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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1913

Page

9

Magnitude of Transportation Network Across New Haven and New England Lines

The piece outlines the vast system with 7976 miles of railroad and 14175 miles of track. It breaks down track by state: Massachusetts 29 percent, Connecticut 20 percent, Maine 14 percent, New York 13 percent, New Hampshire 12 percent, Rhode Island 6 percent, Vermont 4 percent, and 2 percent elsewhere.

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Resinol Cured Awful Pimples in Philadelphia

Albert Greenburg of Philadelphia reports three years of facial pimples ending after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. He details instant relief and a smooth face after nineteen months of treatment, noting the product’s medical approval and availability.

Philadelphia Albert Greenburg Frankford Ave Dept. 10-R Resinol Baltimore

Howard Elliott Promoted to Lead New England Railroads

The piece outlines vast rail rolling stock and vast annual mileage in New England, then discusses governance by 48 directors across the three lines, investor and employee impacts, and Elliott’s push for prudent management, staff strength, and cooperative reform to boost service, pay, and regional prosperity. It includes remarks on funding needs, rate considerations, and a call for unity among management, workers, and the public.

Vanceboro Maine Portland Boston New York Philadelphia New England New Haven Boston & Maine Maine Central Interstate Commerce Commission Prouty McDonald Hustis Campbell Kerr Ontario & Western Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt Congress Panama Canal Orient Pacific Coast Howard Elliott Western Railroad

Father John's Medicine Promotes Safe Child Cough Cure

An advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as safe for children with cold or coughs, claiming it contains no alcohol or dangerous drugs and functions as a pure wholesome tonic. The copy cites 50 years of success in treating coughs colds throat and lung troubles and describes it as a doctor's prescription non patent remedy.

Father John

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Digestive Relief

Advert shows pills to treat weak stomachs by purporting to purify blood. It claims improved digestion, appetite, and relief from nausea, urging immediate purchase of a box to start treatment at once.

Dr. Williams

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