the Cambridge subway terminus to relieve congestion and connect Cambridge district with East Boston. He warns Park street as terminus would worsen crowding and outlines costed connections and required work at Castle and Causeway streets.
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Tremont Street
Scollay Square
Park Street
Cambridge
State Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
George §. Rice
New York City
Rice
Massachusetts
J. Howell Crosby
Boston
Washington Street
Boston Harbor
Charles River
Atlantic Avenue
Roxbury
Charlestown
Castle and
Washington Streets
Causeway Street
Terminal
East Boston
Cambridge District
West Boston Bridge
Cambridge — Street
Bowdoin Square
Cambridge Subway
Riverbank
Park Street Station
City of
Castle Street
Beacon Hill
Cambridge Street
Charles Street
Russell Street
Tremont
Washington and Tremont Street
George 8. Rice
Power Turbine Engines Ready for North Dakota Battleship
The North Dakota battleship at Fore River is near completion as turbine engines finalise installation this week. Workers position lower and upper turbine cases with exact alignment while remaining heavy armament is prepared. electric motors and wiring are en route for final hookup.
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North Dakota
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Fore River
Quincy
Pepperell and Sutton Move From Dry to Wet in Local Vote
In yesterday’s town elections Pepperell and Sutton shifted from dry to wet, reversing prior results. Westford voted against liquor sales after a year of experience.
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Pepperell and
Sutton
Westford
Special Notice To Fat People
A doctor claims to safely reduce fat and build muscular strength for athletes. He promotes a pill or powder sold through drugstores and by mail, with trial offers from Detroit and listings of retailers in Boston and nearby cities. The notice lacks clear proof and contains marketing language.
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Shee
Rengo
Detroit
Mich
Boston
Houghton & Dutton
Rick Jases Vel Co
Washington and
Essex Sts
Wool At Drug Co
Tremont St
W. R Hovert
Washington St
Mass. Ave
Camb See
Pleasant St
Malden
I Ridge
Describes Pinkham Vegetable Compound as female remedy
A promoter claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female illnesses after other doctors fail. Letters from Baltimore and Rockland recount long suffering, back pain and relief after using the product. The advertisement touts the remedy as standard for 30 years with many cures.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Baltimore
W. S. Ford
Lansdowne St
Rockland
Will Young
Columbia Avenue
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Daniel S. Sheerin
Central Gaelic School
Boston College
Nistt Raor
Ofan Ann O nogZad Paopats
Phordiz
Caynic
Beit
Ccorpionstake
Pacnars
Cain
Cjninn
Bern
FoerTie Wi
Samopics
Creathhaig
Bruio
Neonpa
Rinnesdéns
Tapnie
Comgnas
San Sant
Peririd
WHITE
Boston Proof
Doan
Foster-Mitpurn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Pepperell and Sutton
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