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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
6
Easter millinery remains brisk with new arrivals and a wide variety. Hats in blue straw with velvet wings sell at 2.98, brown hemp with velvet trim at 2.98, and white hemp tam o shanter styles with velvet satin trim showcase the season’s best.
Dorothy Eaton Keyes claims Admiral Eaton his father and says death was not murder or self harm. The inquest proceeds at Hingham courthouse amid witness shortages with a Thursday morning adjournment. Mrs Keyes visits a Boston physician and reflects on family scrutiny and press intrusion surrounding the case.
President Mellen and ten New Haven directors meet with Boston Chamber of Commerce leaders behind closed doors to discuss railroad influence on New England shipping and regional transportation, freight, terminals, rates, and potential cooperation.
Reasonable care and effort can give good hair by removing dandruff with Newbro’s Herpicide. It claims to clean the scalp, add softness and lustre, prevent hair loss, and aid natural growth. Send 10 cents for a sample. sizes 50 cents and 1.00 sold widely through barber shops and salons.
Musterole promises fast relief from rheumatism and related pains with no blistering ointment. The advertisement claims doctors and nurses recommend it and cites a testimonial from T. S. Harman of Mayville, reporting 75 percent improvement in five days and full recovery in 15 days. It offers 25c 50c jars and a $2.50 hospital size, with mail order if needed.
Dover March 18 Delaware refused to join the affirmative states in ratifying direct election of United States Senators. The Senate killed the House resolution favoring direct election with only four states needed for approval.
Giving children a good start in life, advice for people who do not wish to get stout, and ideas for the successful hostess are some of the features in the household section of next Sunday's Post.
A medical writer warns coughing bursts blood vessels and asserts tonics and patent cough syrups often worsen congestion. The piece promotes a home remedy with wild cherry bark cardiol essence and white pine syrup, claiming relief in hours, with dosing for adults and children.
Digestive reform through natural agents, not drugs, with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aiding digestion in weak stomachs. A home chemical test by John R. Brooke certifies no poisons, praising tablets as safe for adults and children. Ask for a fifty cent box from your druggist.
Letters from Louisville and Omaha claim Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment cured pimples and itching that ruined appearances. A Kansas City reader attests rapid relief after first application and asks others to try the product via a free trial offer from Resinol.
Miss Bertha May Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Pear P Smith of Quincy Point married Lieutenant Juan Beruatto of the Argentinian Naval Commission supervising the Rivadavia at Fore River. The ceremony at Wollaston Methodist Church was a family affair with Rev Wesley Wiggin officiating. The couple plans a 10 day honeymoon at Niagara Falls and will reside at 108 Chubbuck Street until the Rivadavia sails for Argentina, then move to Buenos Aires.
At a Sunday meeting of the oldest Jewish society in Boston for the sick and needy, the group unanimously voted to present a loving cup to A S Cohen for 20 years of faithful treasurer service and elected him again to the office. Cohen is a renowned Hebrew lawyer affiliated with leading charitable groups and recently named vice president after 15 years on Temple Chaibef Sholom’s board in Union Park Street.
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