Nature’s health ad urges Cascar ets for bowel relief
A backed old time health ad touts Cascarets as a cure all for bowel trouble and liver wear. It claims frequent wealth and neglect of nature cause misery and promotes a nightly, gentle action to strengthen bowels and restore regularity with a 10c box or 50c month supply.
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Nature
Cascarets
Nate
CAAC
Sretstartet New' Sinner Steeling Remedy CO
New York
CHIU
Milk War Prompts Surplus Debate At Parker House
A prolonged dairy struggle between producers and contractors resumes after a day of skirmishing. The sides clash over price changes and surplus rules, with C H Hood & Sons joining the contractors and leaders pledging firmness as dawn brings renewed fighting.
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Parker House
George C. Whiting
Harvey W. Whiting
George Whiting
W. A. Granstein
C. H. Hood
H. P. Hood & Sons
George O. Whiting
Scammon
Fire sweeps Atlantic Avenue area injuring firefighters
A blaze from a fourth floor workshop in the Senay building, Nos. 355, 367 and 359 Atlantic avenue and 18 Purchase street, forced a dozen men to flee as firemen fought the flames. District Chief Garrity ordered a second alarm. two firefighters were injured by flying glass. Damage is estimated at up to $10,000 with full insurance.
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Atlantic Avenue
Purchase Street
Belcher
High Street
Belcher's Lane
Allin
Garrity
Fort Hill
Cain
Henry Kelly
San Jacobs
Ipswich Strikers Firm Against Return to Work
Ipswich mill operatives held a mass meeting this morning to decide on accepting terms to return. A secret vote showed 194 opposed return to work and 7 in favor, keeping the strike in place.
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Ipswich
Navy yard approves 15 day paid vacations for workers
Rear Admiral Sampson announced a Navy Department order giving yard employees 15 days of annual paid vacation. The plan follows a congressional act and covers about 700 of the 1100 workmen. Workers request vacations by submitting a form to the proper authority for approval.
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Sampson
Navy Department
Congress
Village Club Minstrel Show at Dudley Street Opera House
The Village Club presents a minstrel show at Dudley Street Opera House on Wednesday evening April 24. The chorus includes fifty voices with Frank Browne as interlocutor. Local favorites Emma Thorpe May Corcoran Daniel Canty Charles McIntire Joseph Connell and James Allen appear. Dominick F Keegan oversees the event.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Frank Browne
Emma Thorpe
May Corcoran
Daniel Canty
Charles McIntire
Joseph Connell
James Allen
Dominick F. Keegan
Justice Truax appoints temporary receiver for Blackinton Co
Justice Truax of the Supreme Court appointed Theodore Howard as temporary receiver for the Blackinton Company woollen pods manufacturers on petition by William K. Pomeroy Arthur T. Sullivan Samuel G. Croft and Hdn W. Blackinton a majority of directors for voluntary dissolution. Petition states the corporation is solvent with merchandise facilities valued at 250598 and assets 622. The mill is at Blackinton Massachusetts and employs 300 workers.
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New York
De Reszke to Sing Monday Despite Illness
Jean de Reszke, the renowned tenor, is not seriously ill though he has a brisk bronchial trouble. His musician told Mr. Grau of the Metropolitan Opera Company that he will positively be able to appear Monday evening.
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Jean de Reszke
Grau
Metropolitan Opera Company
Cambridge janitors protest snow shoveling duty
In Cambridge city hall yesterday thirty five janitors faced the school house committee over alleged neglect of balismas. They argued the task was to blame for aging and requested the city provide men to shovel sidewalks while they would pay for the service.
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Cambridge School
Cambridge City Hall
Memorial service for Army nurses held in Huntington
The Army Nurse Association of Massachusetts held a memorial service at Legion of Honor Hall on Huntington Avenue yesterday afternoon. Rev. Edward A. Horton delivered an address and the Kate Belle Walton concert company provided suitable music for the occasion.
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Army Nurse Association of Massachusetts
Legion of Honor Hall
Huntington Avenue
Edward A. Horton
Kate Belle Walton
Boston Woman Honored in DAR Chapter Nominatingmeeting
A Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution meeting nominated Miss Helen M Winslow of Boston as state regent replacing retiring Miss Sara B Daggett who went abroad and declined reappointment. If Winslow consents her name will be sent to Washington for approval by Mrs Fairbanks.
