Granite State Acts to Preserve Notch Forests in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Senate approved a House bill to purchase Crownd Notch forests to preserve the trees along the Crawford Path in the White Mountains. Governor Bass now considers the measure. The Senate also approved a new auto statute with license fees tied to horsepower.
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Soncord
N. H
White Mountains
New Impshire
Senate
Robert P. Bass
Lumjymen
Doctor claims weight loss method cuts fat without drugs
Dr F Turner of Philadelphia once weighed 254 pounds with a 45 inch waist and 17% collar. He says he lost 100 pounds using a new home practice that requires no medicine, exercise or drastic diets. Turner promotes a booklet sent for a two cent stamp from Syracuse New York.
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F. Turner
Philadelphia
Turner
Clark
Syracuse
N. Y
New Numbers Roll Out For Phone Dialing Change
The Telephone Company plans abandoning L as a party line label and may use W. On two party lines LL and MM are current. Four party lines add R and J. W would be more distinctive but could confuse number pronunciation. After May 1 operators will learn the new numeral method before W is fully adopted.
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Bell Companies
Lin
Boston
Uncle Joe Roasted Man and Gained His Praise
Sidney Anderson of Minnesota, a former insurgent who defeated Jim Tawney in the primaries and carried his district in November, praises Speaker Cannon after a roll call. He recalls jokingly misnaming Cannon and says he admires the “good old man” and wants to become better acquainted.
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Washington
Sidney Anderson
Minnesota
Jim’ Tawney
Joe’ Cannon
Mr. Anderson
Cannon
Anderson
Cooper
Wisconsin
Pinhead
Joe
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Michigan Mother
Mrs J G Johnson of Scottville Michigan writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash saved her health after years of farm work and child care. She says the remedy keeps her from backache and bearing down pains and has helped her daughter with painful periods and irregularity.
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Scottville
Mich
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
J.G. Johnson
R.F.D
Rate Raise legalized by House vote on B and M bill
Concord New Hampshire April 6 A reported understanding that the Boston and Maine railroad would not contest the provisions of the bill legalizing until July 1 1913 existing railroad rates led the House to pass the measure today by a vote of 229 to 27
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Concord
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
House of Representatives
New Hampshire House Advances Railroad Rate Bill and Gretna Greens Remedy
Supporters expect state and Boston & Maine differences to end via a Public Service Commission review after July 1 1918. The measure sanctions current rates, allows rebates for excessive charges, and limits railroad appeals while funding the investigation with 10000 dollars. The House also passed an employers liability bill and stricter child labor enforcement with protest from border towns urging five days notice before marriage licenses to curb Gretna Greens.
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Boston & Maine
Senate
House
Public Service Commissions
Public Service Commission
Special Committee
Nashua
Portsmouth
Gretna Greens
New Hampshire
Service Held At Church For Italian Catholics
Last week a service was held at the church for Italian Catholics with attendance far exceeding previous similar events. Adults were led in exercises by Rev. Vittorio Gregori, pastor of the Sacred Church.
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Vittorio Gregori
The
Maid Charged With Larceny In Roxbury Household
Margaret Harrington an 18 year old maid employed by Mrs Mary Alman of 97 Brunswick Street Roxbury was arrested yesterday afternoon on charges of larceny from her employer Police found a diamond ring valued at 100 a stick pin 15 24 handkerchiefs worth 6 a silk muffler 150 and 2 in cash all allegedly taken from various families since her arrival in the city last May She refused to name her former employers
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Margaret Harrington
Mary Alman
Brunswick Street
Roxbury
Clergyman's Son Cured of Tuberculosis by Eckman's Alterative
A pastor testifies his son recovered from La Grippe that developed into tuberculosis after taking Eckman's Alterative. The boy gained to 155 pounds and is now healthy. Endorsements from the Reverend J. J. Cowles accompany the claim. The ad cites bronchitis and lung ailments treated by Eckman's Alterative sold by Riker Jaynes, Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept, and other druggists.
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Eckman
Amenia
N. Y
E. Ta. Cowles
J. J. Cowles
Presbyterian Church
Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Gavel Presented to Speaker Clark by Missouri Constituents
The House paused to receive a gift gavel for Speaker Clark from Ralls County Missouri. It is carved from the apron log of the first grist mill built north of the Missouri River in 1817 by Enoch Matson of Pike County.
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Washington
Clark
Ralls County
Missouri
Missouri River
Enoch Matson
Pike County
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