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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1912

Page

2

Yellowstone Pictures Captivate Tremont Temple Audience

Lawrence Grant presented a Kenemacolor tour of Yellowstone Park last night at Tremont Temple. About 414 spectators watched geysers with jewel like colors and dramatic steam. camp life sketches drew applause. Grant traveled a rarely used Cody road and visited the Crow Indian reservation after touring the park.

Lawrence Grant Yellowstone Park Kenemacolor Grant Yellowstone Cody Shoshone Valley National Park Crow Indian Reservation

Robbers Crack Safe at Celtic Park for $3960

In New York on October 21 professional safe crackers broke into the Celtic Park athletic field building, taking $3960 in cash. Detectives photographed fingerprints left on the safe. Three guard dogs used for surveillance were found dead, believed poisoned, while three men slept undisturbed inside the building.

New York Celtic Park Athletic Field

Tara Vita Tonic Promises Quick Strength Boost

Advertises Tara Vita tonic as a cure for fatigue poor appetite and weak back claiming endorsement by physicians and rapid improvement from the first day. Says it builds health and is sold by all druggists.

President Taft Hosts Mayors of Massachusetts

John F. Fitzgerald recalls an informal afternoon with Mayor Fitzgerald and 13 other city leaders at the Summer White House in Beverly. The group watched Taft films, shared jokes, and discussed state affairs as the President praised Massachusetts laws and civic spirit.

Boston Post White House O’connell Worcester Barry Cambridge Howard Brockton Massachusetts Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt Taft

JUST WHAT THEY SAID Mayor Fitzgerald Reports Bay State Mayors Visit

Mayor Fitzgerald writes a report on a Bay State mayors visit to the Summer White House. He notes President Taft’s appreciation of the high standard of intelligence of the state's citizens and mentions an enjoyable afternoon.

Fitzgerald Bay State White House

HYOMEI Inhaler Sale Promises Quick Catarrh Relief

An old advertisement touts the HYOMEI inhaler with a liquid bottle for 50 cents and a full outfit for $1.00. It claims dramatic relief from catarrh coughs croup and colds via medicated breathing without stomach dosing and offers a money back guarantee. Distributed by druggists. notes Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics as ingredients and denies cocaine use.

Booth

Colonel Roosevelt's Ohio Campaign Stop and Plans

The article notes Colonel Roosevelt's Oct 30 address at Square Garden and his brief Ohio visit. He dictates a conciliatory message supporting Progressive candidate Garford and asks for broad state support. He travels to Oyster Bay aboard the private car Ideal and rests to recover from the trip before resuming campaigning with manager Senator Dixon.

Colonel Roosevelt Walter Brown Ohio Roosevelt Garford Oyster Bay Taft New York Sagamore Hill Rosevelt Senator Dixon

Johnson Comes East Tour to New England States

New York headlines announce Governor Johnson’s East tour with stops in Fall River Massachusetts Maine Vermont and a Madison Square Garden meeting in New York City on October 30. He denies California governorship jeopardy due to his 60 day absence and cites legality of remaining away.

New York Johnson Connecticut Massachusetts Fall River Maine Vermont Madison Square Garden Roosevelt California Chicago

Gap Held Back by Police Chief at Janssen Office

A note or envelope addressed to Chief of Police John T. Janssen was placed in his office and not opened. The chief states it will not be opened for the present.

Veryone John T. Janssen Janssen

How to Cure a Cold in One Day Ad

An old advertisement urges quick relief from a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. The box bears the signature of B W Grove and costs 25 cents.

B. W. Grove

Furnishings Offer Through Direct Manufacturer Deal

A Boston mail order ad touts a free music cabinet with Laftkin products and a choice of 1600 articles including furniture clothing furs and toys. It promises a $10 value for a $5 price on a thirty day free trial plus savings from direct factory purchasing.

Boston

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