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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
9
Laredo Texas November 15 quiet along the border with no anti American or anti Mexican disorder. Consul Diebold says the Mexican government is prepared to cope with any disturbance. The border is protected on the Mexican side by infantry and cavalry troops.
John Cragin of 16 Lucas Street has been missing since his election day vote at Cobb Street. He had been hospitalized on September 22 after a shock and concerns grow that his brain was affected. A ward Democratic committeeman accompanied him to the booth despite Cragin's delicate health. He is 63, gray haired, about six feet one inch.
Advertisement touts a Dr W Blosser remedy for catarrh and related ailments. It claims a direct treatment clearing head and throat, not a spray or inhaler, and offers free trial medicine and an illustrated booklet by mail to attract readers in Atlanta.
Massachusetts hosts a state led apple exhibition at the State Board of Agriculture. Apples from many varieties compete for blue and red ribbons, judged by Wilfred Wheeler of Concord and John Burley of West Barnstable, all part of a program to prove local fruit can rival Western states.
A fleet of 34 fishermen delivered 596100 pounds of fish at the wharf including haddock cod hake pollock cusk and halibut. Individual vessels carried varied hauls with notable cargoes on the Natalie J Nelson Rhodora and Mary Edith among others. Haddock sold at 15 1 28 cents per pound and hake at 4 to 2 1 2 cents. The foam and other trawlers led the total catch with detailed unit tallies for each boat.
Reader learns a safe simple inexpensive home care called the Cluthe Truss claims to cure ruptures without surgery. It promises immediate relief via a self adjusting suction held device and offers a free cloth bound book with diagrams and testimonials. The ad urges readers to request the book and mail in for trial with guaranteed money back if no benefit.
A public notice invites readers to request a free booklet titled The Cure of Rupture. It provides contact details including street address and town for interested individuals to obtain the pamphlet.
A vintage advertisement promotes a greaseless face cream using almoroin, glycerine and water. touts canthrox shampoo for quick-dry hair, delatone for facial hair removal, and Egg-plene tablets to build flesh. It also markets spurmax complexion lotion and warns against animal fats and harsh soaps.
The abandoned 690 ton pig iron laden ship Friend sprang a leak 30 miles off Winter Quarter and sank until the Livingstone rescued her. Lucy E. Friend valued at 10 000 dollars, cargo same. Mrs W E Mellen and Master Will Mellen of Brookline narrowly missed boarding the Zeeland. they instead set to sail on the Bohemian. The Zeeland departed with 16 saloon, 36 second cabin and 200 steerage passengers. Freight included 41 000 bushels wheat 11 000 barrels apples 400 bales cotton 800 tons flour 150 tons hay 100 tons provisions. The Landsman.
Shipping notes list sun rise and set times with day length and tides. Arrivals include steamers Manitou from Antwerp and Admiral Schley from Jamaican ports plus ships Governor Dingley and James Whitney visiting multiple East Coast ports.
A detailed shipping record lists vessels cleared and sailed including steamers Bohemian Admiral Schley Pandora Zeeland Prince Arthur City of Memphis and more. Towage actions are noted with barges Nos 17 10 Chenango Shickshinney Oakland Passaic Burnside Haverford and others bound for destinations such as Norfolk Newport News Baltimore and Providence with multiple calls and tows across the East Coast.
BOMH reports seven new cholera cases and four deaths in the last 24 hours. Local health officials warn residents to seek care promptly and to follow hygiene measures as the outbreak continues.
A New England furniture house offers a free 100 piece imported English dinner set with every purchase of 100 or more, payable by credit or cash, available now through Thanksgiving. Delivery is included with the purchase and payment timing is flexible. The dealer invites comparison of prices and displays sample values.
The Cecilia Society and Boston Symphony Orchestra offer subscription seats for three concerts on December 1 February 16 and April 14. Prices are 6, 4.50 and 3 dollars. Mail orders are accepted with checks payable to Chai A Ellis.
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