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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
3
Officers of the Jeur de Lis Club Charlestown will head a dancing party at Knights of Columbus Hall Charlestown on November 27.
A Fleur de Lis Club of Charlestown hosts a dancing party next Wednesday evening at Knights of Colum bus Hall on High Street. The event marks the second club dance with about 20 hello girls. The dance committee includes Miss Charlotte Gonzales Miss Helen Flynn Miss Olive Kane and Miss Mary Tighe connected with the Charlestown exchange. Several telephone company officials have promised to attend.
Ruby Cutter Savage, soprano, and Theodore Van Yorx, tenor, presented a recital under Olin Downes. The program featured standard arias and contemporary pieces, showcasing vocal color and diction across a varied repertoire.
Persistent full body eczema causes severe itching and sleep disruption for a year. The sufferer reports trying various remedies without relief, leaving the health condition causing ongoing nighttime distress.
Walter W. Paglusch of 207 N Robey St Chicago Illinois reports complete relief from years of eczema after using Cuticura Soap Cuticura Box and Cuticura Resolvent Pills at a total cost of one dollar twenty five cents. He praises the remedies and offers to share his method with others. October 16 1906.
Purports to treat skin humor in all ages with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Offers soap for cleansing ointment for healing and Resolvent for blood purification. Printed by Potter Drug & Chen Boston Mass. Includes free sample or look at skin afflictions.
The review notes Mme Savage’s high sopranos lack focus and maturity with shrill upper tones and clumsy coloratura. Mancinelli’s aria dominates the program while Mrs Beach’s Years at the Spring encore pleases. Mr Van Yorx’s voice, though pleasant, remains constrained and breathy at times. Haile songs charm the audience.
A published complexion remedy from a noted specialist describes mixing Rose Water Spirits of Cologne crystallized Sartoin dissolved in hot water, then cooling and adding Rose Water and Cologne Spirits. Use daily by massaging into face arms and neck. the formula yields a month’s treatment and aims for a permanent ruddy glow.
Robert Treat Paine Jr of Boston argued at a joint Ameri can Civic Association and National Municipal League session in Providence that President Roosevelt had no right to seek a third term. Resolutions urged excluding national issues from municipal elections and backing new law on the matter.
The afternoon conference on billboard usage featured Edward I Hartman of Boston Henry Lewis Johnson Richard Watson Gilder Norman Flapgood and President McFarland with Harlin P. Kelsey presiding Newspaper advertising was urged as a substitute for billboards Attorney General Bona parte leader of the National Municipal League stressed the value of public opinion and a free press as a truthful government mirror.
Testimony examines whether William J. Hallion and Frank J. Linehan signed checks similarly. A witness notes signatures are very dissimilar and only the initial J resembles between the names, refusing to say both were written by the same person.
Edward Payson Weston falls ill in Fremont Ohio with indigestion delaying his route to Toledo by about eight hours. He spoke from a hotel balcony before thousands after resting, then resumed travel in improving condition despite rain and muddy roads as he works to regain lost time on his historic trek.
A municipal inquiry reveals Frank J. Linehan secured numerous schoolhouse repair contracts in 1902 and 1903 04 while Hallion received payments for the work. Evidence includes 1902 assignments naming Linehan and Hallion, a voided contracts notice, and city records showing Linehan as a council member.
William Henry Dritto aged 21 died at his Winnipauk home after tripping on his pet cat which ran between his legs causing him to fall and strike his head on a kitchen door glass. He bled to death before his mother Mrs. Charles H. Britto could assist.
Walter Miller, America's leading jockey, was awarded a $12,090.58 check after riding to over $245,000 in earnings for James R. Keene. The payout highlights Miller's top status in American racing as of November.
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