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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
6
A fragment recalls the Boston Tea Party sparking America's first war and notes a person refusing a beverage for conscience. An envelope bag with black pinnae colored silk lining, suede-lined coin compartment, mirror, memo, slate end pencil, and top handle is shown open and closed with extra back pocket.
A black and white cat named Tootsie adores yeast cakes and ice cream, follows a familiar Liberty whistle to his owner, and signals entry by pawing or rattling a door knob. Other anecdotes recount a dog performing tricks, hunting birds, and a squirrel episode, with owner notes and signatures.
A short, affectionate note from Mrs. WM. A. MacQueen of 46 Huntington Avenue Boston about her three year old tiger cat Teddy. The piece describes Teddy’s curiosity around a goldfish, his gentle reaction to the bird, and his playful habit riding a carpet sweeper.
A brief animal vignette describes a starving kitten found by the narrator who grows healthy and learns tricks. The piece centers on the bond formed through care and training, noting the cat's gratitude and responsiveness to guidance.
A one year old tiger cat named Bobbie becomes a playful morning wake up companion who loves sports and keeps the owner active. The anecdote highlights the cat's energetic routine and fondness for athletic antics.
Ella Young, 8, of School Street Saxonville describes her cat who wakes her, rides in the bundle rack, and even in a doll carriage, earning neighbors nods for being mischievous yet loved. She recalls the cat loves winter coasting and won’t let her skip rising.
The large yellow cat named Yellow Boy is twelve years old and still performs his tricks with notable energy and alacrity.
A Medford notice describes a cat that seems to know commands like come on look out good-by and drink your milk. The animal trots upstairs sits at the desk chair while the mistress prepares to retire then returns to the kitchen and sleeps in its own chair. Mrs Bessid Archhur Anderson 81 Stearns Avenue Medford.
A stormy night finds a small striped kitten left on a city bridge. Dan, named by Miss J. H. Peckham, reappears after nightly explorations and now sleeps in a cupboard bedroom each night. The notice lists Miss J. H. Peckham of 51 Second Street, Newport, R. I. as owner.
Dr Lewis promotes Bon-Opto tablets as a remedy for eye strain and weakness. Affected readers are urged to dissolve a tablet in water and bathe the eyes twice daily, with claims of clearer vision and reduced inflammation within days. The article notes guaranties and lists local Philadelphia druggists selling the product.
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