Cure for Baby Eczema Promises in Cuticura Advert
A testimonial from William Herbert Quirk of Raywood Road Southampton describes rapid skin improvement in his son Owen Herbert Quirk after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. The family recommends the products and provides corroborating contacts in Aldershot for similar skin complaints. The advertisement promotes Cuticura Resolvent pills and related items with ordering details.
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Drs
Victoria Road
Aldershot
Paris
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Eucharistic Congress Opens in New York
The third general eucharistic congress opened at St Patrick's Cathedral with a pontifical mass as priests and prelates gathered for a three day event. Bishop Maes led the first session with Archbishops Farley and Elder in attendance and a discussion of church liberty and protest sentiment toward France.
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New York
United States
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Cathedral College Hall
Maes
Farley
Elder
Leo XIII
James Dougherty
St. Gabriel’s Church
Father Neagle
Fire at St James Hotel Causes Major Loss
A five hundred dollar fire occurred at the St James Hotel Bowdoin square last evening. The blaze started in an unused sixth floor storeroom and was confined there. Damages are estimated at about 500 dollars.
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ST. James Hotel
Bowdoin Square
Parker discussses with leaders from six states in New York visit
Judge Parker met Democratic politicians from Connecticut to California during his New York stop. Accompanied by secretary Arthur McCausland he kept plans private, receiving delegates from national headquarters and state committees.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
National Headquarters
Thomas Taggart
Delancey Nicoll
William F. Sheehan
George F. Parker
Taggart
Sheehan
Miles
Butler
Benton McMillan
Daniel S. Lamont
Charles M. Preston
Ulster County Committee
James D. Phelan
San Francisco
Connecticut
Judge Parker
Japs Preparing for Big Attack Near Tie Pass and Mukden
Indications point to a Japanese forward movement against Russians at Tie Pass Sinmintin and Mukden. General Kuropatkin fortifies Fakoman northeast of Mukden to counter a possible evacuation of Sinmintin.
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Tie Pass
Sinmintin
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Fakoman
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Hun River
Associated Press
Liao River
Sakharoff
Sianchan
Helen Gould Hosts Boston Y M C A Railroad Men Reception
Miss Helen Gould held a reception at Beverly street Y M C A drawing crowds of Boston and New England railroad men. She spoke with attendees about the work's reach and value. Earlier a Fort Warren visit with Lougee Orton and others explored Y M C A activities for soldiers.
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Helen Gould
Beverly Street
Boston
New England
Miss Gould
Fort Warren
W. E. Lougee
35 Picked Men Sail for Oxford Rhodes Scholarships
A Boston departure sends 35 Cecil Rhodes scholars to Oxford aboard the Ivernia. Led by Paul Nixon, the group includes winners from Wesleyan, Harvard, Vanderbilt, Bowdoin, and more. Examinations for the scholarships occurred across the United States in April, each valued at 1500 dollars annually.
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Cecil Rhodes
Ivernia
United States
Oxford
Boston
Cunard
Paul Nixon
Braintree
Nixon
Rhodes
Rhodes Trustees
Liverpool
Cunard Company
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Alabama
Neil Carothers
Arkansas
Connecticut
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S&. K. Hornbeck
Colorado
R. P. Brooks
Georgia
University
P. Kieffer
Maryland
Francis H. Fobes
Massachusetts
Harvard University
R. E. Blodgett
Missouri
G. B. Barnes
Montana
R. H. Coon
Nebraska
Julius A. Brown
New Hampshire
B. M. Price
New Jersey
J. H. Winston
North Carolina
H. Hinds
North Dakota
G. C. Vincent
Ohio
W. L. Kendall
Oklahoma
H. B. Densmore
Oregon
R. H. Sevan
Rhode Island
W. H. Verner
South Carolina
T. R. Ashby
Texas
J. C. Sherburne
Vermont
W. A. Fleet
Virginia
J. M. Johnson
Washington
F. Packer-Brooke
West Virginia
H. G. Merriam
Wyoming
B. S Scholz
Wisconsin
Missing Metropolitan Officer Keyes Leaves No Clues
Mrs. Joseph E. Keyes reports her husband an officer for the metropolitan police left home seven days ago after saying goodbye. She recalls he wore his usual jovial manner, carried about $18, a gold watch and chain, and may have harmed himself or been harmed. Her mother died shortly before.
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Joe
Joseph E. Keyes
East Sixth Street
Keyes
Metropolitan Police Force
Police Seek Two Men After South End Confidence Schemes
A general alarm was sent to all city stations seeking two men who used schemes in the South End. One French national rented a room at 3 Upton Street and fled with several suits and two overcoats worth 150 dollars. The other swindled Frank Brenan of 82 West Canton Street for 20 dollars by promising a job.
