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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1910

Page

2

Roosevelt Views Art Treasures in Holland Tulips and Paintings

In Amsterdam May 1 Colonel Roosevelt and family toured the Dutch tulip show near Haarlem with Dutch officials. They praised Holland’s blend of beauty and work, visited the Haarlem gardens and Town Hall gallery, and signed the Golden Book. A reception in Amsterdam followed before the party traveled to Copenhagen.

Amsterdam Roosevelt Haarlem Krelags M. Krelags Bulb-Land Holland America Ryks Museum Nibben Amer@raain Copenhagen

Blind Girl's Talent Brings Back Sight

A nine year old Roxbury girl known as Rosebud, who was blind for three years, has regained sight after a rare operation performed by eminent specialists. Drawings of birds and trees led physicians to treat her, and she now sees well enough to return to school and keep up with her classmates. Doctors Paine Wells Kimball Hinson and Fairbanks are credited, with Rosebud expressing thanks to her parents and doctors for curing a new puzzling disease.

Roxbury Little Rose Doherty Rosebud Mt. Pleasant Avenue Alonzo K. Paine Commonwealth Avenue David W. Wells Hotel Westminister Samuel A. Kimball Newbury Street Jacob M. Hinson

Child blind no more rose to art and music fame

Rosebud, a girl blinded by brown tail moth poisoning, regained sight after two delicate eye operations at the Homeopathic Hospital in Boston. Doctors praised her drawing and piano talent developed during darkness, while her mother pleaded for affordable training and support for the gifted child.

Rosebud Doherty

Woman of 28 Is a Grandma in Richmond Indiana

Richmond Ind May 1 At age 28 Mrs Everett Parker has become a grandmother. Her daughter Mrs Charles Lane, 4 years old, gave birth in Indianapolis, creating the fifth generation in the family. Mrs Parker’s mother and grandmother are living, ages 46 and 99. Married at 13 she says she does not feel old and looks much younger, with a girlish demeanor.

Richmond Ind Everett Parker Brennan Boston Joseph F Thomas F Margaret Brennan Haley North End BL. P. U Border Street Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Coughlin Alice V. Coughlin Dowd Michael Dowd West Brookline Street Church of the Immaculate Conception Cuneo Charlestown Gioletto Theresa Cuneo Tas Chelsea Street Sacred Heart’ Church North Street New York Dudley Roxbury Nathan A. M. Dudley Dudley Street Baptist Church Arlington ‘No. E Engelhardt Everett Carley Siete McCormick City Hospital Catherine John McCormick Lubec Street McDonald Forest Hills Catherine G John J. McDonald Weld Hill St. Thomas Church Preston Margaret A Thomas Preston Elm Street M. Purcell Nee McEldowney William F. Purcell West End West Third Street Mt. Hope Regan Dorchester Henry G Sac Charles Regan All Saints’ Church Hamilton Street St. Peter’s Church House Hill Hudson Mass Massachusetts General Hospital Charles T. Salvage Isabella Salvage Connell Harley. Avenue New Bedford and Gloucester Sky Son Weymouth Johanna Wayland Hutt Pine Street Monat St. Francis Xavier Dorothy Q Warty

Archbishop O Connell Returns at Cathedral Mass

Archbishop O Connell resumed duties at a crowded Cathedral high mass after weeks away. English theologian Robert Hugh Benson delivered the closing sermon of a month long series. Rev. William B Finigan presided with St Johns Brighton seminarians as deacon and sub-deacon. Archbishop O Connell on the episcopal throne flanked by Cathedral staff members.

O'Connell Robert Hugh Benson England William B. Finigan St. John's Brighton Charles. J. Sullivan O’connell Thomas R. McCoy John J. Crane

Charity Whist Night Aids Dorchester Mission Work

Proceeds from a charity whist tonight at the Neighborhood Club on Adams Street Dorchester support a deserving Dorchester Guild case from six years of missionary efforts. Mrs John A Hearn and Mrs Edward Meloy oversee the event.

Adams Street Dorchester Dorchester Guild John A. Hearn Edward Meloy

Dudley Street LI Improvements Highlight Massive Transit Use

J Henry Neal of the Boston Elevated discusses Dudley Street station as busier than all New England railroads combined, detailing its transfer system, planned rebuild, and capacity gains. He explains free bodily transfer, turnstile use limited to certain suburb-to-city flows, and the station's four loops to prevent crowding.

Dudley Street Boston & Maine Railroad New England J. Henry Neal Boston Elevated Neal Forest Hills South Terminal Canada Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Grand Central New York Hartford New Haven Providence South Boston Washington Street Dudley Street Terminal Frank S. Waterman George H. Waterman Roxbury Marconi, Telegraph and Cat Aker, Boaton

Recruit Drew Line At Physical Exam

Walla Walla Washington May 1 A handsome young man named John Hutchinson who tried to enlist will call again on Sergeant Chamberlain in charge of the United States Marine Corps recruiting station. He can have another examination soon.

Walla Walla, Wash John Hutchinson Chamberlain United State Marine Corps Washington

Mystery Recruit Evasion In Military Dressing Room

A male candidate named John fled the dressing room avoiding strip procedure while a sergeant noted soft accents suggesting a female impersonator. The incident ended with the loss of the recruit, amid rumors the subject is the sweetheart of a man enlisted last week and assigned to San Francisco.

John Butchinson Chamberlain Aurea Maring Corps San Francisco

How to Treat Skin Diseases

A brief guide asserts skin diseases such as eczema and salt rheum arise from external causes. It dismisses internal remedies as wasteful and promotes Cadum as the simple safe treatment that excludes air and irritants, halts itching, and begins healing. Reports claim Cadum cures eczema, salt rheum, and other conditions.

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