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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1908

Page

3

Acousticon Hearing Aid Advertises Silent Conference

A Boston advertisement touts the Acousticon hearing device as a small ear piece with a pocket battery. It claims 400 percent sound increase and offers trials before purchase. The device is promoted for churches theaters and public buildings and urged to act promptly by writing or calling The General Acoustic Co. at 15 Pemberton Square.

Washington General Acoustic CO Pemberton Square Boston

Instant relief for itch with oil of wintergreen

A Boston drugstore ad promotes instant itch relief with D. D. D. Prescription oil of wintergreen. It promises immediate alleviation and permanent cures after a few drops applied to the skin, with Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores highlighted.

Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores Boston

First Corps Cadets Celebrate 167th Birthday Banquet

The 167th anniversary of the First Corps of Cadets was honored at the Hotel Somerset with Governor Guild, Mayor Hibbard and other dignitaries present. A parade earlier drew bankers, merchants and military figures through Boston streets, while speakers praised the cadets and the citizen soldiery.

Governor Guild Corps of Cadets Somerset Hibbard Thomas Talbot Daniel Appleton Seventh New York National Guard U. S. Grant William C. Cappell Vaughn Caswell Francis Henry Appleton George Rogers Guild Company B Massachusetts Office of the Commonwealth The Commonwealth United States Army Chelsea Francis Henry Apple Ton Veteran Corp Cadets Corps Chamberlain Old Exchange Boston Eben S. Draper U. S.S. Grant National Guard William H. Brigham Charles R. Codman 45Th New York Arrahawanna Burlesquers Indian Club B Company T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr Gordon Abbott T.P. Beals Frank Merriam Gordon Dexter New York National Guards Charles Pfaff James G. Foster N. D. Sils State House

Why Draper Co. Chose Maine

Maynard, Oct. 19. Lieutenant-Governor Draper spoke at Co-operative Hall outlining why the Draper Company of Hopedale moved to Maine to incorporate. He argued Massachusetts law at the time did not credit patent value in corporate rights, a gap Maine later filled, aiding patent-rich firms. He also noted a Boston liquor firm linked to James H. Vahey and New Jersey incorporation.

Maynard Draper Co-operative Hall James H. Vahey Draper Company of Hopedale Maine Massachusetts Draper Company Mr. Draper Boston John HE. Cassidy

Gas Works Foreman Dies at East Boston Plant

Foreman Frank S. Somes collapsed while stroking a cat at the East Boston Gas Company plant. He died of heart failure before aid could arrive. Somes had 19 years with the firm and headed the jobbing department on Bennington street. His daughter, Mrs. Charles Young, also works there. His sudden death shocked East Boston residents.

Frank S. Somes East Boston Gas Company Somes Bennington Street Charles Young Boston

East Boston Abutters Plan Fight Over Bennington Street Tax

About 160 abutters met at Smooths Hall Orient Heights to oppose city taxes for Bennington street boulevard improvements. A committee of Patrick Healey John Webster and Edward Booth will canvass neighbors to join the suit. Fifty signed an agreement to take the matter to the Supreme Court and nearly all of the 291 abutters may join. A further meeting is planned for next week.

Bennington Street Boston Smooth’s Hall Orient Heights Patrick Healey John Webster Edward Booth Supreme Court

Ethel Roosevelt Designs Gowns for Debut

Washington October 19 The social topic is Miss Ethel Roosevelt's debut set for December 28. She designed many gowns for her first season including a pale yellow silk dinner dress and pale blue velvet calling outfit with a black silk embroidered coat. The coming-out gown is a white linen design, and she is described as tall with chestnut hair gray eyes and a keen interest in politics and horses.

Washington Ethel Roosevelt Ethel Song Directoire Roosevelt

Man Rescued After Suicide Attempt From Ferryboat

David Arick attempted suicide by leaping from the ferryboat D. D. Kelly in the river. Lt Long and Fireman Trainor, seeing the act, rescued him and took him to Relief Hospital where doctors say he will recover.

David Arick D. D. Kelly Long Trainor Chief Mullen

Cancer Cure Promises 10 Day Remedies Free Expert Advice

A personal ad claims a guaranteed cancer cure in 10 to 20 days with free medical advice from a doctor. The advertiser offers home treatment or personal attention at a sanitarium and invites readers to mail a coupon with name and address from Lebanon.

Lebanon

Free Cancer Coupon Offer From Dr Gurry Cure Co

A dubious advert promises a home cancer cure with a form to mail including name and address to Dr Gurry Cancer Cure Co at Curry Sanitarium in Lebanon Ohio. It also provides a private address for FE W Ramsey secretary Box 441 Lebanon Ohio.

Dr. Gurry City State FE. W. Ramsey Box 441 Lebanon Ohio

Woman voter rights urged to reach Supreme Court

Miss Mary Coleman counsel for Dr. Julia Seton Sears says a woman who voted in Colorado cannot be denied voting rights in New York upon moving there. Sears, who already voted in three presidential elections, argues she cannot be disfranchised in national elections.

New York Mary Coleman Julia Seton Sears United States Supreme Court Sears Colorado

Congressman Bell Reception Postponed

Due to a change in itinerary by the national Democratic committee the congressman cannot appear tonight. The Fraternal Order of Eagles reception for him is postponed.

National Democratic Committee Bell Order of Eagles

School Board Bans Saloon Visiting Staff Next to School

The board ordered immediate dismissal for any janitor or engineer who frequents a saloon, citing safety and children's welfare. Chairman R Clipston Sturgis urged assembly hall fire drills, prompting approval to have inspectors conduct drills while pupils assemble.

R. Clipston Sturgis

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