Rise of the H. B. Humphrey Company Advertising Agency
The H. B. Humphrey Company expands to two redesigned floors at 227 Washington Street to support its national advertising business. The firm, 16 years old, handles writing design engraving printing and related services for newspapers magazines and other media. A key client spent $100,000 this year, with ongoing growth supported by a corps of advertising professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Humphrey Company
Washington Street
Newspaper Row
Boston
H. B. Humphrey
Rev Father Barry Installed as Doctor of Sacred Theology
The Rev Father Henry A. Barry, chaplain of the Carmelite Convent on Mt. Pleasant avenue Roxbury, was formally installed as Doctor of Sacred Theology by Archbishop Williams. The ceremony began at noon with the Archbishop presiding as clergy from the Cathedral attended. Cardinal Satolli presented Barry’s literary works to the Pope who offered benediction and praise for the doctor’s writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Barry
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Williams
Archbishop Williams
Dr. Barry
Cardinal Satolli
Barry
Father Barry
Holy Father
Hope of Saving Sunken Steamer Williamsport Abandoned
CHATHAM April 15 All hope of saving the steamer Williamsport sunk off Pollock Rip days ago has been abandoned the wreckers say it is unsafe to work on her given her position as the vessel sinks lower in the sands There cannot be any suit from the collision since the sunken steamer and the colliding barge involve similar owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Williamsport
Pollock
Shipping News Miniature Almanac April 16
Shipping notices record arrivals of steamers Cestrian Melbridge Dilly Navahoe Johnson Penobscot Pierce Thompson Godfrey and others from Britain to the Atlantic ports and boats from Buenos Ayres to Bangor and Gloucester with barges and lighter services. Cleared listings included multiple vessels for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cestrian
Thomas
Liverpool
Eng
Melbridge
Dilly
Progreso
Mer
Navahoe
Johnson
Brunswick
H. M. Whitney
Baker
New York
Penobscot
Pierce
Bangor
State of Maine
Thompson
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mabel Jordan
Belano
Buenos Ayres
Windsor Packet
Trahan
Ligsie Dyas
Boudreau
Belleveaux
N. 8
Ina
Hanselpacker
St. John
N. B
Olivia
Rawdin
Clementsrt
N. S
Julia Baker
Perkins
Eymouth
Elm
Faulkenburg
Uadel
Fannie F. Hall
Hutchies
Orland
Thel
Doane
Lynn
Mase
Tobyhanna
Hoboken
Major Grady Camp Dance Featured in East Boston
The Women’s Auxiliary to Major P. J. Grady Camp hosts a Friday evening ball at Lyceum Hall. Proceeds fund a relief fund for sick soldiers as East Boston businessmen generously respond to ticket requests.
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P. J. Grady
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Whole Fortune Food Tale From a Nurse Promotes Grape-Nuts
A trained nurse recounts chronic stomach distress eased by Grape-Nuts. She describes years of flatulence heartburn and bloating then notes improved health and a 20 pound gain after starting the cereal. The testimonial credits a Columbus visitor and the product with restoring wellbeing. Lucy N Richardson Logan Ohio.
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Columbus
Lucy N. Richardson
Logan
Ohio
Hub Brewery to Be Reorganized in Norfolk Plant Plan
Stockholders and creditors at a Tre Mont meeting voted 23 to 0 to reorganize the Hub Brewing Company. A new company would be formed with bonds totaling 150,000 dollars and a public subscription to open in 10 days. Chairman Francis Burke led the special counsel with no opposing vote as they plan to preserve trade and sell bonds to creditors and stockholders.