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South End
Upton Street
Frank Brenan
West Canton Street
Suite in Back Bay Looted
The suite of Oscar F. Schaffer at 144 St. Botolph street was looted yesterday afternoon with property valued at $67 stolen. Entry was gained by a jimmy and false keys. A painter who worked nearby saw two young men loitering and provided the only clue as police investigate the case.
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Oscar F. Schaffer
St. Botolph Street
Chinese wife's disappearance sparks search in Oxford
Moi Yong of 7 Oxford Place reports his wife Mabel, a fair young American girl, missing after court probation for drunkenness. She fled with all Mol visible wealth and furniture, leaving no trace.
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Moi Yong
Oxford Place
Mabel
Moi
Man Arrested in Iowa For Threatening Letters to Roosevelt
Edward Dalheimer arrested in Fort Dodge Iowa on charges of writing and sending threatening letters to President Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt and Helen Gould. He allegedly wrote to J J Hill seeking intervention to switch the gold standard to diamonds. He was found sane in Hammondsburg Indiana and likely to be sent to Sioux Falls for trial.
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Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Helen Gould
Edward Dalheimer
United States
Fort Dodge
Dalheimer
Miss Gould
J. J. Hill
Washington
Hmmettsburg
Commissioners of Insanity
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Lads Cause Burglar Scare At Hotel Berkeley Store
Three 12 year old boys allegedly broke a basement hotel shop window at Hotel Berkeley on Boylston Street and stole toys. Police rushed to the scene from Station 16 and the youths were later released into their parents custody.
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Nation
L. A. Brown
Hotel Berkeley
Boylston Street
Back Bay
George Rollo
Pleasant Street
Dennis Sullivan
Knox Street
John Castle
Church Street
Proverb Contest Extends Deadline to Oct 3 6 PM
Post Proverb Editor extends the time to submit answers to 6 p m Monday October 3 due to many requests from New England. Contestants report delays in obtaining coupons to complete lists. Answers must be addressed to P O Box 5276 Boston Mass. The last three proverb problem pictures ran in last Sunday's Post.
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Post
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Three Important Notices to Contestants
The notice warns contestants that the last mail pick up is Monday October 3 at 6 p m from Post Office Box 5276. Entries arriving after the deadline will be disqualified and only fully prepaid postage enclosures will be accepted. Back numbers coupons are reprinted and available in person or by mail from the Boston Post Office.
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P. O
U.S. Post Office
United States
The
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Proverb Contest Questions Clarified by Post Officials
Letters from readers in Dorchester Quincy and other towns discuss how to participate in the proverb contest. Readers ask about form answers ink versus typewriter, duplicate entries for No 12 and No 18, and whether sources or timing affect scoring.
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G. N
Alice
Cambridge
A. O
W. D
Thrilling Exploits of a Modern Dick Turpin
The Motor Pirate tale centers on Sutgrove and Evie Maitland as they chase a ruthless driver. A key ally reveals a turbine engine using liquid hydrogen to outrun the Pirate, while tensions rise over Evie’s influence and a looming pursuit.
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Motor Pirate in a Fast Boat-Shaped Car Strikes Again
In a masked pursuit the Motor Pirate murders an autoist and robs the Brighton stage. Police Inspector Forrest and the story’s hero hunt the suspect, aiming at rival Mannering. Evie Maitland ends engagement over fear of Mannering. The hero confronts Mannering to discuss the matter.
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Forrest
Mannering
Evie Maitland
McCoy Sullivan Fight Ends With McCoy Victory
Kid McCoy defeats Jack Sullivan after 20 rounds at the Pavilion in Los Angeles. The bout was fierce with blood from both fighters from early rounds. Sullivan shows grit, lingering grogginess, and strong recovery as McCoy sustains control late, though lacking decisive power to finish.
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Twin Sullivan Vies With Kid McCoy In Narrow Match
In Los Angeles on September 27 McCoy favored in a busy week of boxing. Twin Sullivan, praised by West for his strength and clever style, is seen as having an even break and potential upset if the bout lasts beyond ten rounds. Kid McCoy, noted for speed and power, lacks body punching but has fought top heavies including Sharkey and Corbett.
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Purity Crusade for South End Targets Disorderly Houses
Division 56 officers prepare a large scale crackdown on disorderly houses in the South End. After weeks of complaints from property owners on Washington Northampton Holyoke Chandler Appleton West Canton streets and Columbus avenue, Sergeants Goff and Manning confirmed the issues. Plain clothes officers have since surveilled the targeted houses, collecting evidence as a grand coup for purity reform is planned by Sunday evening.
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O’lalor
Dedham Street
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Holyoke
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Appleton
West Canton
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Manning
Cabinet Talks Political Situation In Brief Meeting
Washington September 27. Cabinet members in the city stayed with the President for a time as the meeting ran briefly. Taft Morton Hitchcock Moody and Payne attended with National Chairman Cortelyou arriving later for an hour or more of discussion on the political situation.
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Taft
Morton
Hitchcock
Moody
Payne
Cortelyou
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