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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1909

Page

7

Battleship North Dakota Ready for Final Trials

The North Dakota sails from Fore River for Provincetown for builders’ trials before heading to Boston and Charlestown Navy Yard. Built for 10 million, it carries 20,000 tons, two Curtis turbines at 25,000 horsepower, and a 21 knot speed. The ship’s main battery includes 12 inch and 5 inch guns with high costs per shot and per broadside, and annual operating costs near 1 million.

Uncle Sam North Dakota Fore River Works Provincetown Fore River Shipbuilding Company Curtis Delaware Admiral Dewey Manila Bay Boston Charlestown Navy Yard Rockland Quincy Fore River Weymouth

How He Got Rid of Consumption

E S Stroh of Angola Ind recalls his 66 year struggle with consumption and shows how Dr J Lawrence Hill of Jackson Mich cured him with a Rational Treatment. He credits Hill for restoring weight stamina and health and urges readers with lung ailments to request the trial package by mail.

E. S. Stroh Angola Ind J. Lawrence Hill Hill Building Jackson Mich America Hill Hill Bldz

Hill on murder charge in Tiverton case trial opens

Frank L. Hill faced arraignment in District Court on the murder of Amelia St. Jean after Ludovic Marsoli testified he saw Hill remove a heavy box and a telescope bag from a rear room and load them into a buggy. Marsoli described Friday night activity and Hill’s actions around his office as police examined the dismembered remains.

Fall River Frank L. Hill Amelia St. Jean Tiverton Ludovic Marsoli Marsoli Hill G. W. Potter Frank Surprenant Levi Grinnell Joseph Heywood James T. Munroe John W. Moran, Jr Boston Mr. Hill Henry Henault Joseph Lomax St. Laurent Shay Powers Herbert S. Munroe Bartholomew Shea Higgins Swift Grinnell Moran Munroe Marson St. Jean Hill’s McDonough

Whiskey for lame back cures and builds vigor

An old medical advertisement touts whiskey as a cure for lame back and rheumatism. It promotes mixing one half pint whiskey with Toris compound and Sarsaparilla compound, to be taken before meals and at night. The text claims rapid muscular relief and restoration of vigor, marketed as a universal system builder.

Kentucky Massachusetts Jamaica Antilles Old Colony

Koenen and Wullner Sing For Hospital Fund at Symphony Hall

A large audience gathered as contralto Tilly Koenen and bass-baritone Ludwig Wullner appeared for the Woman's Charity Club hospital fund. Wullner delivered dramatic force in songs from Gr­­uppe am dem Tartarus to Eine Weib and Cecilie, while Koenen showed a superb contralto with limited esthetic gains, struggling with phrasing and dismissive Beethoven and Schubert treatments.

Symphony Hall Tilly Koenen Ludwig Wullner Hospital Fund Woman's Charity Club Wulliner Wallner Gruppe Wolf Merrman Strauss Miss Koenen Beethoven Paisiello Wasserrose Zigernerin Dr. Wulliner Schubert

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