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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

5

Children Bitten by Mad Dog Sent to the Pasteur Institute

A rabid dog bit four children on Banks and Cowperthwaite streets, injuring two girls and two boys. A bystander killed the dog, its head sent to Harvard for study, and the bitten children, with Dr Hadcock, boarded for New York for Pasteur Institute treatment.

The Pasteur Institute Cronin George Burke Cowperthwaite Street Burke C. K. Hadcock Harvard Medical School Hadcock Charles H. Thomas Cambridge Board of Health New York

Piles Cured Quickly at Home by Pyramid Cure

Advertises Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless home remedy for piles with a free trial package by mail. Claims fast relief, privacy at home, and no need for doctors or knives, urging readers to order from Pyramid Drug Co.

Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Pyramid Drug Coupon Offer for Free Trial Package

A promotional coupon request invites readers to mail their name and address to Pyramid Drug Company in Marshall Michigan to receive a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure. The form asks for name city and state.

Caunon Pyramid Drug Company Pyramid

Among the Churches of Greater Boston

Reports from Boston churches highlight a series of stereopticon services at Clarendon Street Baptist led by Rev William C Minifie and notes on Philipines funds used for a Manila settlement house Bishop Brent oversees. Temperance leader Frank Curtis plans a major Lynn meeting. Rev Alexander Mann is a leading candidate for Washington bishopric.

William C. Minifie Clarendon Street Baptist Church Philipines Brent Manila Lynn Frank Curtis Temperance Alexander Mann Trinity Church Diocese of Washington

Dear Miss Champagne on Love And Persistence

A 20 year old writes about his intense affection for a girl two years younger who repeatedly declines his invitations. The column suggests she is setting boundaries and advises patient persistence with respectful changes in approach to win her over.

Edward J. Finneran Patrick Finneran Banks Street Finneran Miss Champagne E. O

Fall Fashions at Houston Highlight New Fall Styles

The James A. Houston Company opens an extensive fall display on Washington street showing clinging fabrics and sweeping lines. Parisian and Berlin patterns are featured in gowns, hats with bent brims, large ostrich plumes, long and half sleeves, high waists, and wide revers reflecting radical new looks for autumn and winter.

James A. Houston Washington Street Houston Berlin Paquin Sara Mayer

Corelli Novel Stirring London Note Critics

Marie Corelli's Holy Orders released Aug 27 draws strong praise in London with the author critiquing whiskey trade in Parliament and condemning church leaders for tolerating the Salome dance. She argues public figures profit from the national curse while gospel history is treated as entertainment.

London Marie Corelli Fingland Corelli Herodias John the Baptist Christ

Massive Auburn cucumber tied to Boston railroad officer

John A. Saunders a special police officer of the Boston Elevated Railroad grows a giant cucumber on his Auburn Maine farm. The fruit measures 131 8 inches long weighs three pounds and has a circumference of 101 4 inches. Mrs Saunders handles the farm while he works on the railroad. The cucumber is described as a sample of the vegetables she has raised this year.

John A. Saunders Boston Elevated Railroad Auburn

Massachusetts Temperance League Pushes Liquor Reform

The Massachusetts Total Abstinence League plans to repeal town shares of liquor license fees, arguing that sending all proceeds to the state would curb the liquor trade. The group met with officers and directors, including Senator Prouty, Reverends Noon and Dennett, and T. H. Raymond, to outline strategy and counsel for legislative action.

Massachusetts Total Abstinence League League Prouty Spencer Alfred Noon Charles E. Dennett T. H. Raymond Worcester

West Bethel cucumber claims as largest grown

In Bethel Maine the Citizen reports two immense cucumbers, noting a life sized specimen shown by T W Wardley at 13.5 inches and promising a broader reveal from West Bethel grower J E Pike. The piece highlights amateur cultivators competing for size without listing exact measurements for the Pike fruit.

Citizen Bethel The Boston Post T. W. Wardley J. E. Pike West Bethel Pike

Warn Girls Against Tattooed Initials

A New York scene recounts a Japanese tattooer advising a young woman on tattoo initials. He cautions that a future betrayal or death could leave her with unwanted letters such as A R L or C C S on her arm. The girl nods, considering alternatives like a blue butterfly for the tattoo.

New York

Grace Methodist Pastor Slams Church Goers For Pleasant Sundays

The Rev. William Crawford at Grace Methodist Church denounced parishioners who attend services on pleasant Sundays merely to rest, calling the church loafer a baptized pagan during the sermon in Springfield.

Springfield William Crawford Grace Methodist Church

Dramatic Suicide at Dinner Scene in Chicago

Miss Florence Osborne killed herself during an elaborate dinner she hosted for L. W. Brewell. She managed cooking and service, then shot herself as Brewell entered the dining room, ending a dramatic scene in Chicago.

Chicago Florence Osborne L. W. Brewell

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Gold Dust Twins N. K. Fairbank Company Lillian Keefe Mortimer Morgan J. H. Morgan Boston Elevated Railway Henry Kenny Ellis Kenny George Cronin We Provelt Greater Boston Baptist Ministers’ Conference Chipman Hall W. W. Bustard Dudley Street Baptist Church Congregational Club William H. Lyon First Brookline Italy Mildred Champagne Maine OVD Washington St Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores WM. B. Riker & Son CO N. Y Brooklyn Boston Shburn- Crosby Gole Ema CE Worthy Washburn Crosby Home Furnishers’ Association of Massachusetts Mammoth New England Edison Phonograph William Howard Taft Edison Taft Philipp Raterens Republican Party National Phonograph CO Lakeside Ave Orange N. J
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