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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1913

Page

5

Eruption on Baby's Face and Scalp Cited as Cure by Soap Ointment

Mrs. Frank Lufkin of Deer Isle Maine reports a two and a half year old child suffered multiple festering sores on the face and scalp from a rash. After failed treatments she used Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment twice daily. Improvement appeared quickly and a complete cure occurred within weeks. The statement is dated November 3 1912.

Sunset P. O Deer Isle Frank Lufkin

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Hair Care

To remove dandruff and promote hair growth, frequent shampoos with Cuticura Soap and occasional dressings with Cuticura Ointment help when other methods fail. Cuticura Soap 25c and Ointment 50c are sold by druggists worldwide. Liberal free samples mailed with 32p Skin Book to Cuticura Dept. T Boston. Men who shave and shampoo with Cuticura Soap will find it best for skin and scalp.

Cuticura Dept. T. Boston

Good fish plentiful this week at markets

Markets report abundant fish and a broad assortment of produce with modest prices. Delicacies include mushrooms frogs legs spinach and citrus while staples like grapes, apples and celery stay affordable. A tartare sauce recipe with mayonnaise, taragon vinegar and capers accompanies the market notes.

Philippines Colorado

West Coast Women Face Job Shortage Amid Exposition Plans

San Francisco dispatch reports the Young Women's Christian Association warns governors nationwide of a rising female outflow from jobs as women seek work tied to the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. The group says California already has more than enough women to fill current or potential postexpo positions and notes many women are starving.

San Francisco Young Women’s Christian Association of California

Richards Denies Mann Act Allegations Amid Cottage Scuffle Testimony

Arthur W. Richards on trial for violating the Mann act denied the charges on the stand. He admitted associating with the young women named in the indictment but said no crime was planned. He displayed scars from a Canobie Lake cottage scuffle, claiming Florence May 16 and Florence Welcome attacked him with a bread knife and ice pick.

Arthur W. Richards United States District Court Florence Canobie Lake

President Wilson telegraphs congratulations to Mitchel

President Wilson telegraphed Mayor-elect John Purroy Mitchel of New York city, saying he congratulates him with all his heart. The note was sent on the eve of Mitchel's inauguration and signals cordial federal support for the new administration.

Wilson Mitchel Washington John Purroy Mitchel New York City

Argentine Warships to Join World Fleet

Washington reports the Argentine Republic accepts the invitation to send representatives and warships to Hampton Roads in early 1915. American Minister Garrett at Buenos Aires relayed the message, thanking the President and expressing pleasure at joining the international fleet for the Panama Canal opening.

Washington State Department Hampton Roads Panama Canal Garrett Buenos Ayres Department

Man killed in roadster crash near sewer filter fields

A man riding with J P Moran of Pawtucket was instantly killed when their small roadster turned turtle near the sewer filter fields. Moran escaped with minor injuries. The pair were returning to Pawtucket after visiting this city.

J. P. Moran Pawtucket Mr. Moran

Plague Absent In Guayaquil In October Officials Say

Consul Baker reports to the State Department that October there were no plague cases in Guayaquil while yellow fever rises there. A separate note promotes a full-size pattern and sewing instructions for a French blouse to be published next Sunday in the Post.

Consul Baker State Department Guayaquil

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