Women Lose Strength If Health Fails Then Beauty Fades
An ad extols Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the key to female health and beauty. It claims beauty depends on health, targets nervous exhaustion, backache, and headaches, and cites Mrs. May Clark of Buffalo praising the product after two bottles. Free consultations offered at 34 Temple Place Boston with no examination fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Clark
Austin St
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Sembrich Returns to City Stage After Fourteen Years
Mme Marcella Sembrich greeted last night at Music Hall after an absence of nearly fourteen years. She offered Mozart Il Seraglio and an aria from Norma with enduring virtuosity, while German songs like Schumann Nussbaum showcased her refined tone. Emilio de Gogorza, a new baritone, impressed with Pagliacci and a rich, easy voice aided by ample audience applause. Tenor William Lavin added two acceptably performed numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Marcella Sembrich
Mme. Sembrich
Norma
Schumann
William Lavin
Bryan in Football Togas at Missouri Game
William J. Bryan. former presidential candidate, appeared in a striped old gold and black sweater to kick off for the Missouri alumni. At Captain Hill and Coach Young's request he took the field, placed the ball at the 40 yard line and kicked a forty yard punt before watching the scrimmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Missouri University
Captain Hill
Young
J. Bryan
Nebraskan
Mr. Bryan
Gala shopping week boosts rail fares for Boston shoppers
The Boston Retail Merchants Association launches a week of reduced rail fares and special trains from Fitchburg New York New Haven lines to attract New England shoppers to Boston from Nov 29 to Dec 4. Discounts range from 25 to 40 percent, with multiple excursion trains from Provincetown South Duxbury Marshfield and other points and a Providence special for Dec 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Retail Merchants’ Association
New England
Boston
Tuttle
Fitchburg
New York
New Haven
Marshfield
Marshfield Hills
Scituate
Cohasset
Kneeland Street
North Attleboro
Plainville
Wrentham
Ferry Street
Fall River
Provincetown
Wellsteet
Orleans
Brewster
Chatham
Harwich
South Dennis
Yarmouthport
New Bedford
Taunton
Attleboro
Mansfield
Park Square
Hyannis
Yarmouth
West Barnstable
Sandwich
Plymouth
Kingston
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Woods Hole
Falmouth
West Falmouth
North Falmouth Buzzard’s Bay
Onset’ Junction
WareHam
Fairhaven
Mattapoisett
Marion
Tremont
Providence
Pawtucket
Morgan’s Pharmacy
Trinity Square
Green’s Apothecary
Westminster Street
Boston & Albany
Framingham
Worcester
Oir
K. Mellor
Main Street
Orcester
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Lawrence
Union Station
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New York & New Haven
Express Companies Unite for New England Poster Delivery
Mr C S Spencer of Adams Express Co coordinates with major carriers to distribute company posters across New England. Rebates on round trip tickets via New York New Haven Hartford and Fitchburg lines available at listed stores. Hotels theatres and merchants cooperate. more details will appear in the Post daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Spencer
New England
Adams Exress Company
Arge
Adams
American
National
Earle & Prew
New York
Boston
New York, New, Haven & Hartford Railroad
Fitchburg
Jordan, Marsh & Co
R. H. White & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Houston & Henderson
8. S. Pierce Co
Houghton & Dutton
John H. Pray Sons & Co
Standard Clothing Co
Continental Clothing House
Cobb, Bates, Yerxa Co
Towne Meeting at Bostonia Club Social
The Bostonia Club held a mock Towne Meeting at the American Legion of Honor Hall 200 Huntington Avenue with invited guests. Ex Governor Moses of North Carolina was elected moderator and speakers included Everett J. High W I Chaloner Charles J Page J H French and George W Worthy. Miss Elsie Worthley of Brookline sang a solo and the Hennessey sisters of Dorchester performed a mandolin duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonia Club
American Legion of Honor
Huntington Avenue
Arthur W. Brayley
Moses
North Carolina
Everett J. High
W. I. Chaloner
Charles J. Page
J. H. French
George W. Worthy
Elsie Worthley
Brookline
Hennessey
Dorchester
Henry Hecker Sentenced for Assault on Captain Aboard Cameo
Henry Hecker a steward on the schooner Cameo was sentenced to three years imprisonment and a $300 fine by the United States Court yesterday for an alleged assault on Captain Ira W Corbet with intent to kill. Corbet remains hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital from his injuries suffered at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hecker
Cameo
United Sates Court
Ira W. Corbet
Corbet
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston Gala Shopping Week Affects Rail Lines
The Boston boom spirit reaches streetcars as Great West End lines announce Gala Shopping Week. Lynn and Boston Railroad spreads the news along its routes. A Lawrence bidder tries to darken Lawrence’s part, but the committee remains aligned with Lawrence interests and signals upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lawrence
Cake Walk at Music Hall Tomorrow Night
The cake walk returns to Music Hall tomorrow night with walkers, Exidon Quartet, jubilee chorus, wing dances, and prize buck. Local champions from Boston and Venuses of New Orleans Nashville Philadelphia New York compete for top honors.
