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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
14
Arthur O. Farley a Boston merchant and longtime Republican announces he will vote for Wilson. He argues the national issue is manhood versus money and criticizes Taft for aligning with Wall Street while praising Wilson as democratic and capable.
The Eckman’s Alterative company cites recovered patients like Etta Plath of Aurora Illinois who says she is now perfectly well with no pain cough night sweats hay fever and prior lung troubles. The letter claims five years of wellness and invites others to write for histories and a recovery booklet.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Pierce's Corn Plasters and a product in a se box with unclear details. No clear date or full claim found.
Warrants issued for James O Leary former gambler and okmaker and Shelley Nesmith saloon keeper by Captain J Caughlin stock yards station. O Leary charged with circulating offers to receive wagers on national and state elections Nesmith charged with running a gambling game. Handbill with names and addresses offered election odds found. witness says he placed a bet at Nesmiths saloon.
An uncommonly brilliant performance of Bischoff's E major symphony is anticipated at the Symphony concerts this week. Dr. Mack has rehearsed the solo for two weeks despite technical difficulties. The program also features additional works reflecting the close collaboration between composer and orchestra.
Ethel M. Taylor now living in New York and working as a professional singer was granted divorce and custody of their only child by Judge Hardy from Dr Frank L. Taylor, a retired Winthrop dentist. The testimony recalled the vitriol attack on Taylor outside the Boston Public Library in 1910, which nearly blinded him and burned the accuser Marie Regan. The libel suit tied to the incident was dismissed.
An advertising prose asserts that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion for travelers and hotel dining. It claims the tablets relieve weak stomachs, support digestive fluids, and function like a healthy stomach, selling at 50 cents a box through druggists.
Harvard announces an open forum for all questions of present interest to be held Monday evening in Homerson Hall. The Speakers' Club协ects to host discussions with ten minute talks by students and invited club presidents from Taft, Progressive, Wilson, and Socialist groups. If successful, more forums are planned.
Charles Sumner Bird, Progressive candidate for Governor, announced from Music Hall in Fall River that he has challenged Governor Foss and Joseph Walker to a joint debate. He sent letters proposing a public triple platform to discuss campaign issues for voter clarity.
A heavy truck damaged the Boyston street bridge over the Charles near Harvard Stadium. A plank broke under the load and the bridge may be condemned soon. Crowds heading to Brown Princeton and Dartmouth games will stress it. Plans exist for a memorial bridge funded by Mrs Larz Anderson of Brookline.
An advertisement discourages liquor and patent tonics for fatigue and weakness. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as a pure food tonic and body builder, claiming nourishing ingredients, no alcohol, and fifty years of use to bolster strength and lung health.
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