Beauty mail offer promises free trial treatment
A promotional appeal by Fannie B Ralston of Newport Kentucky for Mme Ribault complexion beautifiers claims a free mailed trial without oil or chemicals. It includes dramatic testimonials about clearing skin from pimples freckles and eczema and urges immediate writing to Mme M Ribault Cincinnati Ohio for prepaid directions.
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Fannie B. Ralston
Lexington Ave
Newport
Kentucky
Helen Ralston
Mme. Ribault
Mme. M. Ribault
Elsa
Cincinnati
Boston and Maine Directors Named at Annual Meeting
The Boston and Maine railroad stockholders met in Lawrence on October 10. President Tuttle chaired as fourteen directors were elected, including Lucius Tuttle, Samuel C. Lawrence, Joseph Ricker, Richard Olney, O. W. SulloWay, Joseph N. White, Walter Hunnewell, Henry R. Reed, Lewis C. Ledyard, Henry M. Whitney, Henry M. Dimock, William Whiting, Charles M. Pratt, and Alexander Cochran e.
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Boston
Lewis C. Ledyard
New York
Henry M. Whitney
Brookline
Henry M. Dimock
William Whiting
Holyoke
Charles M. Pratt
Alexander Cochrane
Harvard Beats Amherst On Wet Gridiron 18 to 0
Harvard overwhelmed Amherst 18 to 0 in a slippery first half highlighted by Teddie Kendall’s 70 and 20 yard touchdowns. Ellis and Kendall produced powerful drives while Amherst endured injuries and penalties on a soggy field.
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Fincke
Kernan
Kendall
Graydon
Amherst
Lawrence
Harvard
Daniels
Anderson Campbel
Rowditch
I. E
R. E
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Q. B
Swift Kendall
R. H
J. B
Bauman
Blanchard Kernan
Gierasch
Clymer Graydon
Ellis
F. B
Cook
L. G
Birge
Park Sargent
Sugden
Howard Riggs
Rainsford
R. G
Katony
Blagden
Yale Rolls Over Bates 50 to 0 in Football Showdown
Yale overwhelmed Bates College 50 to 0 on Yale field in a one sided game. Yale's strong rush line dominated from start to finish while quarterback Wear starred in the running back of Small's punts and the backs scored with ease. Substitutes saw action after a 29 point first half as Captain Brown rotated players.
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Ellis
Harvard
Amherst
Kendall
Graydon
Campbell
Ineke
Jim Lawrence
Daly
Gieraseh
Kernan
NW Haven
Conn
Yale
Bates College
Bates
Brown
Wear
Small
Brown Defeats M I T In Rainy Providence Football
Brown College defeats M I T 22 to 0 in Providence as the varsity dominates the first half with 17 points while a rain drenched second half features substitutes. Key plays by Stearns and strong line work help Brown secure the shutout with two Hates touchdowns, plus scores by Barry and Washburn.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Brown ‘Varsity
Stearns
Tne
Keecy Cann
Crowell
Pia
Porear Keene
Baker
Wilson Washburn
Wheeler
R. H
Wood Bates
Kimball
Seer Eee
F. B
Metcalft
Chesbro
Meiklejohn
Hates
Barry
Washburn
Ghals
Bartlett
M. L T
Princeton Dominates Early Line for Gains Against State
Princeton found scarcely any difficulty puncturing the State college line for gains as Hodgman repeatedly ran the ends for fifteen and twenty yards in the first half. The State defense was weak and their offense stalled while Princeton excelled with strong interference and quick play.
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Princeton
Hodgman
State College
Pennsylvania Defeats Dickinson College Eleven 35 to 0
Pennsylvania shutout Dickinson College 35 to 0 in a 40 minute game played in Philadelphia. The Quakers showed improvements with all players participating and a stronger team spirit than in prior matches.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Dickinson College
Pneumatic pads worn by Pennsylvania players and early football gear
The article notes fall pneumatic leg pads with four inflatable tubes to protect against muscle bruises, cites Coach Woodruff's stance on headgear, lists players and managers, and mentions upcoming games and organizing committees. It references Pennsylvanian players, Bowdoin A A, Needham A A, Starlight A A Newton Upper Falls, and Isaurel A A with addresses in Boston, Newton, Cambridgeport, and Dorchester.
