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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
5
Lyn G. Tyler, president of William and Mary College, directs excavations on the Tabbe farm near Hampton and uncovers the ruins of a church built in 1612, a site thought forgotten.
After sixteen years with a severe skin disease the narrator credits Cuticura Remedies, including Soap, Ointment, and Pills, with a drastic improvement following one trial. The ad emphasizes warm baths and maternal relief, noting purity and worldwide sale through Potter Drug and Chem. Corp. The testimonial names Leonard A. Hawter of Brooklyn and dates in 1909.
Judge Frazer postponed sentence for nine defendants who admitted involvement in a councilmanic graft conspiracy. William Brand, former Common Council president, and John F Klein are named as principals. J C Wasson, in prison, testified before the grand jury with tears, while district attorneys prepare to press against bribe givers.
A woman writes of a soluble liquid treatment that permanently removes facial and arm hair after costly failures with depilatories and electric needles. She and a friend achieved relief, and she offers full details by sending a reply for a 2 cent stamp, with address in Providence.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt tours Luxor and Cairo outlining women’s uplift as essential to national progress. He addresses a girls’ school, notes YMCA critiques, and prepares a Cairo University talk amid royal receptions and a guarded stay with the Khedive’s entourage.
Washington March 2 Flower beds and lawns in back yards are largely responsible for high garden truck prices. John A. Green of Cleveland secretary of the National Retail Dealers Association says people shifted from vegetables to flowers and lawns, increasing costs.
Mrs. Sarah Brandon aged 109 of Moundsville Va is credited as the mother of the most Civil War soldiers. She had 16 sons in the war with 14 in the Union and two for the Confederacy, part of a total family of 23.
A short excerpt notes that strength and its attendant ills loom over City, New Jersey, reflecting concerns about power and social impact in a urban setting. The fragment presents a concise mood without detailing events or individuals.
A woman credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with curing severe indigestion after a prior failure with other remedies. She describes weakness and loss of gait, then recovery following two rounds of the whiskey, and praises its effect on health and vigor. Mrs. R A Perlie cites Atlantic Avenue address and Doctor Perlie of the U S Navy as recommending the remedy.
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a fifty year old health tonic and cure for consumption pneumonia grippe and other wasting conditions. It invites readers to contact the Medical Department in Rochester New York for free advice and an illustrated booklet. Sold by druggists peers and dealers at one dollar per large bottle.
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