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Massachusetts Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
M'les
Hingham
Sara B. Daggett
Erelyn Masury
Danvers
Helen M. Winslow
Boston
Ceneral Federation of Women’s Clubs
Miss Winslow
Washington
Fairbanks
Sunday Post Funny Paper Sample in Boston
The Sunday Post presents a black and white illustrated jokes page with two color pages. It features Katzenjammer Kids and Gus Dirk's Bugs along with Norman's Clever Work and other humor items.
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The
Sunday Post
Boston
Katzenjammer Kids
Gus Dirk
Norman
Separate maintenance suit settled in Fitchburg court
Judge Forbes denied the petition of Sarah A. Harrington for maintenance and custody, exonerated James L. Harrington of cruelty, and ordered $100 monthly support for herself and children during proceedings, with no further alimony after May 1. Final custody to be decided later. publicity allegedly harmed Harrington's business.
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Fitchburg
Forbes
Sarah A
James L. Harrington
Harrington
Captain Brophy to write book on wire department politics
Captain William Brophy, ex electrician of the wire department, is set to begin a monograph critiquing political influence in the department. He notes he objects to patronage and favors competency, and says Mayor Hart and Commissioner Lott influenced his removal. He suggests a forthcoming report may be kept private.
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William Brophy
Wire Department
Lott
Hart
Post
Peply
Brophy
Flood
Electrical Construction Department
Quincy
Peteevere
Captain Brophy
Commissioner Lott
Mr. Lott
Victory for the Castellanes Countess may draw full income
New York April 4 The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court dissolves the injunction in the Dittmar against Gould et al case trustees under Say Gould. The court rules the Countess de Castellane may receive her entire income rather than limited payments of 200000 dollars annually during the trial.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Anton J. Dittmar
George J. Gould
Say Gould
Justce Beach
Lasell Girls on a Cape Cod Lenten Tour
A group of Lasell Seminary students from Wellesley travel on an Easter recess trip to Washington and the Cape, sharing penances such as no hats and no sweets. Chaperoned by Professor Shepherd, the thirty girls plus one man will cover sites from Bunker Hill to the White House under a Dutch treat plan for expenses.
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Wellesley
Folly Cove
Cape Cod
Lanesville
Daily Papers
Collegians
Congressman Fitzgerald
Newton
Conry
East Boston
Lasell
Washington Monument
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Fair Collegians
Bunker Hill
White House
Washington, D .C
Shepherd W
Emerson Shoes Pioneers Direct Factory Sales to Consumers
The Emerson shoe line expands direct factory sales cutting middleman profits. With 32 Emerson stores including four in Boston, the Brockton factory sells only through these shops, offering $3.50 and $5 shoes. Managers like H Fletcher J A Jewell F A Smith and F H Tourtellott oversee elegant outlets in Boston areas such as Water Street Washington Street and Dewey Square.
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Emerson
B. Grover’ & Co
Emerson Shoe
Boston
R. B. Grover & Co
Brockton
R. B. Grover
J. Frank
Washington Street
J. A. Jewell
Dewey Square
Summer Street
F. A. Smith
F. H. Tourtellott
Court Streets
Emerson shoe advertised with cobbler trust slogan
The exterior of Dewey Square store showcases oak walls and an Emerson shoe promotion using the motto Honest All Through. Advertisers urge shoppers to ask the cobbler his opinion, claiming the leather throughout construction and solid oak sole prove the shoe’s superiority over cork filled backed models.
Women oppose blasting in West Somerville ledge dispute
Mrs Elizabeth Delory led a protest against Collins and Ham to blast ledges on Clarendon avenue Somerville near Lincoln School. She warned of dangers to homes and children and said a Carrie Nation style band could form to resist the work while contractors pledged bonds for potential damage.
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Elizabeth Delory
Collins & Ham
Clarendon Avenue
Somerville
Lincoln School
West Somerville
Carrie Nation Band
Ham
Passover Observances Held Across City Synagogues
Jewish communities celebrated Passover with ceremonies in all synagogues and at the temple. Rabbis led services as households observed the holiday, with leaders including S. Hirshberg and Cantor conducting rites and heating prayers for the festival.
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Libtarles Gna
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State Board of Arbitration
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M. G. McLaughlin
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Blackinton Mills
DE Reszke
Army Nurses’ Memorial Services
D. A
Abel
Will
Cape
Dr. Lyon
Gapttol
Sol Wey Museum
Finest
America
R.B. Grover & Co
Washington and Water Streets
Washington and Water Street
Sree
Carrie Nation
Somerville Ledge
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