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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1908

Page

7

Maclaurin Named President of Institute After Convocation

Dr. Arthur Noyes announced the election of Professor Richard C. Maclaurin as the new president of the Institute at Huntington Hall. President Wheeler of the University of California lauded his international experience and leadership in education, prompting nationwide enthusiasm and cheers for the selection.

Huntington Hall Arthur A. Noyes Richard C. Maclaurin Institute Benjamin Tde Wheeler University of California Noyes Maclaurin England Germany France Australia New Zealand Canada United States New York Wheeler

Petition to Save Boston Common Petition to Save Boston Common

A Boston petition led by Mrs. Annie K. Brown urges Mayor Hibbard to accept the Parkman bequest and fund irrigation, shade trees, and revival of aging plantings on Boston Common. Signers include Bishop Lawrence Archbishop O Connell Rabbi Fleischer Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Rev. Edward Everett Hale James A. Russell and other leaders.

Boston Common Annie K. Brown Boston Hibbard George F. Parkman George IF. Parkman Lawrence O’connell Rabbi Fleischer Julia Ward Howe Edward Everett Hale James A. Russell E. A. Horton William Lloyd Garrison Parkman

Roosevelt Speech At Myrick Building Dedication

President Roosevelt's address at the Myrick building dedication urges support for land policy reform to sustain family farms. He highlights farm wealth, production, rural schools, roads, and self-help through cooperation between states and citizens to uplift farm life.

Springfield Myrick Phelps Publishing Company Roosevelt

Prohibition Fails to Curb Liquor Use in Tariff Hearing

Washington witnesses report prohibition has not reduced liquor consumption, while liquor interests express satisfaction with current tariffs on spirits and wines. Wine growers and importers were the main groups represented at the Ways and Means hearing on proposed tariff revisions.

Washington House Committee On Ways and Means

Mor gan cites reciprocity on diluted wine imports

Percy J. Morgan argues that under current reciprocity treaties wine diluted with alcohol could be imported instead of wine diluted with alcohol. Champ Clark attends hearings as a committee member, and W. E. Hildreth says American wines cost more to make than French champagne. Clark quips that most drinkers cannot identify their beverage after three drinks.

Percy J. Morgan California Champ Clark John Sharp Williams W. E. Hildreth New York

Clergyman Fined For Not Carrying Auto Registration

Rev. Herbert Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church was fined ten dollars in court for not carrying his automobile registration certificate. He appealed the verdict.

Herbert Johnson Warren Avenue Baptist Church

Stones in the Kidney Case Prompts Cure Claim

A San Francisco firm member recounts a kidney stone case where X rays showed a half inch stone. After attempting surgery, Fulton’s Renal Compound stopped blood and pain in ten weeks and fully recovered in six months. A physician’s letter notes similar success and urges consultation and literature.

H. Bh. MecDuffee H. C. de Wolfe & Co Crocker Building San Francisco Fulton Keart San Francisco Medical Bright John J. Fulton Co San Pablo Avenue Oakland Cal Jaynes & Co Washington St Boston

Commission idea stirs up Salem politics in November

Salem experts debate government by commission as a possible city charter change. W W Coolidge backs the plan and urges a special act to put the issue to voters while Mayor Hurley and Aldermen express opposition or skepticism about adopting such a system.

Salem W. W. Coolidge Coolidge Haverhill Gloucester Hurley Michael J. Doyle Charles D. Smith

The Remarkable Will A Doctor

A physician on his deathbed tells his children the secret of life is “Don’t abuse the stomach.” An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure and digestive aid, claiming they replace stomach fluids, neutralize toxins, aid digestion after meals, and restore natural function. Sold for 50 cents. mail-order trial offered from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Cure Catarrh in Women with Rexall Mucu-Tone Claim

An advertisement asserts catarrh in women is cured by血 via blood and promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone, claiming a 98 percent cure rate under a physician’s prescription. It offers a money back guarantee and lists Rexall Mucu-Tone in 50c and $1.00 sizes sold by Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores.

Rexall

Orrine Promises Cure for Drunkenness with Money-Back Guarantee

An advertisement claims drinking men are unreliable and that Orrine, offered in two forms, cures drunkenness with a full money-back guarantee. It describes No 1 as undetectable in tea or food and No 2 for those seeking cure, with a $1 price and free booklet. The Orline Co of Washington DC and Rike M Jaynes stores are cited.

Orline Co Washington, D. C Rike M Jaynes

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