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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1910

Page

9

U S envoy says no new territory or control sought

Former Massachusetts governor Curtis Guild Jr as U S special ambassador at the Mexican independence centennial banquet declared the United States seeks no new territory or influence. He urged Mexico to work with the U S to win equal respect for all America from pole to Tierra del Fuego in global markets. The speech was delivered in Spanish with an English translation.

City Mexico United States Curtis Guild, Jr Massachusetts All America North Pole Tierra del Fuego Ambassador Guild Mexican Republic Hidalgo New World Dolores America Diaz Abraham Lincoln Grant Vivas Puebla Sheridan Rio Grande Porfirio Diaz Taft

United States and Mexico Trade Trust and Growth Highlighted

The piece asserts strong US confidence in Mexico and states US citizens have invested billions in Mexican enterprises. It notes trade growth since 1876 with 1910 figures showing nearly equal imports and exports between the two nations and argues mutual need in a balanced, growing relationship.

United States Mexico Mexican Republic North America

Grace Donovan Declared Handsomest Child in South Boston

Grace Donovan nine years old is called the handsomest child in South Boston by many acquaintances. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Donovan of 733 East Fourth Street. She has hazel blue eyes light hair long eyelashes and is praised for piano singing and dancing. Her pets include a kitten dog and a parrot. She is admired wherever she goes.

Grace Donovan Boston J. A. Donovan East Fourth Street Graceh Donovan South

United States Praises Mexico in History of Friendship

A historical speech recalls precedents of U S Mexican ties from Diaz to Taft. It notes Mexico’s self reliance in cotton and wheat, with both nations seeking peace and mutual respect. The address highlights shared friendship, restraint in war, and desire for equal honor in global markets.

TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement extols TIZ for corns bunions and sore feet claiming immediate relief after first use. It boasts drawing out poisonous exudations and cleansing pores, with a 25 cent price and options to buy at druggists or directly from Walter Luther Dodge & Co.

Sam A. Hoover Progress N. C Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago

Keith Bars Race Films Crusade by B F Keith

B F Keith has launched a campaign against films that ridicule races and nationalities. He ordered managers nationwide to bar such objectionable pictures after a Boston girl alerted him to the issue. A protest letter accompanies the reports.

B. F. Keith Boston Keith

Southern Singers at Houghton and Dutton’s

Three famous southern singers entertain this week at the Houghton and Dutton store restaurant. They perform old plantation melodies and modern hits on request, with dining praised for food and service. The engagement runs through the week, drawing patrons from the city and surrounding districts.

Houghton & Dutton

SODALITY PARTY TOMORROW AT INSTITUTE HALL CAMBRIDGE

The Young Women's Sodality linked to the Church of the Sacred Heart East Cambridge plans a subscription party tomorrow evening at Institute Hall Cambridge.

Institute Hall Cambridge Young Women's Sodality Church of the Sacred Heart East Cambridge

Critic says new phone rates burden homes and businesses

Edward T. Harrington, Boston real estate dealer, denounces the Bell system rate hikes as ruinous to merchants and families. He cites a potential $3000 yearly rise for his office and argues residential service is too restricted while the company profits surge. He asks Governor Draper to suspend the November 1 rates until the legislature reviews the issue.

Telephone Company Edward T. Harrington Washington Street Harrington Mr. Harrington Draper Boston Western Union

Five Years For Lodging House Thief

Samuel Spiegel, the lodging house thief, was sentenced yesterday to a term not less than three years and not more than five years in the State prison at Charlestown, a conviction aided by the nerve and presence of mind of Miss Marie Barber of 91 Waltham Street.

Samuel Spiegel Marie Barber Waltham Street Charlestown

Take Off the Fat Where It Shows

A persuasive period ad-style feature denounces fat shaming and promotes Marmola tablets as a quick fat-reduction remedy. It claims actor notes about social life, and markets Marmola as harmless, portable treatment available for 75 cents a case from the Marmola Company in Detroit.

Marmola Company Farmer Detroit Mich

New Era for Newfoundland Based on Robertson Report

Professor Robertson, a noted Canadian agricul turist, after a fort night of island inspection, reports strong farming potential in Newfoundland. He says cleared land could double agricultural value and boost prosperity, reducing dependence on cries and lumbering, with lectures and government briefings fueling island enthusiasm for agricultural progress.

ST. John's, N. F Newfoundland Robertson Agricul Turist

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