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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1909

Page

4

Big Game Hunter Harry Whitney Says He Will Return on the Roosevelt

A New Haven message from Burdett Hughes confirms Harry Whitney after joining the Peary expedition would winter near north Greenland then rejoin the Roosevelt. Whitney, a New Haven sportsman, left the ship to hunt musk ox and polar bear in Grant Land and plans to meet the Roosevelt in October.

Peary Roosevelt Hunt North New Haven Harry Whitney Utah Burdett F. Hughes Greenland Bear New York Mr. Whitney North Pole North Greenland Indian Harbor Labrador Cape Ray Whitney Grant Land Kittah

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised in Letters

Two testimonials from women in Maryland and Mississippi claim Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured fibroid related weakness and nerves after doctors advised operation. The notice offers a reward for proving letters false and cites 30 years of female illness relief with this herbal remedy made from roots and herbs.

Lydia E. Pinkham Red Banks Willie Edwards Hampstead Maryland Joseph H.andye

Rivalry Grows Over Peary and Cook Polar Claims

International reaction to Peary and Cook stirs debate across Paris Valparaiso Berlin Rome Potsdam Dresden Brussels Hamburg and more. Geographers and newspapers discuss proofs equipment and the pace of polar reach amid optimism for conclusive evidence.

Peary Cook

Dash to the Pole debated by Arctic expert Bridgman

Herbert N. Bridgman of the Peary Arctic Club analyzes Dr. Frederick Cook’s claim to reach the North Pole on April 21, 1908. He notes doubts remain and outlines how supporting data from records and archives would be used to verify the narrative, while praising Peary’s prior efforts.

New York Herbert N. Bridgman Peary Arctic Club The Independent Pole Commander Peary Frederick A. Cook North Pole Cable Cook Peary Cape Thomas Hubbard Cape Columbia Sverdrup

Whereabouts of Pole How explorers locate the pole by latitude

The article explains that locating the North Pole hinges on latitude since longitude converges at the pole. It notes longitude has no meaning at the pole and describes using a latitude measurement from fixed points and a specific instrument to determine position.

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There's a Reason Postum Builds Nerve Health

An old advertisement claims Postum strengthens the body by replacing coffee caffeine with a healthier grain drink. It asserts caffeine disappears when coffee is omitted and Postum combines with food to rebuild gray matter and nerve centers, yielding overall improved nerve health.

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Ritchie backs Peary pole claim despite Cook doubts

John Ritchie Jr of the Boston Board of Health says science will accept Peary's Arctic victory with little debate, while questioning Dr. Cook's ascent of McKinley. He notes Peary's two Arctic visits ease proof concerns, cites unknown polar value, and predicts no commercial value or settlement interest near the pole.

Rome Peary Cook John Ritchie, Jr Boston Board of Health Appalachian Club Commander Peary Pole Arctic

Roosevelt Chief Engineer Wardwell Receives North Pole News

Mrs. George H. Wardwell in Bucksport receives the message Roosevelt safe from Labradon confirming Peary’s polar return. Wardwell, chief engineer, helped build the Roosevelt and stood by Peary at launch. A homecoming ovation is anticipated with Maine officials and prominent guests expected.

Bucksport George H. Wardwell Labradon Peary Roosevelt North Pole Maine

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