Lottie Collins Coming to Boston for Debut Night
The famed Ta Ra-Ra dancer Lottie Collins arrives in Boston next Monday amid strong advertising for her Boston Theatre debut. She brings a cast of pretty faces and elaborate costumes backed by a mounting. A benefit for comedian George Coes, sidelined by rheumatism, is planned at Tremont. Babes in the Wood continues at Boston Theatre with afternoon and evening shows. The program follows Fire Patrol at Grand Opera House with German dialect comedian Mr.
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Salome Merritt D M Boston physician and educator
The article profiles Salome Merritt M D of Hancock and Myrtle as a prominent Boston physician and president of the Ladies Physiological Institute of Boston and Vicinity founded in 1850. It notes her lectures on brain and nervous system physiology at Wesleyan Hall, her public stance on health education, and describes her personal habits and the queenly diets of monarchs as side anecdotes.
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Enticing Society Items Highlight Women Leaders and Talent
In Buffalo a debutante prize winner is noted for wit and beauty. Washington prepares a portrait for the White House gallery. Marlborough, Md sees Mew Balva A. Lockwood admitted to the bar after a long delay. Miss Lucy Booth, daughter of General Booth, works in India. Mrs. Erving Winslow presents The Tempest at Pierce Hall with music. Isabel L. Johnson leads a zoological class for the Women’s Educational and Industrial Union and is a pioneering woman scientist.
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Tolstoi on feeding nations and dining habits
The passage contrasts Tolstoy's view of people becoming what they consume with notions of celebrity dining. It notes that great and famous figures should feast on divine fare, while Chicago might settle for beans, and mentions royalty and prima donnas with boiled dinners and sirloin, plus Victoria's modest drink preference.
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Brunette Versus Blonde Dominance in Britain and Europe
Dr Beddoe studied 726 women finding 369 brunettes and 357 blondes. Among brunettes 78.5 percent had husbands versus 68 percent of blondes. He argued that English men prefer darker-haired wives, a trend visible across Germany France Switzerland and beyond.
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A Demi Saison Cloak Described in Paris Herald
A Paris Herald feature notes a fashion item titled A Demi-Saison Cloak. The red cloth garment features four coachman capes and astrakhan trim in front.
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Massachusetts Thanksgiving Proclamation 1892 by Governor Russell
Governor Russell proclaims Thursday November 24 as a day of public thanksgiving and praise. The text urges prayer, gratitude, and charity toward all people, thanking God for mercy and blessing to the nation, Commonwealth, and citizens. Given in Boston November 9, 1892 with secretary’s endorsement.
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God Save the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston Stage Notes Highlight Family Circle and Broadway Acts
The Boston theatre scene features the Family Circle with a dance interlude by a last named city performer, plus a parade of acts at the Columbia Theatre and Park Theatre. W H Thompson, Nanette Comstock, Mollie Fuller, and Wallie Eddinger are named among performers. 1492 closes a ten week run at the Park Theatre with extolled success.
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Among the Musicians at Park Theatre Concert
Music lovers are promised a fine evening at the Park Theatre Sunday concert, the eighth in the series under E. E. Rice. The program will match previous offerings with particularly popular pieces anticipated by the audience.
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Bad eczema on baby cured by Cuticura remedies
The Harris family from Webster Indiana report a four month old boy with a severe scalp eczema that covered the head ears and face. After trying three doctors they used Cuticura three remedies for eleven weeks and seven months of treatment until the head healed and scratching stopped.
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Harvard Board of Overseers to Meet in Boston
Special notice from Harvard College announces a meeting of the Board of Overseers at 50 State Street Boston on Wednesday November 16 at 11 o clock am The meeting will receive communications from the President and Fellows and reports from committees and handle other business. Alexander McKenzie secretary Cambridge Nov 9 1892.
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