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Norfolk Avenue
Hub Brewing Company
Tremont
Francis Burke
Haffenreffer
Reed
Burke
Mr. Burke
John G. Munro
F. B. Lieberlich
Patrick Mullaney
Elizabeth O'Leary
Ellen Driscoll
Lena Shrump
Louis Heymann
Robert G. McClung
A. S Amrhein
Jeremiah J. Macnamara
Jacob Berninger
James I. Gleason
Fred McGrath
Vernon EB. Bradley
Fred Koeller
J. W. Spring
J. Hagerty
W. G. Newell
Thomas Arthur
W. H. Murphy & Co
Hermann J. Dierkes
J. H. Carney
Julius Pettis
Special Counsel
The New Osmo-Chemic Discovery Invades New England
The Osmo-Chemic physicians draw patients from across New England as crowds fill their offices daily. They invite incurable cases to begin treatment before April 30, offering a free big X-ray examination for early entrants, with praise from grateful patients and Dr. Geo F Shrady citing Roentgen ray value after Trendelenburg’s Berlin congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Geo. F. Shrady
Trendelenburg
Leipsic
Germany
Berlin
Asthma Sufferers Endorse Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Mrs G L Crocker of Cambridge and Mrs Malvina Gowette report relief after Osmo-Chemic treatment following years of bronchitis asthma and rheumatic issues. Crocker credits improved breathing and work capacity and Gowette notes arm relief and overall health gains after x ray examination and began treatment. Both urge others to try the therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Crocker
Malvina Gowette
Waterfront Dispatch Reports Ocean Freight and Vessels
Captain Maurice Powers arrives at the wharf with the Benjamin Phillips loaded with haddock and cod totaling tens of thousands of pounds from Brown's bank. Prices paid range from $1 to $1.70 per pound, with 16 trips bringing large quantities inland. other ship movements include Cunard Etruria, Saxonia schedules, and delays due to Lloyds recommendations. The Boston fleet faces temporary withdrawal affecting April May sailings while Lloyds completes inspections on the Timandra voyage to Buenos Ayres. The Devonian sails from Grand Junction docks carrying grain, cattle, horses, hay, beef, and provisions. A launch at Bath celebrates the Cora F. Cressey with a rose-ceremonial christening as John Gandler shipyard towboat is planned. additional sailings from Havana and Port de Paix reach Boston, and wool shipments from Buenos Ayres arrive at National docks. Apple shipments rise to 2,070 barrels with a season total near 793,000 barrels, and the Mabel Jordan arrives with wool cargo from Buenos Ayres in 63 days. The Lane– Landsman notes conclude.
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Maurice Powers
Benjamin Phillips
Haddock
Brown's Bank
Sheres Haddock
Charles Dola
Dolan
Agency
Cunard
Etruria
Xonta
Boston
New York
Saxonia
Timandra
Hunt's Ledge
Teddy Rocks
Nantasket Roads
Buenos Ayres
Dame
Lloyds
Murphy
William Sprague
Vesta
Ystic Wharf
Leyland Line
Devonian
George Muir
Plier.o
Grand Junction
Liverpool
Cora F. Cressey
Percy & Small
Bath
Myron D. Cressey
Kellegar Company
Themmercial Towboat Company
John Gandler
Havana
Urd
August Lefer
Port de Paix
Hayti
Carrie L. Smith
Irvine
A. B. Barteaux
Barkentine Reynard
National
Mabel Jordan
Eastern Railroad
Wilkie
Nellie
Belano
Maritime Provincial Club Dance in Odd Fellows Hall
The 10th annual social and dance of Boston’s Maritime Provincial Club will be hosted tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The club, oldest of its kind in the city, is renowned for well attended socials that are eagerly anticipated with pleasure.
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Maritime Provincial Club of
Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Marshfield
Ward 17
Amory Hall
Werren Street
John F. Horn
Thomas J. Keegan
Pope grants audience to Bourke Cockran of New York
In Rome on April 15 the Pope received Bourke Cockran of New York in audience.
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Rome
Bourke Cockran
New York
Cures That Will Live in History Osmo-Chemic Doctors
The article advertisesOsmo-Chemic doctors claiming to cure disease with a new discovery. It urges readers to consult friends and neighbors testimony and to investigate themselves at the doctors' offices.
Lively Meeting For Winthrop City Council Clashes Expected
Winthrop prepares for a Jubilee year town meeting next Monday evening with a 60th anniversary plan and a $2000 appropriation. The warrant lists 22 articles including a bid to rescind the late board’s election turnover on the Board of Selectmen and a possible claim against New England Chocolate Company over nuisance charges. Debates likely to adjourn repeatedly.
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Winthrop
Board of Selectmen
New England Chocolate Company
Cure Rheumatism with Dr Shoop Remedy
A promotion claims Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Cure can cure rheumatism at any stage after 2000 experiments. It offers six bottles with a $5.50 payment only if cured, otherwise the maker pays. No samples, mail a postal card for an order and a booklet. Mild cases may be cured in one or two bottles. At all druggists.
