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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1911

Page

8

Yale Enrolls 2281 Students Across Colleges

Yale University preliminary registration shows 2281 students across the college and Sheffield Scientific School. Freshmen number 47 in Sheffield and 34 in the academic department. Connecticut leads states sending students, followed by New York and Pennsylvania. every state and several foreign countries, led by China and Turkey, are represented.

New Wavign Yale University College and Shefield Scientific School Sheffield Connecticut New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Jersey Ohio Illinois China Turkey

Cotton broker Arthur Harrison commits suicide at railway station

Cape Liverpool October 19 Arthur Harrison a well known cotton broker shot himself at the Mackenzie railway station today according to local reports.

Cape Liverpool Arthur Harrison Mxehanuze

Governor Foss Seeks Shoe Law Reform Amid Rallies

Governor Foss campaigned with the state ticket visiting Conway Turners Falls and Greenfield amid heavy rain. He blamed the United Shoe Machinery Company for shoe industry woes, urged action against the shoe machinery trust, and argued tariff changes won’t hurt mills. Crowds ranged from 250 to 700 as David J. Walsh and Frank J. Donohue spoke.

Greenfield Foss Conway Whately South Deerfield Turners Falls Senator Lodge Boot and Shoe Club Shoe Machinery Trust Turner's Falls Turner’s Walls David I. Walsh Augustus Thorndike Frank J. Donahue John C. Obrien Thomas J. Lawler United Shoe Machinery Company England Taft Wickersham Millers Falls David J. Walsh Frank J. Donohue Walsh Shelburne Falls Mr. Walsh Palmer Monson Hospital

Home Made Cough Syrup Promised as Cure

An advertisement touts a cheap at home cough syrup using essence mentho laxene and granulated sugar syrup. It claims quick relief from tight coughs, prevention of pneumonia and fevers, and a laxative action that clears cold symptoms within an hour.

Watchmakers Wilson Bros Offers Quality Service

Weather takes a toll on watches and the Wilson Bros jewelers advertise their Scollayag shop with 10 watchmakers and 5 opticians ready to repair and fit glasses while you wait at the lowest prices, open evenings.

Wilson Bros Scollayag

Ruzzielamb Loser In Suit Over Miss Smith Fortune

New York October 19 The jury in Justice Browns court found Ruzzielamb Griswold had no cause of action against Miss Helen Woodruff Smith and awarded no damages after four hours deliberation The case centered on control of Miss Smiths fortune and Griswolds claim for fifty thousand dollars with allegations of seduction and future support finance.

New York Helen Woodruff Smith Ruzzielamb” Gripwold Justice Brown Supreme Court Miss Smith Mr. Griswold Jacob Gordon

Daughters in Danger From Pale Blood Remedies

A fearsome warning about anemia in pale and weak girls as a health threat. Personal testimonial from Mrs. Eva L. Richardson of Laconia New Hampshire credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring color, strength, and health after four years of illness. The ad urges thorough treatment to replenish blood and prevent lifelong debility.

Eva L. Richardson Adams Street Laconia N. H Dr. Williams

Free booklets and pink pills offered by Williams Company

Two booklets Plain Talks to Women and Diseases of the Blood are offered free on request to any interested woman. Dr Williams Pink Pills are sold by druggists or mailed postpaid for 50 cents per box or six boxes for 2 50 by the Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.

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YALE Allcock Bill Ford G. Long Aly Woo Phish Washington ST Boston Granite St Quincy, Mess Pleasant St Maiden, Mies Elm St Manchester Park Place Pawtucket Tt. I Westminster St Providence, R. 1 Shoe Trust Ais Walsh and Donohue Bretton Hall Broadway Ruzzielamb By Jeffery Farnel Sunday Post Magazine Lynnfield Benjamin RoBineen Bauigue Edieinson Leutenant Geant Robinson Lynn Priestley Cravenett London Craver Priestley London Raincoat CO Washington Street DR Williams Nye Eople Snuch Annex No. 1 Washington Strshington Street
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