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A brief inquiry about parental patience and how often a remark is heard from children. The line invites reflection on repeated phrases in family life and the dynamics of household conversations.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
9
A brief inquiry about parental patience and how often a remark is heard from children. The line invites reflection on repeated phrases in family life and the dynamics of household conversations.
Elizabeth Hill aged 44 was adopted by Thomas O Connor aged 65 in Franklin Pennsylvania under a court decree. The adoption makes her Elizabeth Hill O Connor and heir to the foster father s estate. Magistrate Smith reprimanded her after a hearing on the appeal.
TOPEKA Kan November 29 Tobe a splendid bull terrier owned by Hal Hotchkiss broke his front leg after a prior cast. He walked across town on three legs to Dr Otto Kiene’s porch where the doctor set and cast the leg again.
Herman Hartman weighing 305 pounds left the Kansas City police force. He recalls joining five years ago at 260 pounds and says efforts to stay fit failed as he gained weight.
In Port Jervis New York James Babcock investigated a cellar wall for stove pipe and uncovered a coffee pot stuffed with papers and pay envelopes totaling $165. The money is believed to have been saved by his wife who died twelve years ago, leaving the funds long concealed.
John Keery has been jailed in Bergen County New Jersey since July for refusing to pay 3 dollars weekly alimony. He is half owner of a farm at Cresshill New Jersey and facing continued confinement until compliance.
GREAT BARRINGTON November 2 George Shaw aged 80 of this town has just recovered from an attack of whooping cough contracted from his grandson six weeks ago.
In St. Louis on November 29, Maggie Hunt aged 26 suffered a leg artery rupture caused by a tightly laced shoe that impeded circulation. She bled severely before medical aid arrived.
Leah Hutt, 97, of 1742 Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn, seeks court permission to leave her home. She insists she is healthy and intends to strike out on her own, citing disputes with her daughter-in-law Mary Hutt who was summoned to the proceeding.
It states that more people are becoming bald due to automobiling as dust and microbes irritate the scalp. The remedy suggested is Birt's Head Wash made with neutral soap glyceryn white of egg coconut oil and salicylic acid, sold in tubes for 25 cents and jars for 50 cents at drug and department stores.
The article touts Cacium as a direct to skin remedy replacing old blood disorder theories. It claims immediate relief for itching and rapid improvement in stubborn cases plus sores ringworm ulcers and pimples. Sold at 10¢ and 250 a box.
New Haven Connecticut November 29 Judge Henry Stoddard filed a suit against Burr S Peck for 100 damages claiming Peck entered the grounds of Stoddards new Woodbridge home and carried away apples nuts and other fruit without permission Peck is 77 years old The note adds that two years ago he eloped with Mamie OBrien a Yale student boarding house waitress next to his High Street home
Progressive farmers in Caroline county report Angora goats as effective in destroying bushes and undergrowth on ground slated for cultivation. About 150 goats work on the Reynolds tract, with 60 at Edwin M. Garey’s Tuckahoe Neck farm and others with Joseph Hummell near Piney Grove, plus additional animals in other areas.
The Lynn School Board, at a special meeting, backed the decision in which the Boston & Northern Street Railway Company was fined $25 for denying half-rate tickets to an evening school pupil. It will not pursue further court action on similar cases until the Supreme Court rules on the original case.
The Gilchrist Company Benefit Association presented its annual concert and vaudeville last evening in Jordan Hall. Despite poor weather, large attendance enjoyed clever skits, notable performances by Nat Stockdale and others, and a spirited address by Robert Heartz detailing eight years of growth and a $2100 treasury.
Jim Swart, a local crowd favorite, meets Cyclone Burns in a high profile light heavyweight bout at the Columbia Theatre tonight. Burns is touted as the top light heavyweight in America after newly returning from the West.
Immigrant priests and refugees travel from Lisbon to Boston. One Jesuit, laboring north of Lisbon, fled to Spain and Holland before boarding a steamer to New York. Rev. Father Joachim Costa, once at Campolide, was attacked and forced to hide, later arrested and soon released to come to this country.
The author celebrates a four year battle over the Pure Food Law claiming victory for their whisky label. They argue the Bureau overstepped, insisting fusel oil be present, while Taft and the Attorney General uphold a rational application. Canadian Club is urged as an example of compliant aroma and maturity.
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