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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1911
Page
8
The Atlantic meet ends with Ovington landing Dragon Fly in Nashua and Milling crossing from Providence to Boston. Crowds cheer as pilots finish long cross-country legs amid hazards and enthusiastic reception at multiple fields.
An old ad touts Gets-It as a safe corn treatment that removes corns, warts, and calluses without harming healthy skin. It claims quick results, no plasters or bandages, and lists 25 cent price with mail order and Boston store availability.
Line 64 minutes 27 seconds after leaving Providence, General Charles H. Taylor sought the entire $10,000 prize awarded to Ovington though the award had been divided. The monoplane class prizes were $7500 first, $1500 second, $1000 third. Milling takes $500 first in the biplane class. a $1000 third prize goes to Stone as a consolation for starting. The $1500 second prize is not awarded. Ovington may fly to Worcester this morning.
Samuel Atwood, father of Roxbury birdman Harry N. Atwood, denies rumors of airsickness after a Medford landing. He says he never suffers airsickness, has flown with his son on many trips, and that no part of the machine was broken in landing.
Hugh Henderson of Pittsburg former checker champion of Scotland defeated Sus D Orio the Italian champion in one game and drew a second at the American House yesterday. The two games were part of a 50 game match under the Boston Checker Club with a stake near $2200.
The advert claims Brandreth’s Pills keep blood pure and act as the best laxative and tonic medicine one can take, promising health benefits for users.
The schedule indicates ongoing play throughout the current week with multiple contests to be played. Teams and venues are listed in the sports brief, highlighting planned matchups and potential impact on standings.
Members of the Oxford Club, young Brighton women, entertained a party of Boston friends last evening at their Nantasket cottage. A musical program followed bathing and refreshments. Attendees included Ethel Blake Ruth Sears Catherine McLaughlin Nellie Kelly Mae Warren Agnes Conlin Pearl Houghton Margaret Martin Fanny Allen Annie Collins William A Colby Francis D Davis Fred H McDonald Thomas E Brophy Henry Sears Ted Lawrence Charley Curtis Frank O Hara George Cheney and Henry Warren.
A nurse testifies to Cuticura Soap and Ointment curing eczema salt rheum ringworm and rheumatic pain in multiple cases over twenty years. She cites a child with facial eczema cured after one set and a toe nail injury healed in ten nights. Ends with offer to provide names and sample requests from Potter Drug.
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