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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
7
When illness warns through digestion or eye or kidney trouble, many turn to coffee or tea. Stopping coffee or tea and using Pos tum as a powerful liquid food supports nerve recovery and rebuilds weakened centers. There’s a Reason.
Polar exploration notes recount a hazardous journey from the 84th parallel toward Heiberg Island and Crown Prince Gustav Sea. After months of scarce food and dangerous ice, the party survived by foraging birds, cache strategies, and a winter camp, then resumed travel toward Upernavik and Copenhagen with companions and supplies secured.
Judge Dodge in the United States Circuit Court named Frank Butterworth of New Haven ancillary receiver in Massachusetts for the Gilbert Transportation Company of Groton Connecticut. The firm capitalized at 860000 operates schooners and sailing craft and is under contract with Degnon Contracting to ship stone for the Cape Cod Canal, under forfeiture of 160000. Butterworth had been appointed the original receiver three days earlier in Connecticut to continue the business.
Three trainmen died and three were injured in a head on crash between the Maritime express Halifax Montreal and a freight train at Nash's Creek on the Intercolonial railway near Dalhousie Junction New Brunswick. One worker was buried under wreckage and believed fatally hurt. Others were seriously injured.
Simple needlework stitches prepared for the Sunday Post girls with HeSign belt instructions. The note indicates usage for next Sunday's Post and targets young readers with practical crafting guidance.
In Montpelier on October 6, probate judges discussed the State Supreme Court ruling that the law committing mentally ill individuals to the Waterbury and Brattleboro retreats is invalid without due hearing. No rapid inmate releases or wholesale transfers will occur until individual cases are heard. The attorney general’s office prepares procedures for county attorneys to begin legal commitments and notify about hearings.
A memorial service for Louis Prang is set for Sunday October 10 at 3 p.m. Speakers include the Rev Charles Wendte Robert Sturn Louis A Bran deis Henry George Jr Rabbi Charles Fleischer and the Rev Charles G Ames.
The 14th annual meeting of the Vermont State Federation of Women's Clubs opened a two day session at a hotel yesterday. President Mrs. Oliver C. Ashton of Rutland presided. Rev. George L. Perin gave the invocation and Mrs. George H. Graves delivered the welcome. The clubs cover all Vermont, with more than 2000 members, focusing on improving towns and cities and playing a recognized role in local and state affairs.
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