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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
8
Pollyanna decides to stay with Aunt Polly, believing Aunt Polly is beginning to be glad about things. John Pendleton resents the idea but accepts Pollyanna's wish to remain, and Pollyanna suggests bringing a child to brighten his home rather than money for charity.
Pollyanna hurries down the hill from John Pendleton's house and meets Nancy with an umbrella. They note the sky darkening and forecast a shower shifting to the north, with Miss Polly worried about Pollyanna.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy announce a memorial highway from sea to sea named the Jefferson Davis Highway. President Mrs R H Chesley of Cambridge says the route will start from Alexander Texas reach the Potomac and Rio Grande with extension to historic Southern capitals. The group claims 90 000 members nationwide and positions the road as a lasting tribute.
Miss Marjorie Dorman of New York and Alexander W. Samuel of Tenafly New Jersey will headline the Massachusetts anti suffrage campaign opening at Tremont Temple Saturday at 8 pm under the Women’s Anti Suffrage Association of Massachusetts. Thomas J. Kenny of Boston will preside. Further speakers to be announced.
Henry O Barrow of 130 Spring Street Medford fell 85 feet from the roof of the Barry Rubber Works on Locust Street and is in dying condition with a fractured skull and internal injuries. He lost his balance while working on the roof yesterday afternoon.
Two Clark's Harbor schooners raced five miles to Boston with live lobsters. The J. R. Atwood won by about 15 minutes over the Reliance, docking after 19 500 pounds vs 11 500 pounds of crustaceans. Little Ruth and Little Elsie also reported arrivals and deliveries.
Ad extols Parisian Sage as a liquid tonic to nourish and invigorate hair roots. It claims to promote long thick soft and lustrous hair, free from dandruff, with easy home use and availability at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores and other drug counters.
A Philadelphia traveler endorses Plant Juice, claiming rapid relief from stomach trouble, indigestion, and dyspepsia after using the remedy in Pittsburg. The Plant Juice man tours Liggett's Drug Store at Washington and Avon, offering free samples and explaining merits to the public.
A home treatment claims to relieve head noises and catarrhal deafness using Parmin Double Strength mixed with hot water and sugar. The recipe advises four daily doses and claims rapid hearing improvement and relief from related symptoms. Nearly ninety percent of ear troubles are attributed to catarrh, encouraging readers to try the remedy.
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