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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1906
Page
4
Brooklyn man W A Stagg aged 73 credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as his medicine for thirty years. He claims it cures grip and colds with no after effects and says he would not be without it. He lists his address 1063 Pacific St Brooklyn and dates his testimonial April 3 1906.
A Blandford post office burglary netted $6000 worth of stock from the First Congregational Society of Blandford with 10 shares each of Boston and Albany and New York New Haven Hartford railroads and 14 shares of the American Telephone Company. Postmaster Warren J. Peebles, the church treasurer, reported no clue to the burglars and stamps were taken as well.
An advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female illnesses caused by neglect of symptoms such as backache irregular periods and displacements. It touts unfiltered testimonials and invites women to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance and free advice from a female staff.
The Women's Charity Club opened a Japan ese bazaar at Vendome to raise funds for Parker Hill hospital. Guests, including Mrs. Curtis Guild Jr and Mrs. John L. Bates, observed exotic scenes from The Little Brown Man as lanterns lit the tea table. The bazaar runs through Saturday with various committees handling lemonade, sewing, directors, and reception duties.
Keene New Hampshire November 8 Miss William Paine aged 15 daughter of Alexander Paine of this city died today from a bullet wound in the head suffered October 29 in the woods. She claimed a strange man shot her but investigators ruled the death accidental self-inflicted with a family gun found beside her.
Coast Artillery conducts target practice at Fort Warren this forenoon with uncertain start time due to field clarity. Two yearly events involve firing 10 and 12 inch guns at a tug-towed target, by crews from Seventy seventh and Ninety sixth Coast Artillery companies.
Style and comfort with EMERSON quality highlighted in ads across Washington Street and Water Court Hanover locations plus 185 Summer Bt and Dewey Square. Shoppers urged to visit multiple stores for fit and value.
At the Somerville board meeting Mayor Grimmins read a letter from Commander I H De Wolf and G A R Post 189 asking the city to stop funding Thanksgiving turkeys for soldiers. The post claims generosity is misused and offers to fund dinners locally. A second communication presented a $171 legal bill from Patrolman Charles W Reick linked to a store break case. no bill was brought by the grand jury. An ordinance to cut curfew and fire alarm blows to one was read.
Burrill C. Poole of Rockport arrested by a U S Marshal for stealing castings and lead from Fort Strong on Long Island while employed as a blacksmith. He is held on $500 bail for a hearing November 15 or to be sent to Charles Street jail in default.
A persuasive advertisement extols Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for appetite loss, indigestion, and stomach discomfort. It claims one tablet digests 3000 grains of food, offering rest to a overworked stomach and a return to appetite and vigor. Take one or two after every meal.
Rome reports indicate a December consistory may see a mix of moves including archbishop transfers and appointing several French bishops. Some observers expect a French cardinal and a Belgian.
Walter Yerkes a Fulmer Pennsylvania resident stabbed his wife and then shot himself in the head. Authorities say he likely acted while deranged by illness. The incident occurred near Philadelphia.
Assistant Superintendent Goss tells a Taunton Post reporter that Jane Toppan is not dying, addressing rumors about her health at the Taunton Insane Hospital. The statement counters sensational claims and confirms her status while noting ongoing confinement.
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