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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1911
Page
6
An advertisement claims that other products may clean and remove residue from the surface, while Gold Dust guarantees deeper cleaning to the bottom area. The copy emphasizes stronger results and a thorough finish.
Several well known physicians assert a simple method to increase weight by taking one or two 3 grain hypo-nuclane tablets after each meal for months. The tablets reportedly raise red and white blood cells, aid digestion and promote absorption of nutrients to build blood and tissues. Available from physicians and well stocked apothecary shops.
Blackburns Pain Away Pills claim quick relief from headache neuralgia and related pains with convenient dosage sold through druggists.
Portsmouth N H October 8 The National Association of Railway Mail Clerks of America approved resolutions to present to the Post Office Department including establishing a maximum daily limit instead of a minimum. Clerks protested pass conditions requiring fare home after a day’s work while passes cover all work lines. They also backed hospital benefits parity with sailors and soldiers and discussed moving the national secretary office to Washington though the bureau proposal was not adopted.
Dr Heman Ward states clogged pores cause many complexion problems and muddy or blotchy skin. He recommends mercolized wax applied at night and washed off in the morning to open and cleanse pores and reveal a natural new complexion. It flakes away soiled skin gradually with no irritation, an alternative to cosmetics.
A Sewing Circle reader replies to a prior piece titled Woman of 40 and over. She defends independent dress choices and warns against nosy neighbors noting a 40 year old woman can be stylish like her 19 year old daughter Redhead. She questions the sender Just 21 about five proposals and asks for details of how she achieved her success.
A reader correspondence exchange shows Jayne Gray replying to Christina with admonitions about age and marriage. Gray recalls caring for her parents and managing household duties since age seventeen and notes saving money while observing Medford’s advice on finances.
Olive C asks for simple, inexpensive ideas to host a surprise birthday party for her husband. She seeks guidance on table decorations refreshments and games suitable for a low cost, with help from kind sisters.
A reader asks Just Y about saving hundreds of dollars in her name and purchasing essentials herself. She asks for guidance to help many young girls achieve financial independence and self sufficiency.
A woman over 40 insists she can look stylish and youthful despite age. She notes support from her husband and five sons and a daughter, and dismisses neighbors as jealous while asserting independence and self confidence.
A 4 year old bookkeeper who performs stenography and house typing explains she sings as a casual paid activity and now faces an fiancé who demands she give up singing after marriage. She asks for advice on balancing or circumventing his rule while keeping her choir work and potential paid singing.
The article notes St. Pauls Church Tremont Street closing during the 11 o clock holy communion hour on October 12 and omitting the noonday service. It lists appointments and talks across Greater Boston including new pastor assignments, dedicatory exercises for Second Unitarian Church, and various federation events and addresses by church leaders from Des Moines to Somerville and West Somerville.
An accident at Bow and Walnut streets in Somerville involved an auto owned by Henry B. Robinson of Lynn and an outward bound Spring Hill car. The crash threw Robinson from the car injuring Mrs. Wells and damaged the vehicle. The group escaped with minor injuries after repairs, while a second collision damaged Dr. Aldrich’s car on Highland avenue.
Miss Greta Sumner of 43 St Botolph Street dropped her eyeglasses on Temple Place when the chain tangled in the plume of a well dressed stranger. The glasses and hook were swept away as the woman walked on, while Sumner, a mechanical draftswoman, tried to stop her without success.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as non medicinal aids that aid digestion by pepsin and diastase. It warns against poor eating and claims swift relief from stomach disorders, offering a free trial and noting 50 cent sizes at local druggists.
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