Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertise Breath Cure
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver aid that purifies the system and relieves bad breath without calomel’s side effects. Purportedly created by Dr F M Edwards after seventeen years of practice, the vegetable formula is sold in 100 and 25 cent boxes by All druggists through The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio.
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The
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Columbus, O
Warner's Safe Remedies Advertises Diabetes Aid
An old advertisement from Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Rochester New York lists products including Safe Diabetes Remedy priced at 1 25, Safe Nervine at 50 cents and Safe Asthma Remedy 75 cents, plus Safe Pills 285. The ad identifies the company address Dept. 357 Rochester NY.
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Warner
Warner’s
Safe Remedies Co
Dept
Rochester
N. Y
Col Spaulding of Waltham Dies at 87
Colonel Charles H. Spaulding a longtime Waltham gas expert and Civil War veteran died at his home 487 Main Street aged 87. He organized a battalion of the Fifteenth Vermont Volunteers and later led the Sixth Vermont Regiment. He served as Waltham gas works superintendent and later as consulting engineer. He was active in Masonic orders and held Shriners and Knights Templar membership. he also served as Brookline selectman. Survived by three sons and two daughters.
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Waltham
Main Street
Spaulding
Fifteenth
Vermont Volunteers
Vermont Regiment
Knights Templar
Boston Shriners
Brookline
O Connor Donovan Wedding in Brookline
The Brookline wedding unites Mrs O Connor Donovan of Brookline with James O Connor of Moira NY yesterday. The ceremony was held in Brookline and attended by family and friends from local communities.
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O’connor-Donovan
Brookline
Miss Mary Donovan Weds James OConnor In Brookline Church
Miss Mary E Donovan daughter of Mr and Mrs Bartholomew Donovan of High street Brookline married James OConnor a Moira NY business man yesterday. The ceremony was at St Marys Church of the Assumption with Rev M T McManus officiating after a nuptial high mass.
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Mary E. Donovan
Bartholomew Donovan
High Street
Brookline
James O'Connor
Moira
N. Y
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
M. T. McManus
Trumbull Returns to Harvard After Appendectomy
Walter H. Trumbull Jr the first marshal of Harvard's senior class returned to campus after a two week absence for an appendectomy at Peabody Hospital He previously played varsity football and acted as captain during Charley Brickley’s absence due to surgery
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Harvard
Peabody Hospital
Trumbull
Charley Brickley
Ginger Pop Comic Teased as Next Sunday Post Feature
The note hints at further adventures for Ginger Pop with a new color comic. The Sunday Post promises a humorous panel in a bright palette for readers seeking light entertainment.
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Dolly Dip
Next Sunday Post
German Fleet of 68 Sighted in North Sea
Captain Scott commanding a Swedish freighter reports a German fleet of 68 vessels in the North Sea. His ship was held for papers but released after examination. Fleet included battleships to torpedo boats. exact date and location not announced.
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London
Scott
North Sea
Doran Consecrated as Bishop in Rhode Island Ceremony
Mer. Thomas F. Doran was consecrated titular bishop of Halicarnassus and auxiliary bishop of Providence at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. Bishops Harkins Walsh and Dowling assisted. The ceremony drew the largest church gathering in Rhode Island with many dignitaries and hundreds of priests.
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Providence
Mer
Thomas F. Doran
Halicarnassus
Matthew Harkins
Louis §. Walsh
Portland
Austin Dowling
Des Moines
P. L. Duffy
Charleston
8. C
SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral
Rhode Island
Dorchester Man Loses $30,000 Alienation Suit
Samuel V. Webber of Dorchester and formerly of Somerville failed to win a $30,000 suit against Allen Adams a Somerville druggist for alienation of his wife's affections. The Suffolk Superior Court jury rendered a verdict for the defendant after about a ninety minute deliberation in Judge Lawton's session.
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Samuel
Four Malden firemen hurt as truck overturns on street
Four Malden firefighters were injured when a loaned ladder truck overturned at Irving and Ferry streets. Hoseman Thomas F. Powell suffered a broken leg and severe cuts, with internal injuries feared. William H. Shanley had a fractured ankle and back injuries. The others, M. J. Mulloy and Michael Sullivan, had multiple cuts. The truck had been deemed unsafe in Medford and recently loaned to Malden.
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Medford
Malden Department
Irving and
Ferry Streets
Thomas F. Powell
Edgeworth
Malden Hospital
William H. Shanley
M. J. Mulloy
Michael Sullivan
Mulloy
Delay decision in pardon case in Maine
Governor and council postpone ruling until May 26 after hearing on Alice Pelletier of Presque Isle who is jailed one and a half to three years as an accessory before the fact in an illegal operation causing the death of Mildred Sullivan. No opposition voiced.
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Augusta
Alice Pelletier
Presque Isle
Mildred Sullivan
Houston
English remedy for catarrhal deafness touted in America
An old American notice promotes a home remedy claimed to cure catarrhal deafness and head noises. It describes an English method using Parmint dissolved in hot water with sugar, taken four times daily to reduce ear inflammation and restore hearing, asserting rapid, effective results.
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America
England
Hilton Clothing Store Opens in Boston at New Corner
Hilton de signing announces a new Boston store at Summer and Chauncy with cheaper prices due to lower rent. The ad extols Hilton suits for lasting shape and quality, urging readers to attend the May 1 opening and seek the Hilton label for genuine garments.
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Summer and Chauncy
Hilton
Boston
Summer and
Chauncy
Opening showcase of next fall menswear in Boston
Those attending the opening Saturday will see the latest men’s fashion not yet in other stores in Boston. The store is already displaying models for next fall and the windows are being dressed for the event.
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Boston
Hilton Suit and Top Coat Guarantee Statement
A historic guarantee from Hilton promises full money back if a purchase is unsatisfactory. The firm emphasizes in house design and sewing a label in every garment to assure style and skilled tailoring. It pledges to retain customer confidence and goodwill and to make every effort to satisfy wearers.
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Hilton
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