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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
8
In Rome on September 7 the Pope appeared noticeably improved and spent extra time in the gardens. He permitted the official photographer to capture him in his carriage and while walking, then posed in Rafael's Logge. He consented to selling the portrait, urging broad circulation to demonstrate his full recovery.
Mrs. Clara J. Stone of Roxbury sues Nathan M. Ovianik, a Roxbury druggist, for 35000 claiming he sold atropine mistaken for morphine in an unlabeled box last April 13. She nearly died, suffered heart distress, and alleges lifelong health damage from the incident.
A physician in New Hampshire had been prescribing morphine to a patient raising concerns about medical supervision and potential dependency issues.
George G. Hall proprietor of the Adams House faces two suits from Fall River women alleging injury on March 20 when descending an elevator, which allegedly fell to the shaft bottom. Eleanor B. Davis sues for $10 and Cora E. B. Ayers for $2000 claiming medical expenses and personal injuries as hotel guests.
A Philadelphia physician Dr Turner claims a new scientific weight reduction method enabled him to lose 100 pounds with no drugs or intense exercise. He advertises a free booklet explaining the plan and offers to mail it to readers who send a two cent stamp to his Syracuse New York address.
Announcement directs holders to cut this coupon from the Boston Post and mail it to Dr. F Turner Suite 750 L Clark Music Building Syracuse N Y. The book will be sent by return mail.
Leigh Garrett aged 25 of 114 Mt Vernon street is feared dead after the Mt Rainier storm near Tacoma Washington. Garretts mother Mrs L O Garrett sails from Holland tomorrow unaware of the news awaiting her.
West Medford’s H G Garrett’s uncle received a telegram from William C Weeks stating Leigh Garrett was caught in a storm while seeking a new route to Mt. Rainier’s summit. A Tacoma editor reported the searching party found no trace and weather prevented renewed search with little hope remaining.
The Mutual Aid Association of the Jordan Marsh Company plans a Saturday field day at Riverside with thousands of attendees. An elaborate sports program, many prizes, and an afternoon and evening dancing band concert accompany a fireworks display.
Concord N H Sept 7 The states receipts from motor car licenses for the year ending Aug 31 totaled 58950 50 With the new year a horsepower based registration system will be adopted and officials estimate revenue will double The 1911 legislative act directs automobile funds to highway maintenance
An advertisement touts a new facial hair removal method claiming painless, permanent elimination of superfluous hair on the face neck arms or body. It cites dramatic before and after statements from women and offers to send details to interested readers with a self addressed reply and fee.
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