Local Pharmacy Listings in Dorchester Allston Arlington and Brookline
Directory of drugstores and suppliers with addresses across Dorchester Allston Arlington and Brookline. Includes Bird's Pharmacy Cunningham Drug Co Hubbard Lynch Co Minon McDermott and others with street locations on Cambridge Mass Ave Warren St Dorchester Ave Beacon St and Massachusetts Ave.
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E. Adams & Co
Tremont St
Coleman
Donovan
Columbus Ave
W. Newton St
City Hall
School St. Copley Square
Huntington Ave
Hubbell
McGowan
Cor
Massachusetts& Huntington Aves
W. Newton
Washington Sts
Klein’s Pharmacy
Walker-Rintel’s, Inc
Boylston St
Walker-Rintel’s Co
Arac& Co
Bird’s Pharmacy
Massachusetts Ave
A. Cunningham Drug Co
Cambridge St
L. E. Hubbard
A. E. Lynch ® Co
Hampshire St
Cambridge St. John Minon
T. A. Bishop
Dorchester Ave
Harring
Teele
Harvard St
K. J. Hart & Co
Savin Hill
Dorchester
W. McDermott
Dorchester Starren Pharmacy
Warren St
Allston
Staples
Touse
Washington Ave
Brighton Ave
Harvey D. Watson Co
Cambridge St. Arlington
C. W. Grossmith
Mystic
Charlestown
Downey
McCormick
Thompson Square
Stewart
Salisbury
Chelsea St
Chelsea
C. W. Freeman
Broadway
Frost Pharmacy
E. W. Hodgdon
Washington St
W. A. Perkins
Dedham
H. L. Wardle
High St
Boston
Clark
Mahoney
Saratoga St
Prescott St
C. H. Packard
Meverick St
Central Square
E. Milton
John J. Hammer
Ph.g
Adams St
Kyo Ty Hills
J. M. O’brien
Hyde Park
Thomas F. Fallon
W. River St
Jamaica Plains
F. F. Ernst
Lamartine St
Smith W . Perry
Green St
Curiosities in News of Yesterday Highlight Brain Growth Claims
Baltimore April 26 Dr Herbert S Jennings, scientist and trainer of star fishes, says aquatic life brains develop with need and the stentor fish shows flexible problem solving. He suggests human brain origins may arise from similar germs. The piece notes a March 1 law allowing execution only by electricity.
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Baltimore
Herbert S. Jennings
Jennings
New Jersey Adopts Electrocution Death Penalty Plan
Governor Stakes signs a bill creating a state execution by electric chair. A death chamber will be built on the Arsenal grounds beside Trenton prison, modeled on Sing Sing's death room with a covered passage from the prison. The act establishes the new method and facilities.
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Trenton
N. J
Stakes
State Arsenal
Trenton Prison
Sing Sing
First craps win nets fined prisoner relief
In New York on April 26 a Black youth Thomas Dawson was fined one dollar for drunkenness. He paid the fine from a pocketful of nickels and pennies totaling $1.40 claiming he had stung fellow prisoners for the extra 40 cents.
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New York
Thomas Dawson
Thomas
Dawson
West Side
Burlington limits conductors to clean shaven rule
Omaha Neb April 26 the Burlington road posts a rule requiring every conductor on the system to be clean shaven. Maidens and wives who favor kissable mustaches or bearded men are left with limited options as the policy enforces facial hair removal.
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Omaha
Neb
Burlington Road
Rail workers face policy shift easing appearance rules
Until May 1 the policy offers a period to enjoy the pleasure of smooth faces among railroad men. after that time, smooth faces will become the rule.
Not Exactly Elope. Pair Jailed in Livery Theft Case
Burt W. Ulmer and Mrs. George Wilson of Easton were jailed in Northampton County on charges they took livery teams from Bethlehem and Lambertville and sold one rig for 100 dollars in Wind Gap. They were caught while driving away in a hired team with Wilson’s young daughter present.
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Easton
Penn
Bethlehem
Lambertville
N. J
Burt W. Ulmer
George Wilson
Northampton County
Johnson
Peter Heath
Heath
Ulmer
Drought in Kansas Pushes Wheat Prices Up
Chicago April 26 Bulls pushed wheat futures higher as Kansas drought continued. July delivery rose about 2 cents, closing with a gain of 17 8 to 2 ants, while corn rose 1 8 to 1 4, oats 3 8 to 1 2, and provisions up 10 to 171 2.