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Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Woman seeks relief after decade of arm pain
Mrs. Malvina Gonette of 51 Prescott Street West Medford Massachusetts endured ten years of severe left arm pain. She consulted multiple doctors and tried various remedies without relief before reading about Dr Plunkett and the endorsements from well known parties. She then decided to seek treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvina Gonette
Prescott St
West Medford
Mass
Dr. Plunkett
Elisha Admits Wife Murder After Razor Attack
James F Elisha a West End resident and Warren Coat Company worker faces arraignment after confessing to fatally slashing his French Canadian wife Jennie Elisha at 15 Phillips Street. The couple’s volatile marriage and prior ill treatment charges are noted amid a tense confrontation on the building stairs.
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West End
James F. Elisha
Phillips Street
Jennia de Long
Amsterdam
N. Y
Elisha
Warren Coat Company
Bonds
Mlisha
Tom Scott
Phillips Place
Anderson Street
Mabel Banka
Llisha
Fastest Chicago to California Return Air? 1926 Fare
Advertises $650 first class Chicago to California and return with sale from April 1926. Low rates from the Fastest on sale through June. Claims fastest time finest scenery new car and best equipment. Tickets and sleeping car reservations at Northwestern Line 368 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Washington Street
Boston
Fulfilled Every Promise from Osmo-Chemlo Doctors
Copeland of Thomaston Me testifies he suffered since army service and tried many remedies with no relief. After X-ray examination and treatment by Dr Plunkett he reports great improvement and expects full cure, saying Osmo-Chemlo doctors fulfilled their promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Boston
Osmo Chemia doctors cure long standing catarrh
Fred Burnham of 5 Locust Terrace Cambridge Massachusetts recounts severe catarrh and stomach trouble lasting years He tried many remedies and doctors without relief before consulting Dr Pirket and undergoing X ray based treatment He reports steady improvement and hopes for a permanent cure after more sessions praising Osmo Chemia doctors for his recovery
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Fred Burnham
Locust Terrace
Cambridge
Maes
Pivrkett
Distance Patients Urged to Describe Symptoms for Free Advice
Persons living at a distance are requested to write describing symptoms of their case in detail, and Doctor Plunkett will forward literature and give advice free of charge.
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H. B. Humphrey CO
Rere Walaa
White Dental
Washgton Street
R. H. White Co
Oxford
Branc
H. G
Bee
Whetzel
Frank Whetzel
American Express
Department
Chicago
Ill
Stobe Wernicke
Federal ST
Flowers
Tremont Street
Caer Roxbury
Bartholomew
Eotrich
Enney
Petal
Ean
Tygreet
Rae
Gorrices dl Gt Prandie de Bales
Vernon Street
Sete
Revenian & Gr
Sydney
Frances A. Rice
Zargouth
Donanelle
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mapierre
Philadelphia
John Kfolk
Jacob M. Haskell
Admiral Farragut
Port Antonio
Jam
Ton
Yarmout
Juniata
Hosen
Geo H. Ames
Premawigs
Oakley C. Curtis
Ceti Thomas
Garlan
Wolfville
Oriva
Stewart i Br
Indsor
N. T
Valley Forge
Trevorton
Walthaw
Fall River
Mmlly
Brooklyn
Lgnn
Bayonne
Falueing
Bonar
Buffalo
Nantasket
Ises
Major Grady
HUB Brewery
Pioneer St
Plunkett
Arthur White
Main St
Cambridgeport
Maritime Provincial Club
Cockran
Dis
Express Steamship Service
San Francisco
Seattle
Shawmut
Pass
Spatiadelphiia 8. Co
Mans
Orlantio & Me FO ‘Co
Chestnut St
Mphwiadelphila
Penn
Wiee
Jennie Elisha
James Elisha
H. Ames
M. D
Masa. Ave
Huntington Ave
California
J. L. Plunkett
J. P. Naughton
M.D
Colonial Bulding
Boylston St
Cohen & Gatty
Popular Takors
Court Street
Marshfield Outing Club
Boylston Street
Poston
Albert A. Wilson
Fellow Street
EASA
Salem Et
Harrison Ave
Lowell St
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