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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
3
Miss Emma Cole praises Lydia Pinkham's Compound as life saving and restorative for young girls. The ad-like message warns of sacrifices and dangers during puberty, claiming the remedy prevents irreparable harm and years of suffering.
Miss Emma Cole of Tullahoma Tennessee writes she suffered pain and sickness starting at fourteen and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and easing the transition from girlhood to womanhood. She urges other young girls to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
Mayor Fitzgerald left South station with friends bidding him farewell as he boarded the federal express to meet the Secretary of War and U S Senators Lodge and Crane in Washington. He will press that the War Department pay at least 250000 dollars for the Deer Island land acquisition.
Readville May 22 The Lawson sale drew 2500 to 3000 as horses and dogs crossed the block. Dreamword fetched 2025 and total horse sales reached 16890 while dogs brought 1445. Arnold Lawson reported the day favorable, noting average dog prices around 4 and many bidders from Greater Boston.
Governor Guild is expected to nominate Stephen O'Meara for police commissioner and Major Frank H Briggs for chairman of the excise commissioners, with rumors of Colonel James B Reynolds and Judge D L V Moffett for other posts. Fred A Emery is likely to be named, backed by ex Mayor Curtis. O'Meara, former Boston Journal owner, is in Dresden with his family.
Morris Murch and Butler at 97 Summer Street announce a special sale on this season's chamber and dining room furniture. About 1000 pieces from the factory shipment, delayed arrival, are offered at sweeping reductions to move quickly.
At Andover on May 22 Principal Alfred E. Stearns and Phillips Academy faculty expelled 15 to 20 students for taking part in a ducking of Landlord John M. Stewart of the Mansion House Friday night. The move comes as students threaten a general strike. the incident involved a kiss alleged by a pretty waitress, Miss Alice Hunt ay, and led to Stewart being confined to bed after rough treatment. Miss Huntley has left town and plans to go to Jersey City.
Principal Stearns confirms 15 to 20 students were expelled after a Friday incident at the academy. Fifteen were notified personally, with four or five more cases pending. trust placed on student honesty about participation in the attack on Landlord Stewart of the Mansion House. Officials state names cannot be released to protect families.
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