Plant Juice touted as stomach remedy with Boston testimonies
An advertisement promotes Plant Juice as a herbal stomach remedy claiming rapid relief for stomach liver and kidney troubles. It cites Mrs Eunice Dawes of Cambridge and other local testimonials and notes the product is sold at Houghton and Dutton Drug Department. The piece also covers a fundraising event at Braves Field for the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association with Colonel Hayes and Rexall convention activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Dawes
Hancock Street
Cambridge
Boston
Houghton & Dutton
Fireworks Display at Braves Field Endorsed by Governor
Governor McCall approved a fireworks show at Braves Field scheduled for tomorrow night to benefit the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association. He urged Boston and the state to attend for an entertaining event that supports soldiers' dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis K. Liggett
United Drug Company
Braves Field
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Volunteer Aid Association
Samuel W. M
Liggett Drug
Jordan Marsh Company
Filenes
Herrick
McCall
Boston
Rexall Convention Draws 8000 Stockholders to Boston
Boston will host the 14th annual Rexall convention with 8000 stockholders from the United States and Canada arriving for sessions at Symphony Hall starting this morning and a closing frolic at Copley Plaza Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Drug Company
United States
Canada
Rexall
Symphony Hall
Copley Plaza
Two Students Wish To Return By T. E. Hedlund
In Columbus New Mexico Aug 21 only two of the Sec ond Regiment plan to return to studies this fall. Of 19 mounted scouts 15 intend to enter college in September. A regiment census shows just two men seeking discharge to return east for college opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
N. M
Border Service
Mounted Scout Service
No Pay for Bay State Artillery Sparks Fracas
Weather fair in El Paso Texas where the Massachusetts Artillery Regiment faces July pay delays. Officials say funds are exhausted and no pay will be issued until after Congress completes wrangling over the army appropriation bill affecting multiple regiments including the Eighth and several Pennsylvania units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Massachusetts Artillery
Eighth
Congress
Massachusetts Army Pay Standoff and Texas Patrol Report
Massachusetts artillerymen complain of starvation pay as Colonel Sherburne seeks emergency funding from Senator Weeks while Eight Regiment troops move from Camp Cotton Texas storms cause debris cleanup. Cadet Pond earns lieutenant rank. Captain Morse loses weight on the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
John H. Sherburne
Sherburne
United States
John W. Weeks
Congress
Bay State Cavalry
Logan
Clint
Fabens
Texas
Eighth Regiment
Michigan
Camp Cotton
Cotton
Boy Struck By Auto In Arlington
Six year old Cornelius Cadogan of 1011 Massachusetts avenue Arlington is in serious condition at Arlington Symmes Hospital after being struck by a southbound car near Walnut street yesterday. The car owned by Harry S. Kelsey of Lexington and driven by John Blunt of Winchester caught fire in Boston later. Kelsey had a Lexington stable burn last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Cadogan
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Arlington Symmes Hospital
Harry S. Kelsey
Lexington
Boston
Walnut Street
Kelsey
Bromfield Street
Boston Elevated Conductor Attacked by Mob Before Planned Wedding
Harold Trim, longtime operator of the Boston Elevated night car, was assaulted on his Adams Square platform shortly after 1 am by an organized mob. He will be out of work for over a week but escaped serious injury as patrons showered him with paper bombs containing harmless rice and confetti. Trim planned a quiet wedding tomorrow to Miss Alice C. Wilson of Malden and a two week Maine honeymoon, but the event was revealed to guests and he will wed tomorrow afternoon at the bride's mother’s home in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Louis K. Liggett
Lexington
Concord
Paul Revere
John McCormack
Connecticut
Harvard
Radcliffe
Cambridge
Braves Field
DeLloyd Thompson
Plymouth
Boston
Norumbega Park
Auburndale
Rexall
Copley Plaza
Harold BE. Trim
Adams Square
Malden
Medford
Somerville
Sullivan Square
Trim
Alice C. Wilson
Maine
Jennie M. Wilson
Judson Street
Belmont Hill
Dudley Street
Waterfront Calendar for Aug 22 Tides and celestial events
Waterfront calendar lists tides and celestial data for August 22 with morning tides at 7 feet and evening at 8 feet. It notes the 235th day of the year, 753rd day of war, 31 days left of summer, and references full moons on Sept 11 and Oct 11 with Mars as the evening star and Venus Jupiter and Saturn as morning stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Shipping News: Fleet of Steamers and Barges in Transit
