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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1906
Page
4
A health column reports significant year by year rise in surgical procedures performed on women. It investigates causes and offers advice on how women can reduce the need for operations by consulting specialists, considering preventive care, and recognizing early warning signs.
A magazine style appeal notes many hospital patients are women awaiting surgeries due to neglect of female health. It credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with preventing operations and healing disorders such as irregular periods, nerve exhaustion, and organ displacement, featuring letters of women who improved after use.
Carruth leads in City league with high team total 1505 and high individual total 358. Carruth also holds high individual single 145. Northgate in Newton league tops team totals 2666 and singles 937. Pray in Newton league claims high individual totals 616 and high single 243.
The Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet at Princeton features Harvard Yale Pennsylvania Princeton Columbia Cornell and Tech in a six mile race over varied terrain. Cornell shows the strongest squad while Tech boasts star runner Howlands and Callaway medical setback may affect Tech’s hopes.
Local stores advertise EMERSON footwear emphasizing comfort and style. Listings note multiple outlets including Wash St and Court St corners, Water Court junction, Hanover corner, 18 Summer St, and Vewey Square for shoppers.
The Boston Typographical Union 15 denounces Mayor Fitzgerald for unwarranted intervention in selecting a Boston School Board candidate. Julia E. Duff is endorsed as an independent candidate with wage-earner support urged. The union also backs Robert T. Allen and Fred J. Kneeland for Aldermen and discusses printer trades grievances and state printing bids.
A Boston Building Trades Council committee will visit Governor Guild to protest non union workers fitting up the State employment office on Kneeland street. The council also condemned biannual elections. Captain W A Marshall requests a wage statement for trades at Charlestown Navy Yard.
Thomas Sample of Beatrice Nebraska and Susan O Sample of 133 Fal mouth street Boston are entangled in a bid to annul a second marriage. Susan claims the first divorce was set aside and Thomas seeks a new decree to again marry his second wife Grace Rackley amid prior desertion and a Boston connection to a Christian Science journal family.
The Boston Pin League and Suburban Interclub League favor thin pins while candlepins endure among purists. Dudley Club shone with a 1552 team total and 372 by Drisko. big pins fade outside Greater Boston where only two leagues still use them. Baltimore’s George Miller expands a 36 alley complex to 86, sparking bowling thunder.
M. Louis Marche, working since 1867, aims to free the public from telephone central vagaries with a pocket wireless telephone. He cites past wireless work and envisions a device letting a person call anyone anywhere, enabling sixth floor residents to talk with other flats and the janitor below.
Yale supporters push to sever athletic relations with Harvard while Harvard President Eliot weighs the future of intercollegiate football. The piece outlines mixed views at Harvard, Yale’s strong stance, and implications for upcoming schedules and leadership.
In New Haven Yale alumni divide over whether to maintain athletic relations with Harvard. Older graduates favor continuing meetings and closer ties after Harvard briefly restricted Yale officials, while most younger alumni coaches and undergraduates demand breaking off athletic relations citing Harvard's control.
Gloom hung over Harvard after Yale defeated the team. Students mourn the loss at clubs and Memorial Hall, laments focus on Newhall and others, with jokes and songs about the defeat. Optimists promise a win next year despite criticisms of star players.
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