Incurable Deafness Healed by New York Inventor Device
Physicians in this city show great interest in a near total deafness case relieved by an inexpensive invention from I Hiscox of Broadway New York. Previous devices and expert care failed. The simple, adjustable, practical tool is hailed as a remarkable triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almos
I. Hiscox
Broadway
New York City
Receivers Seek Guidance on Death Claims in Benefit Life Case
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association receivers ask the Supreme Court to settle how accrued claims are determined and how a dividend should be paid. They request ruling on distinctions between absolute and conditional policies and which claim classes receive funds first, with dates tied to August 17, 1897 and September 3, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
Hosea M. Knowlton
Supreme Court
East Boston School Site Change and Budget Proposals
East Boston school site plans are revised after Mayor Quincy rejects an earlier land-taking order. The street commissioners propose enlarging the site by about 26 300 square feet, affecting Louisiana place and Marion Saratoga Knocket streets. The committee also advances temporary junior masters and instructors, suspends evening schools, seeks $110 000 more for the rest of the year, and asks the General Court for $809 000 for further high and Latin school accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Street
Quincy
Boston
Marion Street
Saratoga Street
Tileston C. Power
Louisiana Lace
Knceton Street
Louisiana Place
Frank E. Poole
Charles L. Reed
Laura Ss. Plummer
NEE Court
General Court
Kirmess and Opera Carnival Opens at Mechanics Building
The Kirmess and Opera Carnival opens tonight at Mechanics' building under the Women's City Relief Association. The entire stage entertainment features national dances with a large mixed chorus, lavish decorations, and a program including solos by W R Whitney and Swedish songs by Hedvig Lidstrom-Boynton. Proceeds aid the city's poor, with advance sales at the box office and local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s City Relief Association
Espee
W. R. Whitney
Zimeola
May Merrill
Frank May
Hedvig Lidstrom-Boynton
Eben H. Bailey
Carter
Boston
Mechanics’ Building
Dartmouth Medical College Holds 100th Graduation in Hanover
The 100th annual Dartmouth Medical College graduation, presided by President W. J. Tucker, featured J. Charles A. Morse of Newmarket delivering the address, H. C. Martin of Millbury giving the oration, and Dennis P. Wines of Uxbridge delivering the valedictory. Twelve graduates received M D degrees, including Alexander Angus Beaton, Clarence Harvey Burr, Mortimer Roland Beaudoin Bennett, John Philip Carroll, Harry Oscar Chesley, Frank Webster Evans, Howard Nelson Kingsford, Harry Charles Martin, Harry Stearns Platts, Azarie Moise Joseph Provost, Charles Henr inn, and Dennis Patric kinesi. The ceremony included diploma presentations by Dean W. T. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Angus Beaton
Flat River
Clarence Harvey Burr
Thetford
Mortimer Roland Beaudoin Bennett
New York
John Philip Carroll
Peabody
Mass
Harry Oscar Chesley
Barnstead
N. H
Frank Webster Evans
Sweden
Howard Nelson Kingsford
Riverside
R. I
Harry Charles Martin
Millbury
Harry Stearns Platts
Celestial Crime Wins Black Cat Contest Prize
The Black Cat announces Charles Stuart Pratt as the winner of the $1000 prize for A Celestial Crime. The December holiday issue features the acclaimed story and reveals plans to offer $4000 in cash for future original short stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Black Cat
Charles Stuart Pratt
Nown
Witness recounts Lovering court martial at Fort Sheridan
Private Waddell testified that on October 8 at Fort Sheridan Captain Lovering ordered a bayonet fix and to prod Hammond. He described dragging Hammond twenty yards and Lovering stabbing Hammond with a sword as they moved to the summary court. Waddell noted prior prods and a hand wound to Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waddell