A lengthy listing details numerous steamers, schooners, tugs, and towing barges sailing or moving between ports such as New York, Philadelphia, Portland, Gloucester, Boston, Newport News, and Bangor. Notable vessels include Prince Arthur, Governor Dingley, City of Washington, and Annie H. Smith with multiple barges like Chemung, Pennypack, Yardley, and Buck Ridge under various consignments. The message catalogs operators, destinations, and assignments across coastwise routes and inland ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timon
Nickerson
Port Simon
Co. R
Bella
Lawson
Baracoa
Cuba
City of Atlanta
Garfield
Savannah
Juniata
James
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Everett
Giles
Bunker Hill
Decker
New York
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of Bangor
Hathorne
Bath
Ransom B. Fuller
Strout
Portland
Cape Ann
Thompson
Gloucester
Mary
Plymouth
Hansen
Port Johnson
Lynn
Cone Olsen
Philadelphia
Yardley
Pickering
Biddeford
Logan
International
McGoldrick
Treesport
Pennypack
Newburyport
Buck Ridge
M. E. Luckenback
Partridge
City of Washington
Annie H. Smith
Jamestown
Standard Ill
Magan
T. Co
Wyoming
Clark
Perth Amboy
Taylor
Krumm
Pequest
Hatteras
Calvert
Alberg
Chemung
Portsmouth
J. B. King & Co
Charles T. Gallagher
Pierce
Sandwich
Northern
Charles P. Greenough
Natty
Salem
Newport
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
Dingley
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Howard
Suffolk
Eliza Levensaler
Thomaston
Fannie F. Hall
Ipswich
Western
McCarthy
Boston
Sewalls Point
Providence
Hattie
Lamberts Point
Juno
Annie
Beverly
Clincher
Sadie Ross
Sharon
E. L. Pillsbury
Leesport
Conestoga
Biddeford International
Petrel
Albany
Hawthorne
Troy
Undercliffe
Channing
Scituate
Worcester Painter Hurt in 10 Foot Fall
William Wheeler aged 30 with a family at 76 Chandler Street Worcester was taken to City Hospital after a 10 foot fall while painting railroad property at Trinity Place sustaining injuries to his arm and side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wheeler
Chandler Street
Worcester
Trinity Place
Auto Smash In Mountains Injures Two In New Hampshire
In New Hampshire two people were seriously hurt when a car collision occurred two miles east of Lancaster while returning from the Mt. Washington Hotel. Gustavo DeBustaminte and his mother were among the injured as the party rode along a steep grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretton Woods
N. H
Gustavo DeBustaminte
Lancaster
Mt. Washington
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Hancock St
Association
Kilby Street
Wilson
First Corps
W. H. Estey
Mme
Grace Hamlin
First Corp
de Lloyd Thompson
America
Hotel Lenox
Victoria
Col. Hayes
Hayes
Harold E. Green
Frederick Locke
Albert J. Munroe
Locke
Green
Mexico
Army Engineers
Rexall Convention
T. E. Hedlund
Tiatt
BAY State Artillery
Edward J. Dunn
Hoyt
Joe L. Goldthwaite
Goldthwaite
Bay State
Harry J. Pond
William Henderson
Weston
Pond
23Rd Infantry
Charles S. Morse
Haverhill
Morse
Framingham
Dean
Rhode Island Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Gasper Bacon
Robert Baccon
Winthrop Mandell
William Homans
Choate
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Mandell
Homans
Georgia
Little Fannie
Bonita
Bi Fs Macomber
R. H. Wilcox
Leander Wilcox
A. F. Sewalil
Nashewena
F. P. Willard
Bessie
Thelma
Crowell
Metropolitan Line
Herman Winter
Pollock Rip
Grigorius Zlatanos
Macris
Piraeus
Athens
Greece
Costa Rica
United Fruit
Limon
Port Limon
Atlantic Works
Pollock
Hake Haddock
W. H. Moody
Viking
Boy
Auto
Waterfront
Montreal
Ener
Nantucket
Atlantic City
Bismarck
New Orleans
Buffalo
Charleston
Liebe
Chicago
Pittsburg
Denver
Shipping News
Irving Stiles
Littleton
Auguste DeBustaminte
J. Blake White
Augusto DeBustaminte
Havana
Bryant & Stratton
Boylston Street
H. E. Hibbard
William A. Mullen
Washington Place
Roxbury
Post
Mary Cleary
Bermuda
Middle Atlantic Coast
Tours Inc
S. S
Bermudian
N. Y
Quebec
S. S. Co
Broadway
Thos
Cook & Son
Washington St
Beekman Tours Co
Raymond & Whitcomb
Temple Pl
W. H. Eaves
K. Marsters
Washington St. Co
Vv. Casey & Son
Broad St
American Line
St. Paul
Finland
White Star Line
Liverpool
Baltic
Adriatic
State St
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Providense
Colonial Line
Wash. St
F. H
TVA Tan
New
Tennessee
Thomas J. Flynn & CO
Essex St
England
Ireland
Scotland
Marks & Chester
New England
Dudley St
Cor
Dudley Sq
Max Keezer
Mass. Ave
Mass
H. Oscar Aphol, CO
Tremont &T
West St
Rel
Oxford
Clough & CO
Eliot St
Maxwell
Main St
Tel
J. M. Barry
Green St
Allston St
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
College of Arts and Letters
College of Science
College of Engineering
Law
Union
School For Minims
The
University
Boriston St
Arthur W. Maclean
J. M
Tremont Temple
Corliss
Corliss Limb Specialty Co
Court Square
Smith Building
Young's Hotel
Maplewood Gardens
Kittery Depot
American Tooth CO
Winter St
Filene’s
Harvard Classics
Williams Book Store
Williams Bldg
Helene L. Sweney
Fenway Theatre
Massachusetts Ave
Boylston St
Condit
Revere
Wash
Heinemann House
Tremont St
Brookline
Highland
Winter _ Hill
Fine View
Roscoe Li Chamberlain
Old South
Egleston Sq
Roscoe L. Chamberlain
Pear Wellesley Sq
Manchester
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