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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
16
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion from hearty meals. It claims the tablets prevent gas belching sour risings and stomach distress, encouraging people to enjoy foods and eat freely without fear of indigestion.
An ad extols Nature's Remedy NR Tablets claiming to relieve rheumatism by improving digestion elimination and blood quality. It promises 25 day supply for 25 cents with guaranteed results or money back and urges readers who failed with doctors to try the tablets sold by the local druggist.
Fremont resident Mrs. M Godden describes relief from menopausal symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health and reduced heat flashes nervousness backache and irritability following the remedy. Letters from women nationwide are cited to support the product's merit.
Bernard vies for Ethel amid London society talk at the Gaierty Hotel. The Earl introduces Miss Monticue to guests including Mr Saleena and Lady Gay Finchling as Ethel resists a marriage proposal while planning a country day near Windsor Castle.
A Catholic calendar lists a pontifical solemn requiem at Cathedral of the Holy Cross this morning for archdiocese clergy likely officiated by Cardinal O Connell. It covers Advent lectures by Rev. Jones Corrigan at Immaculate Conception and Forty Hours Devotion across several churches.
Alexander Graham of Adams a woolen manufacturer died at his Edinburgh home moment after arriving in Scotland from Glasgow. He sailed September 24 on the Anchor Line steamer Elysia and collapsed that night before reuniting with boyhood friends. His body to be shipped home on the Exernemore due November 12. he was 62 and survived by three daughters.
Bound from Plymouth to New York the United States Shipping Board steamer New Windsor arrived to enter drydock for propeller repairs. Three blades broke in mid ocean leaving her helpless. wireless calls summoned Saluda to tow to St Johns where spare blades were fitted. She proceeded to Boston but lost one blade en route.
The Army Retail Store, run by Uncle Sam, hosted a rare disturbance as a chaotic melee erupted over bargains. Shoppers clashed in the store yesterday, turning a peaceful emporium into a scene of frantic excitement.
Maurice Jacobs foreman and laborer John son Bremahan clashed after a candy spill from a truck. Jacobs alleged theft, blows followed, Bremahan struck Jacobs in the nose, leaving him insensible. Jacobs received aid at the Marine Relief Hospital and the case drew police attention.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology plans to lecture freshmen in military science using movies on topics from military courtesy to trench mortar work and fortifications. Lieutenant Colonel Green leads the sophomore program with illustrated pictures. advanced gunnery is emphasized for field and coast artillery. Upperclassmen may elect the course and participate in six week summer training camps to become reserve lieutenants at graduation.
The port receives 19 200 bags of unrefined sugar weighing about 6 344 000 pounds consigned to Revere sugar refinery. Captain Winsens reports a five day wait for 9200 bags at Caibarien as the old crop nears exhaustion. The new Cuban crop is due in a month with refined sugar in short supply. Sugar is selling at a few cents per pound.
A dancing party tonight at Gardner Hall Washington square Brookline will host many younger Brookline and Boston residents. It is hosted by Allen H Wood Jr of Winchester and John Hutchinson of Arlington with Mrs J M Head of Brookline leading the patronesses.
The Armistice by war artist Matania will be printed in color in the next Boston Sunday Post to mark the first anniversary of Armistice Day.
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