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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1912

Page

4

Children Umbrellas at Filene's Street Floor

Small umbrellas for children offered in four sizes 18 20 22 and 24 inches with Paragon frames and mercerized spats. Prices 50c 75c and 1.25 1.50 and 2 for finer silk varieties with tassels cases. Various handles including congo wood and boxwood. Blue or red silk options priced up to 2.50. Street Floor.

Cottolene Promises Pure Cotton Oil Fat Cooking

An advertisement for Cottolene promotes a vegetable fat made from pure cotton oil with no hog fat. It claims pastry quality, high frying temperature, less fat absorption, and lower cost than butter or lard, and states it is economical and superior for cooking.

Roosevelt Ready for Journey Home

Roosevelt plans to leave Mercy Hospital for Oyster Bay after doctors report his condition improving. Mrs. Roosevelt coordinates travel amid cautious guidance, while surgeons note the bullet lies outside the rib and could be removed if desired. Police and detectives arrange security for the return journey and Madison Square Garden speech plan for October 30.

Sagamore Hill Roosevelt Mercy Hospital Asos Schuetter Madison Square Garden New York Progressive Party

Roosevelt Plans Oyster Bay Departure After Rest

October 20 Chicago dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt waking at 6 AM for breakfast with bacon and eggs, showing improved signs after injuries. Doctors urge absolute rest for 10 days, then travel to Oyster Bay by 8:08 AM tomorrow in a private car and train, with Mrs. Roosevelt and family accompanying him aboard.

Chicago Roosevelt Oyster Bay John*b. Murphy Arthur Dean Bevan Alexander Lambert Scurry L. Terrell Colonel Roosevelt Ethel and Theodore, Jr Longworth A. Bell Card

Melancholy Walt Mason Poem Reflects Hard Times and Cold Winter

A reflective verse by Walt Mason from 1912 laments poverty and rising costs. It portrays families blowing savings on essentials and comforts as winter worsens, with imagery of hunger and economic struggle. The poem’s tone remains plaintive and moralistic about hardship.

Roosevelt’s Departure Marked by Farewell to Mrs Murphy

The article recalls Dr. Murphy and Mrs. Murphy greeting Colonel Roosevelt as he was wheeled to the X ray room. He exchanged a few parting words, addressing the women with courteous remarks and noting a dress planned for a favored guest. The scene captures a moment of respectful attention from Roosevelt toward hospital staff.

Thoroughly Wiped Kettle And Fresh Water For Each Brew

A note insists on using a thoroughly wiped-out kettle and fresh water for every making. The directive emphasizes cleanliness and water quality as key steps in proper beverage preparation.

Lessons From Assault on Roosevelt Speech

The Rev. Dr. Walter Calley of First Baptist Jamaica Plain urged that the Roosevelt assassination attempt holds deeper significance for public life. He warned public figures must maintain private integrity, noted assaults on reformers are common, and pressed responsibility for the hostile atmosphere that fuels violence.

Walter Calley First Baptist Church Jamaica Plain Roosevelt

Remains in Cell of Schrank in Milwaukke

Milwacker Wis Oct 20 John Schrank who tried to kill Theodore Roosevelt last Monday night did not leave his cell today but spent most of the day writing and reading None of his writings have been released and officials describe them as rambling in nature

Colonel Roosevelt Roosevelt John B. Murphy Milwacker Wis John Schrank Theodore Roosevelt Schrank

Unkissed Two Years Ends Marriage, Woman Recalls Court Tale

In Kansas City, Mrs Nellie H Ambrose told the Circuit Court she and Venice H Ambrose were married four years without a kiss after the first twenty four months. Nellie Wallace, her maiden name, has been restored after the divorce petition. Ambrose, described as a salesman, is named in the proceedings.

Kansas City Nellie H. Ambrose Nellie Wallace Venice H. Ambrose

Nurito Promises Relief for Rheumatism and Nervous Ailments

An advertisement claims Nurito relieves rheumatism sciatica and neuritis nationwide with affidavit backed proof, noting it contains no opiates and targets uric acid. A testimonial from a user praises fast relief after trying boxes sent by mail order via Magistral Chemical Co.

Nurito Marlin Marlin, Mineral Wells and Hot Springs Ark Nurita Boston Post Magistral Chemical Co Flatiron Bldg N. Y

Hoofs of Wild Horses Large as Dinner Plates

James and Jess McCarthy report a herd of wild horses running loose on sand dunes in the Uncompahgre range southwest of Mount Blanca and Mosca Pass. They claim the hoofs have spread to accommodate the ground, forming footprints the circumference of dinner plates, a sight confirmed by other prospectors amid sparse vegetation on the dunes.

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