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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1911
Page
4
New York observers report Mr and Mrs Arnold and their daughter Dorothy’s sister arrived from Europe aboard the Vaderland. Dorothy Arnold has been missing since December and her father declined to discuss details, saying only that there has been no news.
The annual cost congress of New England printers electro typers photo engravers book binders pamphlet binders and paper workers will be held at the American House today. Mayor Fitzgerald will deliver a morning greeting address to the city.
The retailer reports a 25 percent price reduction on items after two weeks of sale without full sellout. The Automatic Price Reductions system triggers these cuts to clear stock and restore turnover.
William H. Partch of New Haven Vermont states kidney trouble caused weight loss from 195 to 145 pounds. After using Swamp Root he regained his 195 pounds, endorsing Dr Kiln Swamp Root as effective. Justice of the Peace D A Roseau witnessed the oath on September Ath year 1909.
Read about kidneys and bladder in a sample packet from OrXilmer and Co of Binghamton New York. Send to the address for a sample bottle and informational sheet.
Miss Ida Conquest longtime stage figure marries Cavalier Riccardo Bertelli oldest son of the late Admiral Luigi Bertelli of Genoa The ceremony at Trinity Church was conducted by Rev Edmund Rousmaniere Attending included Celestino Piva and Baron Gustavo di Roga Guests traveled to Brookline for a wedding breakfast The couple plan to split time between Italy and Elmsford New York with Mrs Bertelli retiring from the stage
Washington reports brunettes to hold sway in this fall's fashion set with modish hats and gowns aimed at brown eyed models. Mrs Barney Hemmick chairs committees as the society event opens under women’s patronage.
In Dubois county Ferdinand is hailed as the perfect town with no divorces, no jail, no graft, no justice of the peace, no arrests in years, no civil suits in memory, and no tax dodgers. Only two Republicans are the postmaster and his son.
At the Frisco corn show in Greene county, Frank Stacey of Bilwood won first prize for his corn exhibit. The prize is a 14 week course at Missouri Agricultural College in Columbia valued at $100, judged by 8. M. Jordan. The Frisco railroad will offer similar scholarships in four Missouri counties it serves.
In Guayamas Mexico eggs are selling for twenty cents each amid rising food prices. Floods have drowned many hens and damaged transportation, according to mail advices.
IYa reports Mrs Albert Wales saves scraps by feeding a flock of chickens with fruit and other thrift items. The note describes frugality and care in a rural setting as the birds receive mixed fodder to endure a lean period.
Mrs. Mary Harrell of Waterloo sues Frank H. Harrell in Stockton California charging cruelty and deprivation after being forced to wear overalls and men’s shoes and to milk 20 cows daily since their 1906 marriage.
Three year old Martin Howard Keefe Jr. was found in a mill pond and his mother Mildred Keefe says he did not drown. Medical Examiner R H Donnell reported the cause of death cannot be determined until autopsy of stomach and organs at Bowdoin College Medical School is complete, expected in about a week.
A man describes a woman admitting nothing and guiding him to report a drowning at the mill pond bridge. He helps search with the marshal and suspects the woman may be insane if she harmed the child. The account notes the route via Summer Street to the marshal’s station.
Mrs Axel Johnson, wife of a Braddock area farmer, locked herself and six children in their home in North Dakota and set the house ablaze with kerosene. All eight occupants perished in the blaze.
The mother facing murder charges pleaded not guilty before Judge A J Dunton. The case was continued for a week with no bail. The coroner's inquest heard about a dozen witnesses and the route to the mill pond on Friday. Mrs Keefe said the boy fell in. A friend, William Carr of the Kennebec Yacht Club, testified that she had been with the boy earlier.
Miss Isabell Frances Warnick daughter of Mrs Frances Warnick of East Cambridge wed Henry Decatur Kidder of Arlington at the Church of the Ascension. Rev Francis L Beal officiated as guests praised the ceremony.
SEEKING BOY OF 15 MISSING FROM SCHOOL. HAverhill Oct 23 Alice Hill 15 son of Mr and Mrs John Hill of Eastern avenue seeks help locating him. He attended school in Halifax Nova Scotia for two years and vanished five weeks ago. Believed headed toward the States. He is stocky about 135 pounds with red hair and black eyes and wears a cap.
A roster of women and addresses of deaf individuals treated successfully by the Gamo-Chemic physicians new method includes Hulda M. Johnson of 94 Pine St Cambridge Boston Frances Bernard 80 St Cecilia St Roxbury L Forbes 6 Millmont St Roxbury Fannie Rebecca 16 Vancouver Rd Cambridge C S Barker 286 Spring St Roxbury Margaret Kimball 121 Oliver St Beverly Nellie Donovan 18 High St Beverly Mina Nellie M Brown 83 Aberdeen Ave Cambridge Mildred Burgess 28 Pearl St South Framingham Gertrude Le Baron 101 Jersey Ave Cambridge Alexander H Reid 842 Main St Cambridge H Bacon 4 Rock St Roxbury E S Sargent 129 Nichols Ave Roxbury.
Lancaster New Hampshire October 23 Fred Hardy a 40 year old lineman for Coles Telephone Company died after an electrical shock toppled him from a pole. He lived at Stratford Hollow with his wife and two children.
Delatone powder forms a paste with water to remove unwanted facial or neck hair. A quick two to three minute application leaves skin hairless and white with little chance of regrowth. Drugstores supply the powder, original ounce packs cost a dollar, and the treatment is painless.
A humorous exchange promotes Fels-Naptha soap as a solution to laundry fatigue. Anty Drudge advises Mrs. Leroy to mail for the soap to wash clothes in cool or lukewarm water without boiling. The ad claims the soap saves time, reduces effort, and outperforms elaborate laundry setups.
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