Fels-Naptha Proclaimed Best Soap for Tough Dirt
The advertisement touts Fels-Naptha as ideal for dirty clothes and hands washing. It claims the dirtier the item, the more effective the soap is at removing grime without harming fabrics or skin.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
2
The advertisement touts Fels-Naptha as ideal for dirty clothes and hands washing. It claims the dirtier the item, the more effective the soap is at removing grime without harming fabrics or skin.
In Lynn on October 3, Benjamin O. Crane assistant superintendent of A. I. Little & Co. shoe factory and Frances Herlihy assistant forewoman were killed in an elevator accident. Nine others injured including Fannie Moore Mabel Buckley Helen Howard Winnie Keegan and Margaret Connor. The car dropped from about five stories after a break in the machinery and a 600 pound counterweight struck the cage. The elevator had not functioned perfectly for some time and had been inspected the prior Wednesday.
A patient appeals for help to cure a sick friend using Dr Shoop's Restorative with a test offer. He promises payment of costs if unsuccessful, claims high cure rates and requests the book needed to proceed, directing readers to address Dr. Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
In Medford on October 3 a case of desertion surfaced as two girls aged 9 and 11 were left with neighbors Mrs. and Mr. Plude on Newbern Avenue while the mother allegedly went to Boston for a few hours. The mother Mrs. Hattie Porter vanished after visiting neighbors, with Crandall also missing. The children appear well cared for and the search continues with local officials.
Halifax reports the French schooner Francois Robert under Captain Greenel left St Pierre Miguel two weeks ago for North Sydney and is feared lost with all five crew members and the captain after recent gales.
Captain William E. Barnes of the Harbor View Yacht Club complains of a drifting four hour test against Captain Patterson and Hint. Barnes requests a return match, noting each boat has won a race.
After four months about 400 prisoners from the South Boston House of Correction have been moved to Deer Island. The last batch departs this afternoon as the harbor transfers continue by boat and van. Over 1200 prisoners are now at Deer Island with many cells vacant, and plans for the vacated South Boston building are undecided.
A San Francisco couple credits Postum Food Coffee with reversing chronic coffee linked ailments. Mrs. Wright recalls early constipation and headaches from coffee, then relief after switching. She says rheumatism improved, digestion normalized, and headaches vanished, urging coffee's dangers and favoring Postum.
Agnes McThee a 25 year old domestic worker for J S Hathaway of Somerville was found unconscious on Chester street Cambridge near the Somerville line just before 11 pm. She was assaulted with an iron furnace wrench and left near the curb as the assailant fled. A witness across Chester street saw a man strike and run off toward Massachusetts avenue. The injured woman was taken to Cambridge Hospital in extremely dangerous condition awaiting further medical reports.
A two day St Michael festival begins this evening with an 8 o clock parade through North End streets by the St Michael Society. Red fire lights the march and a 9 o clock parade follows tomorrow morning with Italian religious groups. A 3 o clock Banda Rossa concert, Sacred Heart vesper at 7, and a Sunday 8 o clock reception at 117 North Street conclude the events.
Socialists expect John C. Chase to arrive in Boston Sunday morning at 10 30 from the Pacific coast and attend the Apollo Garden meeting that afternoon as part of the state ticket campaign efforts.
Melrose sees Mrs. Joanna Atwood Rowe, visiting daughter Mrs. B F S Patten in Boston? Wait. This is based on Bangor Me. She marks the 100th anniversary of birth. Widow of Lt Moses Rowe who served in the War of 1812.
The Hon. Herbert C. Joyner will be submitted to the Democratic State committee this afternoon to fill the vacancy on the State ticket for Lieutenant-Governor. Joyner, a Berkshire County lawyer from Great Barrington, is expected to be ratified by acclamation and praised for his eloquence and Fosbury trial prominence.
Lillian Johns, 30, dies at St Elizabeths Hospital after an operation on the eve of her hoped for stage success. Her friends spoke of brill iant future and she planned to perform with Mrs Le Moynes company.
Mary E. Winslow arraigned in West Roxbury District Court on larceny of diamonds valued at 3450 from Mrs. Lilian DeKalb of 80 Pond Street Jamaica Plain. She waived examination, held in 500 for grand jury. investigators say she admitted guilt.
An advertisement asserts scrofula can be cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills. It claims the medicines purify blood and restore health, warning against delay and substitutes. It notes heredity or acquisition of scrofula, urging prompt use of the tonics.
Advert says Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills offer genuine relief for ailments and insists on choosing Hood's with no substitutes.
Dr Edward Koch promotes a new cure for asthma and consumption claiming hundreds of cures from advanced lung destruction. He says his method targets the lungs directly and is stationed at 361 Boylston Street in Boston for free consultation.
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