Old Dorchester Settler John Mulaney Dies at 105 Clarkson
John F. Mulaney, an early Dorchester settler and fruit and produce dealer, died after a lingering illness at his home on 105 Clarkson Street. Survived by widow Margaret and several children, his funeral will be at 9 am at St. Peter's Church on Meeting House Hill.
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John F. Mulaney
Dorchester
Clarkson Street
Mr. Mulaney
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Mulaney
Lyceum
Mather School
Peter Rowan
Home Beautiful Ex features top music in Grand Hall
In Mechanics building yesterday afternoon and evening the Home Beautiful Ex showcased high class entertainment. The Grand Hall program was especially enjoyable with 110 members of the Philharmonic Choir of Salem contributing vocal and instrumental music.
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Mechanics’ Building
Grand Hall
Philharmonic Choir of
Salem
Grand Hall wedding feature draws record crowd and exhibits
A large crowd attends a major event in Grand Hall featuring a wedding, exhibits, and a busy lecture hall with home making experts. Hathaway's bread explains daily production of 35 tons of flour and 200 loaves cut for sandwiches while the Downes Lumber display and Frederick J. Gow ing showcase home plans and a $11 000 six room house.
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Grand Hall
Chester I. Campbell
Hathaway
Hathaway Booth
Henry Bolton Peeks
Greater Boston Mortgage Company
Downes Lumber Company
Frederick Jf. Gowing
Illustrated Lecture On The Battlefields Of France
Walter A. Robinson, chairman of the memorial commission for Massachusetts dead abroad, will present an illustrated lecture at the Boston Normal School next Wednesday evening. The event marks the spring meeting of the Boston Normal School Association with performances by the school's musical club under Grant Drake.
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France
Boston Normal School
Walter A. Robinson
Massachusetts
Boston Normal School Association
Grant Drake
Depositors to Seek Interview With Governor Cox
A large meeting of about 2000 commercial depositors of the Prudential Trust Company at the Elks Club in Somerset Street authorized the depositors' protective committee to request an interview with Governor Cox. They urged dividends and changes in law to empower directors and holders to claim payments. Mrs. John J. Dixon backed the view and read letters from depositors noting funds tied up and tax burdens from unrecoverable deposits.
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Francis M. Doyle
Mrr. Doyle
Joseph E. Doherty
John J. Dixon
John J. Riley
Kaufman Breger
W. A. Hastings
Supreme Court
Allen
Commercial Department
Savings Department
State House
John E. Hennigan
Daniel T. O’connell
Prudential Trust Company
Sioner
O’connell
Olive Tablets advertise relief for bad breath
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that cleanses the system like calomel without after effects. It claims quick breath relief, notes olive color tablets mixed with olive oil, and prices 15c and 80c for nightly use over a week.
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Br . M. Edwards
Mayor Hylan proposes renaming Herald Square Roosevelt Square
New York Mayor Hylan asks the Board of Aldermen to rename Herald Square at Broadway Thirty fourth Street and Sixth Avenue Roosevelt Square to honor former President Roosevelt. He urges quick approval to prepare dedicatory exercises on October 27 the colonel's sixty third birthday anniversary.
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New York
Hylan
Herald Square
Broadway
Thirty-fourth Street
Sixth Avenue
Roosevelt Square
Musterole Ad Promises Blister Free Relief
An old fashioned mustard plaster ad touts Musterole as a clean white ointment made with oil of mustard that relieves sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back joint pains sprains bruises chilblains frostbite and chest colds with no blister. 35c 65c jars hospital size 3 dollars.
Pershing Named Head of War Staff for Potential War
General Pershing will head a skeletonized general headquarters to direct field operations in time of war. Secretary Weeks announced the new war staff will handle strategy and tactics, while in peace it will not interfere with the army's general staff.
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Washington
General Pershing
Weeks
Army
Doctor Keenan Appointed Temporary Medical Inspector
Dr. James A. Keenan of Roxbury was appointed yesterday by Mayor Peters to serve as temporary medical inspector in the health department through June 26. He replaces Dr. Gaetano Paine, who is on leave due to ill health.
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James A. Keenan
Rocksville Park
Roxbury
Peters
Health Department
Gaetano Paine
Peterson's Ointment Promises Pimple Removal
A druggists endorsed ad touts Peterson's Ointment as a one cent remedy that banishes pimples and skin eruptions with guaranteed results or money back. Endorsing quotes from Dr W Burg of Erie claim eczema relief after 25 years. Product backed by Peterson Ointment Co Inc Buffalo New York.
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Peterson
America
W. Burg
Erie
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Buffalo
Ew York
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Andy — Gosh
Hey Fellah
Andy
Converse
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Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoe Co
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Selle
THE
WAR Department
Osnaburg
Brooklyn
Hicago
Atlanta
San Francisco
Quartermaster Supply
Mediate
Atlanta, Ga
Candler
San Antonio
Texas
California
N. Y
Chicago
Ill
Office of the Quartermaster General
Washington, D. C
Gwendoline
Handley
Atty. O’connell
Bank Commis
Cox
Prudential
Roosevelt
Pershing
F. C. Philips
London
Looking Glass
Mr. Philips
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Keenan
R. T. French Company
R. T. French
Rochester
Made
Kern
Seltzer
ounCc
Size & R
Ude
Orlick
Hind
Riker
Deodor
Melli
Ujol
Esinol Soap
Rexall
Hepatica Oadbury
Opeka
Riker’s Senafig
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and
Hudson Streets
Buffalo, N. Y
Liggett
Ilasol
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