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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
7
Lynn police seek 9 year old Lillian Cheswell of Wyoma who vanished while en route to school. Her 14 year old companion Mary Waddington also left home without notice. Authorities fear they may be together or separately traveling.
Ki-hua the sun flower of Kuliang hides from a tiger while Tuai-tie schemes to trap the beast. He promises Ki-hua to dismiss her old fiancé Ah San and sell the tiger skin to a pale-faced buyer to win her hand. The plan unfolds as night falls and the trap closes.
In Kissing Bees union Hill New Jersey on October 12 a social worker told the North Hudson Hospital board that doctors hug and kiss nurse assistants during operations. Three women from the Woman's Guild corroborated, citing numerous incidents where doctors acted as kissing bugs rather than medical professionals.
An old ad copy jokes about patent medicine labels listing many diseases it claims to treat. The mock dialogue features Mrs Doubter and Faker noting the long list of ailments and the limits of the label.
In Chicago two dozen female students join vivisection classes at the University lab. They handle dogs cats and turtles while alive, receive pay per animal, and witness grisly procedures as professors and peers observe. A notable blood pressure experiment on a dog reveals graphic methods and reactions from both students and staff.
A note from Blanch Egan of West Somerville invites young artists to submit sketches and letters for future Post pages. She promises to publish one drawing and two letters with a short true story about a poor kitty, and announces next Sunday’s Post with more tile efforts and badge member letters.
A reader from Woodstock Street in West Somerville Massachusetts dated October 10 1905 writes to the Dear Artists Editor expressing a wish to join the Little Artists and noting efforts to prepare an application or sample work.
East Lexington notes show nine year old Madeline Dodgd expressing gratitude for receiving a badge and praising her sketch The Home of Hiawatha printed in Tuesday's Post. She states pride in her work at age nine.
A reader asks if he should marry a chronically ill fiancé who fears sic kliness and he worries about tiring of her. The columnist warns against marrying an invalid solely for duty and notes marriage involves more than selfish interests.
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