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Woodruff
Bowdoin A. A
Helf
Samuel Shapiro
Green Street
Boston
John Pierson
Cornell
Needham A. A
Boston Y. M. C. A
Washburn
Meyer Prinstein
Syracuse University
Starlight A. A
Newton Upper Falls
Frank Sheridan
Chestnut Street
Isaurel A. A
Frank Mott
C. YT. S
City Point
Dorchester
Brighton A. A
Lafayette
C. A. Carruth
Laurel Street
Cambridgeport
Perkins Institution Annual Meeting Reports Prosperity
The Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind in South Boston held its annual corporation meeting in the school parlor. Reports show 264 pupils total, with 252 at year start, 30 admitted, 18 discharged. curriculum enlarged for post graduate readiness. treasurer Edward Jackson cites year end balance of 57021.95 and receipts of 250912.42 with expenditures of 215172.74. Bequests totaling 101,?0?0 from Curtis Bradlee, Billings, Marston, Peters, Lyman, Weld estates plus government tax adjustments are listed.
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Massachusetts School For the Blind
Boston
New Jingland
Edward Jackson
Helen Curtis Bradlee
Robert Ce Billings
Stephen Webster Marston
United States
W. Y. Peters
Edward D. Peters
Susan Bulfinch Lyman
Mary A. P. Weld
Boston Baptists Meet at Immanuel Church
The eighth annual Boston West Baptist Association gathering convened in Newton at Immanuel Baptist Church on Church Street with over 200 delegates. Moderated by Rev. Robert L. Webb, the session featured welcome by Rev. Frank B. Mathews and an annual sermon by Rev. George W. Miead plus discussions on Christ and the Twentieth Century led by Rev. Tilton and Rev. Jerry.
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Newton
Boston West Baptist Association
Immanuel Baptist Church
Church Street
Robert L. Webb
Needham Baptist Church
Frank B. Mathews
Immanuel Baptist Church of
George W. Miead
Norwood
Christ
Cy IF. Tilton
Joseph Leerry
C. C. Tilley
Hyde Park
J. B. Fox
Canton
Howard B. Grose
Jamaica Plain
Everett P. Burt
Newton Centre
R. N. Webb
Needham
W. E. Witter
J. &. Goward
W. Brown
J. M. Singlish
D. D
H. C. Mabie
PARK SQUARE STATION FATE DISCUSSED AT STOCKHOLDER MEETING
Boston and Providence Railroad stockholders met at South Station with President Royal C Taft presiding Directors elected included Taft Stevenson Hooper Bowdien Gammell Gardner Gray A leading official commented on twenty acres of terminal property saying it will stay with current owners if price stays high and that only manufacturing use seems viable. The official doubts substantial sale value and foresees retaining possession until city growth demands otherwise.
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Boston & Providence Railroad Company
South Station
Royal C. Taft
Robert H. Stevenson
Edward W. Hooper
Charles P. Bowdlieh
Robert I. Gammell
George A. Gardner
John C. Gray
Ark Sanate
Suiia
Suffolk West Conference Held With Needham Church
The Suffolk West Conference of Congregational churches met with the Evangelical Congregational Church of Needham in the afternoon and evening. Rev. Dr. McKelveen of Shawmut Church and Rev. Dr. O. S. Davis of Newtonville spoke in the afternoon, with Rev. Dr. Francia Clark addressing “Around the World in Troublous Times” in the evening. The Rev. Addison P. Foster also spoke.
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E Evangelical Congregational Church
Needham
MckElveen
Shawmut Church
O. S Davis
Newtonville
Francia
Clark
Addison P. Foster Also
Montgom ery Indorsed in Cambridge Ward 2 Caucus
A Democratic caucus in Ward 2 Cambridge promises a lively meeting as Representative James A Montgomery seeks reelection. An unprecedented business and citizen committee has endorsed Montgomery with hundreds pledging to attend and vote. List of endorsing names attached.
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Cambridge
James A. Montgomery
Montgomery
Ali. Montgomery
Mgr. Montgomery
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