Doctor Praises Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as Medicinal Tonic
Canton Pa physician Dr W S Lewis recounts a near fatal bronchitis case in Edwin Tracy and credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with reviving the boy. He urges medicinal use for ages over fifty five, claiming it opens secretions and renews vigor, despite temperance views.
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W. S. Lewis
Canton
Duffy
Lewis
Edwin
Benj. Tracy
M. E. Church
Brother Tracy
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Deemed Absolutely Pure Medicine
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is described as distilled from malted grain by a private method, praised for softness and antitoxic properties. It is marketed as a tonic for all ages, claimed to be free from harmful substances and analyzed as pure for decades. Price is $1.00 with a sealed bottle and trade mark Old Chemist noted.
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Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Crowley Six Masted Schooner Ready for Launch
Rockland Me will launch Saturday the Mertie B Crowley coastwise six masted schooner built by Cobb Butler Co to replace the Helen J Seitz lost off New Jersey. At 282 feet keel 48 feet beam 28 feet hold 2440 tons net capacity 4800 tons carrying capacity. Captain Emmons W Babbitt will command. first trips from Baltimore planned.
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Rockland
Mertie B. Crowley
Cobb, Butler & Co
Coastwise Transportation Company
Helen J. Seitz
New Jersey
Crowley
Baltimore
Emmons W. Babbitt
George P. Hudson
Seventh son of seventh son born on lucky day
Julius Fein, born in Hartford on August 22, is described as the seventh son of a seventh son born under a caul. The birth certificate notes he arrived at seven in the morning under Mars and Jupiter with a seven day moon cycle, weighing 14 pounds and his mother aged 41 interpreted as twice seven.
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Hartford
Conn
Julius Fein
Samuel
Front Street
Julius
Mars
Jupiter
Earthquake Shocks Hit Danish West Indies Islands
A sharp earthquake was felt this morning on Guadeloupe and Dominica, with several strong shocks reported from St. Lucia this week, as seismic activity rattles the Danish West Indies region around St. Thomas.
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Danish West Indies
ST. Thomas
Guadeloupe
Dominica
St. Lucia
Exhibition closes Guild of St Elizabeth play school
Two hundred twenty five little girls attended the play school exhibit by the Guild of St Elizabeth. More than 460 examples of needlework were shown. The crowded rooms at Harrison avenue and East Springfield street hosted mothers, friends, and spectators. Hostesses included Miss Maud M Rockwell, Miss Mary Boyle O’Reilly, and Miss Margaret Carey.
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Guild of St. Elizabeth
Harrison Avenue
East Springfield Street
Maud M. Rockwell
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Margaret Carey
The
Family Party in Trouble in Municipal Court
Two mothers and their daughters from Dedham faced the Municipal Court charged with wholesale larceny from a Boston department store. Inspectors Abbott and Knox said all four admitted taking a few items during a shop visit three weeks earlier. Each woman, including the daughters aged twenty, was fined $10.
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Abbott and Knox
Rebecca Buchanan
Margaret
Mary Whitney
Alice
Dedham
Boston
Newark man admits he wrote 150 love letters
Horace K. Miller of Newark revealed himself as Weinrich Holbein, the author of 150 love letters to Paula Elpenbourg, from a Massachusetts retreat. He denounced her breach of promise suit as blackmail while her lawyers prepared to deport her and seek $25,000. Elpenbourg was jailed eight days at Hills Island before bail aided by a Washington appeal.
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New York
Massachusetts
Horace KE. Miller
Newark
Weinrich Holbein
Paula Elpenbourg
Miller
Miss Klipenbourg
Edwin 8. Merrill
William Solomon
Hills Island
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Petsold Held For Grand Jury In Burrville Child Killing
Ernest A. Petsold surrendered to authorities after midnight and was arraigned in Pascoag District Court. He pleaded not guilty, posted 7000 bail for the September grand jury, and claimed innocence while expressing remorse for the victim Helen May Brown.
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Cranston Jail
Greek fruit dealer found guilty overberry sale case
At Dedham Aug 99 Ernest Kanavos a Norwood Greek fruit dealer faced a charge of selling a quart of berries short of weighed measures. The court found him guilty but placed the case on file since the statute carries no penalty. a band concert and public activity were noted during the incident.
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Dedham
Blueberries
Ernest Kanavos
Norwood
Warren S Rhoades
Kanavos
Commonwealth
Nicholas Kanavos
Reduction of Water Loan by City Council Meeting
Mayor Fitzgerald calls a special Common Council session for next Monday to consider a water loan. The original $300,000 loan is reportedly seen by the finance commission as excessive, with a suggested reduction to $75,000 for this year’s pipe laying. Some aldermen question delaying sealing matters awaiting the commission’s stance.
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Fitzgerald
Common Council
Finance Commission
Baldwin
Leary
Boys Cause Train Wreck At Plymouth
A 9 year old boy of the Portuguese colony in Plymouth confessed to placing large bolts on the Plymouth and Middleboro division tracks of the New York Hartford railroad yesterday. The prank could have caused many deaths as a train passed. He feared the consequences and confessed at the police station and was allowed to return home. likely no action will be taken.
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Plymouth
Middleboro
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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Frank Ferdinand
Mammoth Furniture and Carpet Stores
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Washington St
Warren St
Dudley ST
Members Home Furnishers Association
Mss
Wary Boyle Oreilly
Horace E. Miller
Petsold
Little Brown Girl
Council
Sunday Post
New England
Belle
White House
Ethel Roosevelt
Mrs. Longworth
Little Napoleon
Papa
Pecos River
Edgar Welton Coole
By Tom Masson
Arthur Stringer
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