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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1913

Page

8

Change date for Congress Hall restoration celebration

Philadelphia October 2 The President and Cabinet justice of the Supreme Court and ambassadors from Britain and Spain along with delegates from both Houses and many state governors are expected for the restoration of Congress Hall to its original form The President said he could not attend on the originally chosen date and another date will be set to suit his convenience

Philadelphia Supreme Court Congress Congress Hall

Immigrant Stranded by Ticket Error Heads Home

A Russian immigrant named Sta tan Colseiny traveled from New York to Lincoln Neb but learned his steerage ticket was marked Lincoln N H. An error in the transfer ticket caused the detour. Police, via an interpreter, learned of his plight and a plan to reimburse his travel back to New Hampshire is under way.

Lincoln, Neb New York Statan Colseiny Lincoln N. H Steamship Company New Hampshire

New Cancer Theory by Dr Coffin at Boston Meeting

The Massachusetts Homeopathic Society met at Evans Memorial and heard Dr John L Coffin present a new cancer theory. Dr Calderwald and Dr Allard discussed industrial accident questions while noting skin blemishes should be removed before middle age and frozen by carbon dioxide as a precaution.

Massachusetts Homeopathic Society Evans Memorial John L. Coffin 53. HW. Calderwald F. A. Allard

Skin Cancer Warns of Moles and Warts Risk

Dr Coffin urges destruction of moles and warts especially in those over fifty as early cancer signs. He notes reddish bases and white tissue, higher risk for blond and thin skinned individuals and exposure to elements, with family tendency though not hereditary. Other doctors discuss industrial insurance impacts and calls for uniform fees and specialist contracts. debate over charity societies and work conditions.

Calderwald Allard Coffin

Engineers to vote on strike in New Haven meeting

An important conference will be held at New Haven on Sunday of the locomotive engineers employed by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. The meeting will reveal the result of the strike vote taken by all locals of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.

New Haven New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Boston

Arbitration hearing resumes for Boston Elevated officials and employees

The arbitration hearing to settle disputes between Boston Elevated officials and employees resumes at Ford Hall at 10 this morning and continues until 1 pm. Arbiter James L. Richards has recovered from lung congestion after last Tuesday's adjournment. Attorney Feeney was close to finishing carmen witnesses before the postponement.

Boston Elevated Company Ford Hall James L. Richards Feeney Carmen

Embassy official to testify on abuse allegations

Rome October 2 The second secretary of the American embassy Alexander Benson will depart for America to answer State Department inquiries related to allegations against Post Wheeler the first secretary of the embassy about abusing diplomatic privileges in importing dutiable articles.

Rome Alexander Benson America State Department Post Wheeler

Legal Stamps Offer Free With Purchases

The notice explains that Legal Stamps are free with every ten cents purchased and that buyers will be paid two dollars in cash or two dollars fifty cents in merchandise for each book filled with stamps.

Child Prodigy Clif ton Dean Draws Attention At Home

Four year old Clifton Dean of 262 Lincoln Avenue Cliftondale captivates neighbors as he recovers from early health fears. His mother plans a modest, homelike home to balance caregiving with education and artistic exposure, preferring practical, light filled spaces and aluminum kitchenware. She has enrolled him in Groton and St Pauls preparatory schools for future entry.

Clifton Dean Cliftondale Henry Haverlock Pierce Edith Harry Dean Lincoln Avenue Clifton John N. Ladensack Company Blackstone Street

Floods Cause Meat Scarcity in Lake Charles

Lake Charles and southwest Louisiana endure rising floodwaters with rain reports upriver. Residents fear water levels may rise or fall as meat supplies dwindle due to the flood impact.

Lake Charles Louisiana

Marguerite McNamara to Wed John L Kelly

Miss Marguerite L McNamara daughter of Mr and Mrs John C McNamara of Dorchester will wed John L Kelly a Boston insurance man and former playmate of her deceased sister Kelly a Boston College graduate class of 1905 resides at 31 Pembroke Street South End The wedding will be held at St Peter's parochial residence next Tuesday evening with Rev Father Dannahy officiating and Rev Father Cowardin S J a friend of the groom from Boston College in attendance

Marguerite L. McNamara John C. McNamara Arcadia Street Dorchester John L. Kelly Boston Marguerite Mr. Kelly Kelly Boston College Pembroke Street South Nd St. Peter’s Dannahy Cowardin S. J

Potatoes See Price Fluctuations Amid Market Signals

Potatoes are shipped from Maine to middlemen at $1.10 per barrel while retail price remains 25 cents a peck. Market notes show other items like fish escarole chicory cucumbers and preserving fruits doing well. Sirloin steak rose by 2 cents with no sign of Argentine beef.

Maine

Prices at Boston Markets Yesterday Show Wide Range of Staples

Shoppers faced varied costs with produce from Italian tomatoes at 10 cents a quart to citron melons at 10 cents each. Other essentials included sweet peppers 20 cents a dozen, blueberries 25 cents a quart, apples and peaches 30 cents a dozen, grapes 10 cents a pound, and cauliflower 5 cents a head. Meat and seafood listed with sirloin steak 35 cents, blue fish 15 cents a pound, and swordfish 23 cents.

Boston California Malaga Muscatel Delaware Concord

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Reclaims Darker Hair

An old time mix of sage tea and sulphur to darken gray hair is back in fashion. Stores sell Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy at about 50 cents a bottle. It is applied with a comb or brush and reportedly darkens hair, adds lustre, and helps prevent dandruff and itching.

Wyeth

Cuticura Soap Heals Severe Dandruff Case

Miss Luella Lord of Waterford Maine reports a year long dandruff problem with hair loss and itching. After trying many tonics she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, washing with the soap then applying the ointment, and was completely cured.

Waterford Luella Lord

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Endorsed for Ringworm Relief

A Vermont mother reports her child's face cleared of ringworms after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad promotes Cuticura as an economical treatment for skin and scalp troubles and offers free samples and a Skin Book.

Hall St Winooski Laura Barber Cuticura Dept. T Boston

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