Munyon Pile Ointment Aimed at Quick Relief
A historic notice touts Munyon's Pile Ointment promising rapid relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles with claims of soothing effects and fast action.
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Munyon
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1922
Page
8
Low aerials replace high masts in European radio link
At RCA Chatham station engineers dismantled 150 plus foot masts in favor of pole antennae under 30 feet high. Two wire lines on telegraph poles hear European stations from Germany to Norway, with eight mile long pole antennas reaching out to South Dennis.
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Radio Corporation of America
Chatham
Germany
France
Norway
England
South Dennis
John Cowden
Cowden
Chatham Station
Gibraltar
Chathan
New England Radio
Marion
Radio Corporation
New York
Europe
Broad Street
Keep White Clothes From Turning Grey With Rinso
The source explains that incomplete rinsing leaves grey particles from many soaps. Rinso dissolves completely, allowing thorough rinsing and less rubbing. It claims Rinso soaks out most dirt, leaving clothes snowy white.
Bernard seeks share of Dardanella profits in court
Felix Bernard the rag time pianist and author of Dardanella testified in New York Supreme Court that he should have about 50 000 in profits from the song rather than the 190 he signed away He alleges the bill of sale to McCarthy and Fisher Inc should be set aside and the publishers should account for royalties Bernard says Johnny S Rilack helped write the lyrics and that he later learned the song became a hit earning potentially 300 000 in profits
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New York
N. Y
Felix Bernard
Supreme Court
Bernard
McCarthy
Fisher, Inc
Johnny S. Rilack
Car Trailer Jumps Rails Delays Somerville Commuters
A trailer on an inbound car jumped the rails on Broadway near Franklin Street, Somerville, at 5:40 PM injuring a woman passenger, Doris Conyers of Charlestown. She was taken to Somerville Hospital with a knee injury as thousands were delayed amid heat and crowding at the station.
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Somerville
Medford
Broadway
Franklin Street
Doris Conyers
Sullivan Street
Charlestown
Roses Delivered to Justice Pierce by Ulmer Fleet
Testimony before a legislative committee shows two former employees delivering long stemmed roses weekly to Justice Edward P. Pierce between 1917 and 1920 from the Waban Conservatories of Natick. They also handled vegetables and firewood as part of Ulmer's involvement with Henry Woods Sons.
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Brookline
Edward P. Pierce
Supreme Judicial Court
Waban Rose’ Conservatories
Natick
Arthur Ranney
Charles J. Jordan
Henry Woods Sons
Justice Pierce
Jordan
Parker
George W. Mayberry
Pierce
Ranney
George M. Poland
Loring P. Jordan
Wakefield
Law Partners
W. Edwin Ulmer
Waban Conservatories
Henry Woods Sons Company
Natick and Wellesley
Stoneholme
Garrison Road
Ulmer
Pleasant Street
Ulmer Trial: Mrs Hand Testifies on Certificate Admittance
Mrs Mary Hand of Carver street Boston testified in the Superior Criminal Court that attorney W E Ulmer admitted the certificate of condition he signed was not right but claimed influence with the commissioner of corporations and advice from a Supreme Court justice. Ulmer faces trial on related charges.
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Ulmer
Charles 8. Hill
Pierce
Poland
Edmund M. Wood
John F. Cronin
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk County
Woods
Mayberry
Chester G. Clarke
Boston
Hand
Wood
Justice Braley
Supreme Court
Ing
Commissioner of Corporations
Henry Wood Sons Company
William Lee George
Fosdick
Trim
Mr. Ulmer
Mr. Caro
Mary
Carver Street
Edmund Wood
Superior Criminal Court
W. Eadwin Ulmer
Nourish and enrich your blood with Father John's Medicine
An advertisement urges spring readers to take Father John's Medicine to enrich their blood and improve health during the season. The message emphasizes vitality and restoration through the tonic.
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Father John
Ice-mint Japanese foot remedy promises painless corn relief
A new discovery from a Japanese product touts Ice-mint as a wonder for swollen feet. It claims to draw out inflammation, shrink corns, and lift them off without pain, while cooling and soothing the skin. It warns against blood poisoning from old salves and notes low cost and popularity with women who wear heels.
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House of Lewis
Edwin C. Lewis, Inc
Federal ST
The
Legislative Committee
Mr. Clarke
Clarke
Braley
Worcester
Jones
Worcester Fire Department
Chandler S
Chandler Motors
N. E., Inc
Beacon St
Back Bay
Chandler Motor Car Co
Price F
B. Factory
Cleveland
la Touraine
la Touraine Coffee
W.S. Quinby CO
Chicago
the Bean
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