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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1910

Page

9

Connecticut Ranks Low in Eighth-Grade School Completion

New Haven Oct 21 Dr L P Ayres of the Russell Sage foundation told the Connecticut State Teachers Association that only about half of entering pupils in the elementary schools complete the course. He cited state and regional statistics showing Maine 72 percent and Massachusetts 70 percent to Rhode Island 51 percent. Ayres blamed physical defects with one sixth leaving due to illness and noted dental problems adenoids and other conditions extend time to finish the course.

New Haven Connecticut New H England L. P. Ayres Russell Sage Foundation New York City Connecticut State Teachers’ Association Maine Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island

Milk dealers fined in Malden milk quality case

In Malden Judge Bruce fined J. M. Cunningham 100 for two counts of milk containing formaldehyde and Edward Nichols 25 for selling cream below standard. Nichols was charged with tampering with a sealed sample but found not guilty.

Malden J. M. Cunningham Edward &. Nichols Bruce Nichols

Stormy seas greet a busy Atlantic port fish fleet

A fleet of 24 trawlers arrived at UT wharf amid stormy conditions. They brought in 375,100 pounds of catch including haddock, cod, hake, pollock, scrod haddock, and flounders. Prices ranged from 3 3-4 to 8 1-4 cents per pound while other vessels and cargoes from Copenhagen to New York dominated the day’s maritime scene.

UT Wharf Haddock Cod Urive Paiget Spray jJessie Costa Ethel B. Penney Gladys & Nellie Jes Rose Dorothea Margaret Dillon Lds Lafayette Viking Pronto Oss Pythian Eve Ace Marguerite Haskins Boya & Leeds Sta Ae Mary J. Ward Ralph Russell Gladys’ & Sabra Kentucky T. P. Andresen Copenhagen Christiania Atlantic Massachusetts Bay Boston Light Andresen Europe Glasgow Moville William P. Hains Cape Race Mystic Wharf Federica New York Mediterranean Almeria Boston Calabria Philadelphia White Star Line Canopic Warren Sagamore Alexander Fenton Hoosac Docks Charlestown Liverpool

Rengo Fat Reducer Promises Rapid, Harmless Loss

An advertisement touts Rengo as a natural fat reducer that requires no exercise or dieting. It claims rapid fat loss while strengthening muscles, with a pleasant taste and safe digestion. Available for $1 per box from the Rengo Co in Detroit, with a 50¢ free box offer by mail.

Rengo Angely Rengo Co Detroit Mich Boston Riker-Taynes Drug Stores Houghton & Dutton Henry Siegel Co Washington and Essex Sts Woodward Drug Company Tremont St W. &. Hunt Company Washington St Massachusetts Ave Cambridge Pleasant St Malden

Shipping News and Arrivals at Sea

Ode ee sLOCE 22 miniature almanac notes run rise and day length. Arrived: Cuban revenue cutter Harvey from Bath and many steamers and schooners listed with ports including Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and New York. Cleared and sailed entries follow with multiple ships and tow barges detailed.

Harvey Bath Kentucky Andersen Copenhagen Christiania Nacoochee Munson Savannah Juniata James Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Grecian Briggs Philadelphia A. I. Lucas Fenton New York Whitney Crowell Cto Camden Brown Bangor City of Bangor Colby Bay State Linscott Portland City of N. J Swatara Phillips Lynn Eagle Hill Indian Ridge Cumberland Svendsen Portsmouth Charlotte W. Miller Gurney Albany N.Y Sagamore Liverpool Ononlaga Jacksonville Charleston Ulva Bro St. Pierre Mig Esther Ann Herbert May Stonington Lancastrian London Marquette Antwerp Cryden Wilmington N. C Prince Arthur Yarmouth Calvin Austin St. John N. B Eastport Gloucester Kennebec H. ¥. Dimock

Third Symphony Rehearsal at Symphony Hall Tonight

Report on a third symphony rehearsal in Boston with Bach Brandenburg Concerto No.3 for a large string ensemble, Beethoven introduction, Scriabin first Boston play, Sibelius Finlandia, amid lively but overlarge textures and vigorous performance.

Symphony Hall Bath Ecstacy Bach Scriabine Boston Symphony Scrabine

Uxbridge Judge Arthur A. Putnam Dies at 91

Judge Arthur A. Putnam, longtime justice of the Lee District Court of Southern Worcester, died at his home in Uxbridge after a long career in law and public service. Born in Danvers he studied law, worked with Chester A. Arthur, served in the Civil War, and held district court positions in Blackstone and Uxbridge. He was 90 or near 91 and survived by his wife and two children Alden L. Putnam of New York and Beatrice Putnam of Uxbridge.

Uxbridge Arthur A. Putnam Lee District Court Worcester Putnam Danvers Dartmouth Chester A. Arthur United States New York House of Representatives Blackstone Democratic Ticket. Judge Putnam Alden L. Putnam Tarrytown N. Y Beatrice Putnam

Fear for Hub Craft Overdue in South

A telegram from Captain Reemie of the four masted schooner Es telle Krieger reports safe arrival in Tampa Florida. Several ships including L. Herbert Taft Helen Thomas and James B. Drake are overdue southward raising safety concerns. The Your-masters Edward T. Stotesbury was wrecked at Pigeon Key and Harry T. Hayward wrecked on Boca Raton reefs with three crew drowned. Captain Wilbur B. F. Nash commanded the Hayward.

Crowell and Thurlow Reemie Estelle Krieger Boston Tampa Fla L. Herbert Taft Helen Thomas James B. Drake Edward T. Stotesbury Pigeon Key Port Tampa Baltimore Harry T. Hayward Boca Ratone Florida Hayward J. B. Crocker Franklin Wilbur BF. Nash Malden

Monk Eastman Freed After Parole Ends

Monk Eastman once head of the East Side gang in New York leaves Albany a free man. He was sentenced to Sing Sing eight years ago for assault and released on parole last February. He reported to police since, and with parole ending today plans to visit old companions then head toward the West.

Albany WN. Y Monk’ Eastman New York Eastman Sing Sing Hyatt

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