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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1913
Page
15
Harvard University will excuse eligible students to vote from home tomorrow. About 6500 students are expected to participate. A court ruling allows Cambridge residents at Harvard to register locally, removing the need to return to their home towns to vote.
Sunday Post features recipes including a roasted pork shoulder with cloves, vegetables, mock cherry pie, and dessert items. Also presented are two lemon apple pies from Harriette A. Prentiss of Somerville and Mrs F MacDougall of Chicopee with instructions and serving ideas.
Paragraph points on fads and fashions describe neckpieces of dyed spotted skunk, crepe de chine blouses with tucked fronts and bows, elongated jackets in front with long backs, and very short afternoon frocks with panniers and pinked trims. Collarless coats appear with stock collars, while children's coats feature bright ribbons and corded shirrings.
An advertisement text promoting Internal Bathing as a natural bowel cleansing method. It touts the J. B. L. Cascade device sold through Riker Jaynes stores in New England, claiming nature is aided not forced, with a booklet titled Why Man of Today Is Only 50 Per Cent Efficient.
A home treatment advertisement targets wives of drinkers, promising ORRINE can help a drinking husband or son. It claims thousands saved, offers a money back guarantee, and states the product costs $1 per box with free booklet. It notes distribution at Riker-Jaynes drug stores in Washington and nearby shops.
Ann Hardy, an aspiring artist returning from Paris, befriends an elderly lone passenger aboard a ship. She models him in wax, brightening his mood. he reveals he has no real friends and gifts her a book wrapped with twenty thousand dollars in cash, the Shakespeare title Timon of Athens.
Miss Hardy, after receiving a precious book and an unnamed sum, learns on an American newspaper front page that John Bronte, famed Wall Street magnate, dies of heart failure in a taxi aboard a ship. He leaves his vast estate to charities, sparking inner conflict over Paris.
About 100 female students at Oswego Normal School vow to revolt and leave the dormitory after being denied permission to stay out past 7 30 p m The incident reflects a curfew dispute and student protest at Oswego.
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