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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
9
A 22 year old man Clarence improves digestion then gains weight and indulges, suffers stomach trouble, then finds relief with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad claims the product digests 3000 grains of food and offers a free sample by mail from F A Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
Transit Commissioner Thomas J. Gargan issues a letter endorsing Mayor Fitzgerald and his administration. He notes public bias from exposure of abuses and urges presenting uncontrovertible facts to win wider credit before election day. He expresses belief Fitzgerald will be re elected.
Germantown Citizens' Association will meet Sunday afternoon in Saunders Hall. John A. Coulthurst, candidate for Mayor, and many other Boston city office aspirants from all parties are to be present and speak.
Brown of Syracuse reports a severe long illness with lung trouble. Doctors gave up in Foxton Utica. After three months on Vincl the patient gained to 157 pounds. Vincl touted as a concentrated cod liver oil product with added iron. Available at Riker Jaynes drug stores in Boston.
Grace Sexen of 7 Andrew street told a Post representative that after a 22 year separation her son William, who had drifted across the West and South under different names, found her in Boston during Old Home Week. The son confirmed he is her child and that his sister had married and lived in Roslindale. The reunion followed years of hidden history and mistaken deaths.
The five members of the committee announce a shift to merit based teacher appointments, rejecting political influence and favoritism. They endorse the new system as best for children, asserting that teachers' intelligence and ability determine schooling quality and future success.
A citizen group reports how the new School Board selects teachers, replacing ward political influence with a merit system. The board, led by Superintendent Stratton D. Brooks and six assistants, uses a published scoring scheme and emphasizes scholarship, teaching quality, experience, and professional preparation.
Mayors Fitzgerald and Hibbard rested from politics after a day of football shifts and family time. Both front runners attended three games, cheered by crowds, while Coulthurst paddled his pace with dancing parties and league greetings in Boston.
Jerry Watson declared in public support for Mayor Fitzgerald predicting a walkover victory. He criticized Coulthurst and Moran while noting his own bid for Fitzs victory and planning a New York interview with William Randolph Hearst. Watson, early Independence League figure, shifts to Fitzgerald amid local politics.
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