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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
4
An advertisement celebrates the Baby to Miss Annex as the most complete outfitting establishment for Misses Girls and Infants offering ready to wear apparel. The notice highlights a wide selection and exclusive focus on children's and young ladies' clothing.
Will filed for probate in Winthrop lists public bequests totaling 18000 dollars. Underhill Fund established with 5000 dollars for church poor relief and Bible school. 2000 dollars for Union Congregational Church worship support. same amount if church disbands to support worship at First Baptist. 2000 dollars each to American Baptist Missionary Union and Home Missionary Society and a Cambridge Baptist home fund. Dated November 7 1900 Maria W Louise Underhill widow named executrix. Also an unrelated medicine ad for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Walter A. Angell a 19 year old waiter at the Boyden House Lynn drank iodine on Franklin street near Federal after reading Emerson. A bystander Alexander Rubenstein 17 was splashed with remaining contents. Both were taken to Relief station. Angell recovered with no serious effects.
The newsdealers of Massachusetts will host a dinner at the United States Hotel next Tuesday evening. The event is billed as the most successful in the organization’s history with expectations of about 100 attendees.
West Medford leader and first association president attends as host for an event organized by the Suburban Newsdealers' Association. Notable guests include General Charles H. Taylor, Speaker Cole, and Boston paper circulation managers. A 6 to 7:30 reception precedes a 7:30 banquet with toastmaster Easton of Worcester and a committee including Martin, Holmes, Wilper, and Eber.
Gladys E. Sullivan, seven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Sullivan of 591 Lynn Street, died at home after injuries from an accident in the North Revere School yard last Thursday. An other child bumped her, injuring the back and causing paralysis before her death.
The Boston Chess Club at 241 Tremont street opens next Saturday at 7:30 p m with Mr H Daniels, a noted local expert, giving an exhibition of simultaneous play against all challengers. Chess players invited.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians at 18 Boylston Street offer a free month of treatment and all medicines for anyone applying by May 15. Consultation and X Ray examination are free, with a guaranteed cure for curable cases. out-of-town patients also urged to come.
The Osmo-Chemic physicians, presented as regular graduates in good standing, promote a new light treatment for chronic disease. A series of testimonials from patients and local figures across Massachusetts allege cures for tumors, rheumatism, stomach and heart issues, catarrh, Bright’s disease, cancer, neuritis, bronchitis, and nerve diseases, with office details and invitation to obtain the treatment literature.
Prominent citizens testify to the merits of a new light treatment by Osmo-Chemic physicians. Rev. D. C. Bixby of Haverhill Massachusetts credits cures for cancer of the tongue.
Estabrook and Eaton debut a grand 11 Washington street cigar store in a Parisian French Renaissance style. The front uses Italian marble, electric lighting, and dual entrances from Washington street. Inside features a long glass counter, humidor shelves, mezzanine private office, and employee facilities.
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