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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1909
Page
3
Tolling bells mark the Cherry Spring Valley disaster as bodies fill graves and coffins await removal at the mine. Coroners and priests oversee rites while rescuers battle black damp to reach entombed workers.
Ad touts Rexall Orderlies as a gentle bowel regulator and tonic for all ages with no griping or nausea. The supplier guarantees relief or refunds, notes two package sizes, and promotes availability at The Rexall Stores Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston.
Thomas Finigan of 32 Orleans St Boston testifies after two years of use that Doan's Kidney Pills consistently ease his backache and reduce frequent kidney secretions. He publicly recommends the remedy and endorses its proven reliability. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
The Boston 1915 Exposition enters its final week at the old Art Museum in Copley Square. City officials join on Boston Day as Mayor Hibbard speaks. Women’s clubs, Citizenship Day, and Chamber of Commerce events mark the days ahead with Military Day and Boston-1915 Day scheduled through Saturday.
Washington November 21 reports designs for government postal cards approved by Post master General Hitchcock. The ordinary card shows a better likeness of McKinley, the new small card features Lincoln, the two cent international card bears Grant, and the reply halves display Washington and Martha Washington respectively.
The ad extols Coes & Young shoes stressing balance of style wear comfort and shape. It asserts some shoes benefit from losing their original form and promises a perfect combination of factors in their footwear.
C F Glover, victim in the Waltham homicide, was a well known South End figure who bought a drug store at 725 Tremont Street seven months ago and handed it over to his relative W H Walker, the current proprietor. Walker declined to discuss the tragedy beyond confirming Glover was related by marriage.
New York item sale lists more than 125 Lowell pieces including a broadside poem set to Auld Lang Syne for Harvard 1838 valedictory, Lowell's first publication Class Poem in original wrapper, and a four page 1842 letter to Cornelius Mathews.
The item notes continued demands for an answer from Nicaragua involving President Taft Secretary of State Knox and Henry M Hoyt solicitor of the State Department at the White House. The report frames the query as ongoing from the first page context.
The president backs Knox plan to demand immediate reparations with U S warships ready to seize Nicaraguan ports. Washington signals intent to end Zelaya's rule via pressure and support for Estrada faction, avoiding full war while pursuing removal.
A Minneapolis letter from Mrs. Joan G Moldan describes relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The note urges public posting to demonstrate the product's benefits and notes many unsolicited testimonials supporting its efficacy.
Rev Herbert S Johnson defends Salvation Army while signaling concern over legal tests of Thanksgiving aid in Boston. He clarifies support for officers and warns against actions that could disrupt relief for the poor. Local officials and Police Commissioner O Meara referenced in discussion.
Fire records show multiple incidents including 4:35 p m grass fire on D street with no damage. At 6:20 p m a slight damage at 196 West Springfield street Fritz Ripken. 8:10 p m still alarm at 1 and 3 Cheney street Julia Ward with 50 dollars loss. 12:15 a m box 247 572 Huntington avenue Andrew Cazneau with 10 dollars loss.
At St. Pauls Church the New England department of the Church Temperance Society urged an immediate subscription of 500 to keep the coffee rooms open. Rev H Hilliard, secretary, warned the rooms would close without quick aid.
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