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Chicago
Kansas
Traction fight looms over interurban law in Massachusetts
A heated Senate battle centers on an amendment to the interurban law affecting electric railways. Backed by abutters seeking damages, the Jenney amendment faces railroad opposition, with the bill likely to move to third reading next week.
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Senate
State House
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Jenney
Hyde Park
Senate Committee
Electric Railroad
Boston
Providence
New Haven
New York Central
Two Railroad Presidents Speak At Springfield Hearing
At a Springfield hearing two railroad chiefs faced the committee on railroads. Charles S. Mellen of the New Haven and Cornelius N. Bliss of the Boston and Albany outlined views on altering tracks on parkway land. Both warned the plan could harm Albany's growth and insisted the New Haven did not seek Albany property.
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Committee On Railroads
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven
Cornelius N. Bliss
Boston & Albany
Springfield
Albany
Mellen
Mr. Bliss
Mr. Mellen
Bliss
van Batten
New York Central
Bill
One Bromine Quinine Laxative Cold Tablet Ad
A fragment notes a remedy named Bromo Quinine as a laxative with a white package design and black and red lettering bearing E. W. Grove’s signature.
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E. W. Grove
Postmaster Hibbard’s Boston Beauty Card Puzzle
A souvenir postal card addressed to the prettiest girl in Boston is at the Boston post office. Postmaster Hibbard invites any eligible woman to apply in person between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to prove her claim, noting his taste for Titian hair and Venus de Milo shape. The sender’s name remains private, while clerks react with gossip as the postmaster considers eligible applicants. The piece ends with a second item about a deed theft in Cambridge.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Mass
Venus de Milo
Paris
Venus
Confusion Over Initials In Hale Conviction Case
A notice clarifies that Edward B. Hale, the attorney convicted, is not the Honorable Edward B. Hale, addressing a misidentification due to similar initials and setting the record straight for the court case.
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Edward B. Hale
Dyspeplets Sugar Coated Tablets Advertised
A vintage medical ad touts Dyspeplets as sugar coated tablets to relieve sour stomach heartburn nausea and indigestion. The product is described as aluminum benbon niere packaging and priced at 10 cents through druggists, with G I Hood Co of Lowell Massachusetts listed as a contact.
Relatives Sought for Deceased Frank K. Hackett
Managers of Youngs Hotel seek the relatives of Frank K Hackett formerly employed there who died at Witter Springs California. He is said to have a sister near Boston whose exact location is unknown. Hackett left the hotel years ago for a position in Witter Springs. His trunk contained letters showing a Boston area residence.
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Young’s Hotel
Frank K. Hackett
Witter Springs
Cal
Hackett
Young's
Watter Springs
Boston
Young's Hotel
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U.S
Eyea
Pntag
Havana
Cuba
Stirling Castle
EL Solano
Yankee Consul
Revee
Lord Carver
Boston Drug Stores
National Cigar Stands Company
Cambridge
Noose
New Jersey
Shaw
Boston Elevated
Elevated
R. R
Postmaster Hibbard
Edwin B. Hale
Jamaica Plain
G. I. Hood CO
Lowell, Mass
W.&a. Bacon
Yale Lock
Yale
Yale & Towne
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co
Bellville
Monogram Knapp
A. B. Currier Co
Washington & Eliot Sts
New England Mutual Life Insurance Cenent
Charles W. Flood
Home Office
Milk St
Albert H. Curtis
Federal St
Diamonds
Ilverware Suffolk
Aew
Pply CO
Joseph Grady
Sun
Tel. Rox
Frederic J. Crosby
Embal
Wash
Harvard Dental CO
Holmes
Court St
Opp
Bowdoin Sq Theatre
Bianco
Orient Heights
Jennie
Lawrence
Carolina Bianco
Gladstone Street
St. Lazarus Church
Leyden Street
Cohen
Beals Street
Brook- Ine
Manny Cohen
Simon Cohen
Wakefield
Cemetery Chapel
North Union Station
Kelly
Roxbury
James F
John
Katherine Kelly
Norfolk Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
Catherine Murphy
Dickens St
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House
Magnus
Andrew A. Magnus
Shurtleff Street
Ware
Brookline
Moses Everett Ware
Forest Hilla Chapel
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