Lovering
Fort Sheridan
Hammond
Fle Hammond
Washburn Credit House Offers Thanksgiving Clothing Bargains
The Washburn Credit House at 465 Washington Street in Boston promotes a grand Thanksgiving sale with all wool suits, overcoats, jackets, and hats at bargain prices. It advertises cash or credit terms, evening hours, and a festival week with free gifts for patrons, plus a Santa visit before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washburn Credit House
Washington Street
Sidney Cushing & Co
Ashington Street
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Washburn Credit Company
Santa Claus
Three Cases Against Him Before Police Board
Patrolman John Flynn of the fourth precinct faces a Board of Police Commissioners hearing on conduct unbecoming an officer. The liquor dealer Cornelius O'Leary at 32 Winchester Street filed the charge based on an October incident when Flynn allegedly entered the store and used indecent language while threatening to "clean out the place."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police Commissioners
John Flynn
Cornelius O'Leary
Winchester Street
Flynn
O'Leary
National Democratic committee chair vows to uphold party platform
W. D. Bynum says recent elections show no discouragement for core Democratic principles. He notes losses for silver groups in Ohio Maryland and Massachusetts and argues the party must preserve its creed and credit of the nation without compromise. He urges renewed effort to defend rights and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. D. Bynum
National Democratic Committee
Map 3
National Democratic Party
Ohio
Maryland
United States
Massachusetts
National Democratic Organization
National Democrats
Manchester Martyrs Anniversary Observed by Irish Societies
Boston Irish societies marked the thirtieth anniversary of the Manchester martyrs Allen Larkin and O'Brien. Division 46 A O H chaired by George Lovett heard tributes from Dennis Donovan Michael Barry and others. Broad way Hall hosted 500 sympathizers at the John Boyle O'Reilly Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Larkin
O’brien
Manchester
Boston
East Boston
George Lovett
Dennis P. Donovan
Michael Barry
M. J. Walsh
Timothy O’sullivan
John Boyle O’reilly
Fitzgerald
History Club Closes Today For Library of Universal History Sets
Last opportunity to join Jordan Marsh Co History Club and secure the Library of Universal History set. Send $1 membership now for full set, express prepaid, with a week to inspect and return if not a great bargain. refunds on membership. Letters postmarked today or Thursday considered, and closing occurs by book department hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Library of Universal History
Jordan, Marsh & Co
History Club
Christian Science Lecture To Answer Defense Of Faith
Mrs Woodbury will respond next Sunday morning November 28 at the American Legion of Honor Hall to The Zions Herald attack on Mrs Eddy Mrs Woodbury writings and on Christian Science and its church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Zions Herald
Mrs. Eddy
Mrs. Woodbury
Christian Science
House cleaning with FELS NAPTHA soap guidance
Household cleaning note promotes using FELS NAPTHA soap with luke warm water for quick quiet easy and thorough results even in winter. It mentions FELS & CO Philadelphia as the source.
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Fels & CO
Philapelphria
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Sembrich
Cats-o-Ayne Fil Co
Kans
Boston Merchants
Tirst
Seda Butlers
Davy Crockett
Pep
H. B. Kirk & CO
John Miller & CO
Music Hall
Jacob Levy
Joy Street
Burke and Mahony
Benjamin F. Dyer
Chauncy Street
Kins¢ Furnishing CO
Washington St., Cor
Common
John Maddox English
Selec
Dartmouth
Home Library Club
Morocco
Manchester Martyrs
Ireland
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