Stop Hay Fever Now Ascatco Advertisement Claims Relief
Advertisement promotes Ascatco as a quick remedy for hay fever and related symptoms. It promises relief from eye irritation runny nose and headaches with small doses at home. The text lists a long-standing benefit and offers a free sample from a New York laboratory with sale in Boston at Liggett’s and other druggists.
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Ascatco
Ascatco Aboratory
West 47Th St
Newark
Boston
Ligxett
Riker-Jaynes
Daughter Saved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy
Petersburg Virginia mother credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her daughter after two years of pain and weakness. The ad notes trials by physicians and urges other women with irregularities painful periods backache and related symptoms to try the remedy, citing letters of praise from across the country.
A Love Plot Unfolds In Harlem Letters 1919 Style
Lieutenant Harmon recounts romantic entanglements between G Everhard Carrington Tornado Eagan's sister and Mary Eagan in Harlem. A misread jealousy leads to a revelation of Mary's supposed future husband Jay and a claim of Mary's healing being pursued by a top surgeon. The tale blends humor with wartime sentiment as Harmon contemplates loyalty and love.
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Joe
Germany
Kaiser
Wilson
G. Everhard
Fin
O. Ki
Tornado Eagan
Europe
Mary Eagan
Jeanne
Just Like New Chapter Vit Letter From War Westerner
A postwar letter from a returning American notes language antics in France and comments on President Wilson’s absence from duties. The writer jokes about picky critics, laments not yet discharged, and predicts ongoing duty until the Kaiser is buried.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Joe
France
Niagara Falls
Pres
Wilson
Germany
Pres. Wilson
Willin
Packin
U. S
Pershing
Italy
Belgium
To be continued in tomorrow's Post
The note announces a continuing feature across daily and Sunday Post editions beginning tomorrow and continuing daily until the project is completed. It signals ongoing coverage without specifying details or dates.
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Tomorrow’s Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Fishermen threaten strike as arbiters near decision
Fishermen on strike refuse to return to their vessels until the final decision by the three arbitrators is announced. The session at the Federal building opened under Edward F. McClennen, chairman, but opposition emerged to resuming boat departures pending the award.
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Federal Building
Edward F. McClennen
The
United States
Fishermen Wrestle Over Arbitration Agreement Acceptance
Captain Pendleton challenged if fishermen would accept the signed arbitration pact as William H. Brown stated willingness to arbitrate. Judge Cutler and counsel kept proceedings open while several unions had signed the agreement and others awaited or declined to sign, with later replies expected.
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Cutler
Fishermen's Union
Pendleton
McClennen
Georges
Aritration Board
Captain Pendleton
William H. Brown
Fishermen’s Union
Bay State Fishing Company
Fishermen’s Union of the Atlantic
Boston Trawling Company
Commonwealth Fisheries Company
Marine Firemen’s Union
Masters, Mates and Pilots’ Association
Fish Handlers’ Union
Gorton Pew Fisheries Company
Vessel Owners’ Association of Gloucester
Boston Fish Pier Company
Fishing Masters’ Association
Gill Netters
Frederick
Brattleboro Woman Sues Father for $10,000 Alleging Assaults
Miss Carrie Dunton of Brattleboro sues her father John B. Dunton and two banks for $10,000 alleging repeated beatings and imprisonment starting Feb 10. She seeks a guardian and notes prior protective petitions as she accuses family members of assaults and abuse.
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Burlington
Carrie Dunton
Brattleboro Aga
John B. Dunton
Vermont National Bank
Vermont Savings Bank
Miss Dunton
Brattleboro
J. Frank Woodbury
Fight for Freedom in Cabral Case at Brockton Hospital
In Brockton on August 14 Attorney Joseph Mottau and former US District Attorney William H. Lewis began efforts to secure Raymond Cabral’s release from Taunton Infirmary Hospital. Cabral, a young Portuguese man, was committed after two doctors found him insane. police allege drunkenness and assault on Officer R A Pickering following a June 1 clash. The Portuguese consul in Boston is to investigate as the case heads to court.
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Brockton
Taunton Insance
Raymond Cabral
R. A. Pickering
Joseph Mottau
United States
William H. Lewis
Cabral
Ryah
Boston
Pickering
Brockton Hospital
Bartimeus Returns With A Forty Foot Setting
Bartimeus, famed for postwar navy life stories, offers a new tale in his series titled A Forty Foot Setting in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature promises familiar wartime textures and maritime detail likely to attract his readers.
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Bartimeus
Navy Life
Boston Sunday Post
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Petersburg
H. C. Witwer
Small, Maynard & Company (Inc
Harmon
Harlem
Mary
Edward Edison Harmon
P. S
Look &T
Dr Scholls
Slater’s Stores
Slater Stores
Washington St
Bromfield
Tremont St
Winter St
Tremont
LIGHT
Detroit
Girl
Mad House
Dr. Coldwell
W. B. Caldw
Washington St. Monticello
Ill
Birt
Dan
United States Grain Corporation
Indiana Line
Mississippi River
Cairo
Gulf
Illinois
Pacific Coast Territory
Grain Corporation
Broadway
New York
Klenzo
America
Exchaselia Rasab
Liggett Drug Stores
the Sage Drug Stores
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