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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1911

Page

5

Taft Salutes Young Rider At Myopia Hunt Show

President Taft applauded Sam Mandell 2d, a 15 year old hunter, as he rode Spools to victory in the Masters challenge cup at the Myopia Hunt Club horse show in South Hamilton. Mandell led the day with eight ribbon wins while society figures and the Misses Meyer Rice and Taft watched.

South Hamilton William H. Taft Sam Mandell Myopia Hunt Club Young Mandell North Shore Helen Taft Alys Meyer Hilda Rice Miss Delamon New York Miss Meyer Miss Rice N. D. Rice Rice Mary Curtis Light Hunters Miss Curtis Leslie Bradley Master Thomas Proctor Esther Stephens Detroit Gail Stephens Miss Easter Alice Thorndike Elizabeth Cutting Frances Bradley Julia Appleton Elaine Denegre R. L. Whitman Hope Norman Anna Agassiz Taft Moore T. F. Mandell Colette P. Mandell Sam’’ Mandell Ward Bird J. H. Proctor John Proctor Mary Proctor Raven T. P. Mandell C. G. Rice Pilot Leeton Belle S. P. Mandell Mitch John S. Lawrence Peter Pan James H. Proctor Miss Proctor Quincy A. Shaw 2D’s Harry H D. P. Rogers Mellie Miss Hope Norman Silver Heels G. G. Amory Baldy Cute John B Mollie B. C. Fitch Sam” Mandell Elise Ames Mandell F. J. Alley Mr. Tuckerman St. Clair Street Spock Aspiration E. L. Diesel Battle Axe Easter Elsa Woodside Elsie Ames Vel Miss Appleton James W. Appleton Dinnebar Fred G. Hostetter Autocrat Jerusalem Frederick G. Hostetter Hamilton May Curtis Typhoon Judge Moore I. Hamm

President Taft Arrives on Field with Escort and Mrs Moore

In the afternoon President Taft accompanied by Major Butt Frances Appleton Libhrow Devins and two secret service men arrived on the field. He wore a large golf cap pulled low to shield the sun. Judge Moore then appeared driving four beautiful horses with a handsome coach and Mrs Moore seated beside him.

Taft Major Butt Frances Appleton Libhrow Devins Secret Service Judge Moore Mrs. Moore

Anty Drudge Hints Safe Laundry With Fels Naptha Advice

A humorous exchange about avoiding boiling clothes prompts Anty Drudge to promote Fels Naptha as a safer quicker laundry aid. The ad urges using lukewarm water, soaking clothes, and following wrapper directions to save fuel time and keep households healthier.

Motherhood and Health: Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

An overview on motherhood stresses the strain of childbirth and nervous toll on mothers. The article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe remedy from native roots and herbs, claimed to restore health and strength to women.

Wapraxnam Lydia E. Pinkham

Parlor Optician Prices and Practices Raise Caution

Reader tips warn that Parlor Opticians overcharge compared to Wilson Bros who employ five skilled opticians. The piece notes Wilson Bros grind their own lenses and offer on the spot repairs while you wait, urging care when children need eye care and advising against expensive tests.

Wilson Bros

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North Shore Society President Taft Dr. Greyson Virginia Mary Hunters Miss Mary Curtis Messrs Vonstable Appleton Hadden Allen, Rice and Pingree Mr. Rice Anty Drudge Tan Atlantic Cotton Mills Six Satteen Copenhagen U J
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