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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
8
An advertisement extols maps flake as the premier wheat product highlighting six hours steam cooking three day cure and a 400 degree toast to make every berry digestible. It argues other whole wheat forms digest poorly and stresses a 96 hour process to maximize nutrition.
Mapl Flake proclaims whole wheat as superior for brain and muscle, claiming digestibility with maple flavor. The ad appeals to all ages and urges readers to order a package to see why “a whole food means” better nutrition and flavor.
Fully 200 Catholic women met at the Hotel Somerset to plan the Charity Bazaar to be held in Mechanics Building November 11 14 to aid Catholic charitable work in the Boston diocese. The meeting also discussed the Charity Conference beginning September 27 at the Cathedral and continuing September 28 at Jordan Hall.
The Boston Sunday Post announces its Fall Fashion number featuring new styles from Parisian and American designers. It asserts the American woman’s role as the most discriminating dresser and her right to first pick in fashion.
An advertised treatment claims to use a skin applied nervine stimulant to nourish flesh and promote tissue growth. Instructions outline mixing glycerine rosewater tincture cadomene and borax, then applying twice daily to develop a fuller bust and shapelier figure. It cites one case of a woman winning a wealthy husband.
Cincinnati Sept 15 William H Taft refused to extend the newspaper clash over campaign issues saying Bryan's statement needs no reply now and that he would answer later if required. He offered Bryan a chance to have the final word on Roosevelt's Taft letter.
The telegram to Governor congratulates Hughes on his well deserved nomination and notes it strengthens the national ticket. On Taft's birthday he spoke at Allen Temple to the African Methodist Episcopal ministers, stressing sympathy for the Negro race and his lifelong friendship with their cause.
Taft says no further interview with Bryan is needed for now and will address any future questions in public speeches. He also congratulates Governor Hughes on his renomination, stating it strengthens the national ticket and that New York remains safe in November.
General Hazard Stevens, candidate for Congress in the 10th district, criticized leading parties in a Dahlgren Hall address in South Boston. He condemned stand patters for backing a maximum and minimum tariff and urged the people to unite and press Congress to destroy monopoly.
A speaker refuses to confirm future candidacy and says the people should decide the next mayor. He says no candidate backed by any group can be elected and emphasizes public choice over party control of Boston’s administration.
The Hon. John R. Murphy of Charles Town returning to Boston from Europe declined to confirm or deny reports he would seek the Democratic mayoral nomination next year. He urged caucus voters decide the candidate and criticized a leader既driven slate. He noted his travels in Ireland and Britain with his wife and three children.
Congressman John A. Kelcher charged ex congressman Joseph A. Conry with neglecting duties during his Washington tenure. In two Boston rallies he urged Conry to have supported the 1902 repeal of war taxes and to vote in favor of the measure.
Mrs. Samuel Fletcher told Chelsea police she married on July 14 and five days later her husband disappeared. She says he took $800 of her money and she wants it returned. Police will attempt to locate Fletcher.
In Rochester on September 15, the New York State Democratic factions set aside personal animosities and accepted the national chairman's call for harmony to back the presidential ticket. Nomination for governor remains unsettled with Lt. Gov. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler as the leading surface prospect.
Mrs Warren Cower returned to her home at Rice's bridge York Me and found the house and barn in flames. The fire is believed incendiary and the loss is estimated at 4006 dollars.
An advertisement extols Fels-Naptha as a time and effort saving friend for laundry and kitchen use. It argues imitations cost the same but do not perform, urging readers to follow wrapper directions and enjoy cleaner, whiter clothes with cool water.
Paris reports Prince Robert de Broglie has abandoned his wife Estelle Alexander and their child and will pursue divorce on statutory grounds. The American-born princess, who sang for him on stage in the United States, claims distress and creditor pressure while seeking new employment to support herself and the baby.
In Huntington on September 15 Dr. A H Sayers of Bluefield was shot dead by Wesley Wilkes also of Bluefield. The two had been enemies after Wilkes filed charges leading to Sayers being expelled from the Elks.
William J. Bryan spoke to a large crowd at Washington Park New Jersey outlining unity of the Democratic platform across regions. He emphasized that his nomination hinged on popular support and ideals, promising praise if he served or not. He asserted no fear among voters regarding his election and urged loyalty to the party’s program.
A veteran account from John C. Nolan of Boston credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney and bladder trouble including severe backaches and dizziness. The ad extolls kidneys’ role in filtering blood and warns against other remedies while urging early use of the product.
A woman with multiple aliases, believed to be Mrs Oscella Lasalle, was arrested in Troy with a man believed to be her husband. She is accused of passing a forged check on broker C R Butler in the past. Chief Inspector Watts will investigate her career. The man is wanted in Nashua for note forgery and evading a hotel bill.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as common sense remedy for indigestion. It claims the tablets supply nerve force, fluids, and nourishment to the stomach, improve gastric juices, and aid digestion. Available in drug stores for 50 cents, with a free trial package offered by mail from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
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