Special 20 Pairs Gray Wool Blankets Sale
Special offer of 20 pairs of gray wool blankets with a wool finish priced at 1.075 per pair. Readiness for purchase indicated with quantity and price per pair.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1905
Page
8
Special offer of 20 pairs of gray wool blankets with a wool finish priced at 1.075 per pair. Readiness for purchase indicated with quantity and price per pair.
City missionary Rev. D. W. Waldron organized a food relief effort that fed over 800 poor families. Donors supplied both funds and provisions to support the distribution, with baskets given to many large families in need.
The article notes the drain on women’s vitality from housework and child care and promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve tonic. It includes a testimonial from Catharine Sagle and recounts charitable distributions by the Boston Flower Mission with baskets of food for the poor and a Christmas relief effort in local institutions.
Report of Plymouth Colony's first Thanksgiving Day celebration in 1621. Governor Bradford orders no public revelry, Captain Myles Standish hosts the feast for 140 people including 90 Native guests, with prayers, arms drill, and a praise service concluding the day.
The program lists multiple dinner events across Boston sites at 11 30 a m including 851 Washington Street 15 Leverett Street 13 Green Street and 34 Hampden Street with continued basket distributions by the Boston Flower Mission at Congregational building. Other meals include Old Soldiers at the Soldiers Home Chelsea noon and meals for Y M C A members Franklin Square House Boston Young Men’s Christian Association and New England Conservatory of Music.
Today features multiple football matchups including U of P versus Cornell in Philadelphia Holy Cross facing City Point Catholic Association at Locust street grounds Carlisle Indians take on Georgetown in Washington and Chicago meets Michigan in Chicago.
Mrs Benz of 418 E 8th Street New York reports years of catarrh relief after using two bottles of Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. A single blower puff clears the head and stops headache quickly.
A long promotional text extols mothers counsel on remedies for women ailments. It highlights Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription made from native roots such as Unicorn Helonias and Golden Seal, with glycerine as solvent, and touts its safety, alcohol free formula, public endorsement by medical authorities, and availability through druggists.
Fragmentary OCR lists Charles River speedway Metropolitan Driving Club Franklin Field Dorchester Driving Club and New York Old Glory sale with unclear context. No clear event or outcomes emerge from readable text, but entities include clubs and locations.
A string of listed boxing bouts includes Elizabeth New Jersey with Hughey versus Burke and Philadelphia entries Sullivan against Young Corbett as well as O'Brien against Dwyer. Other clashes appear in New York Webster and Glover in Cincinnati Bezenah versus Felts and Missouri W Evans against Sullivan with several women opponents also cited.
Park Square Skating Rink hosts a sports day featuring Bicycle versus roller skates and a mile race alongside football baseball and basketball events.
Travers Island New York hosts the A C National cross country championships with a Cambridgeport gymnasium event starting at 10 a m followed by the 10 mile New England cross country championship under the auspices of the N E A A A U.
Mr D F Beckwith is identified as a buyer at Wolf's My Clothier located at Hanover and Portland streets. He purchases women’s neckwear gloves hosiery underwear jewelry and leather goods. The notice lists his association with the shop and the goods handled.
Germans in Boston plan a Thanksgiving Day of varied activities across clubs. The Boston Turnverein will host a big afternoon and evening program in Turn Hall with H Heberlein J Sauer August Kunz and H Eichler of the Symphony Orchestra and a one act operetta Die Schmiede im Walde led by Alfred Ritschell. Prize bowling offers a turkey as first prize. Open houses with entertainment or dancing will occur at several societies including Deutscher Arbeiter Turnverein Boston Schwabenverein Kossuth Hall Association German American Singing Society of South Boston Casino Club and Boylston Schulverein.
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