X Zalia Claims Cure for Hay Fever Twenty One Years Standing
A series of testimonial letters tout X Zalia as a cure for hay fever and nasal catarrh. Readers from Ohio Georgia Conn New York Massachusetts report immediate or substantial relief after using the product, with invites to buy 50 cent bottles and mail for a treatise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Waterhouse
Bryan
Ohio
James Eugene Bell
Elberton
C. Dixon
West Goshen
Conn
S. Vernooy
Pine Bush
N. Y
Fred Goding
West Acton
Mass
X-Zalia
Leroy McLair
Barnwell
S.oc
X-Zalia Corporation
Batterymarch St
Boston
Catholic Young Men's National Union Session Ends
Albany Aug. 23 The convention closed with a push for state aid to Catholic parochial schools and federal support for the Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions. Attendees urged Catholic societies to back night schools and endow the Catholic University in Washington. They also endorsed Massachusetts recognizing homes for orphan children raised by their own faith and asked other states to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Catholic Young Men's National Union
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
Catholic University
Washington
Massachusetts
Walpole Banker Found Dead in Keene Hotel
Harry B. Hurd, 32, treasurer of the Walpole Savings Bank, was found dead in a room at the Cheshire House in Keene New Hampshire. He was last seen Monday evening and an examination will be conducted. A widow and two children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N. H
Harry B. Hurd
Walpole
Cheshire House
Is Your Baby Peevish After Nursing
Mothers often face peevish and fretful babies after nursing and overlook diet. The remedy urges ensuring sufficient pure breast milk and introduces Lactated Food as the nourishment that most nearly imitates healthy breast milk.
Linehan to Tell Full Story Ahead of Public Hearing
Alderman Linehan plans to present his full account to the public regarding the aldermen and the Dock Trust order. His attorney Edward P. Barry says a forthcoming public hearing is planned, and Linehan will not speak to reporters until then to ensure his position is understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Trust
Linehan
Edward P. Barry
Barry
Alderman Linehan
Mr. Barry
Grand Jury
Mr. Linehan
Cauley
Fred Bolton
Republican City Committee
Post
Brother Linehan
The
Good Government Association
Edmund Billings
Mr. Billings
Boston
Collins
Donovan
Babson
Captain Phoenix Rescues 9 Year Old From Deep Water
At the L street bath a 9 year old named Harry Rosenberg ventured toward a deep channel. His brother James and another boy tried to pull him to safety but could not. Ex Captain Phoenix of the Boston fire department saved him and brought him ashore, where an attendant cared for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Street
Harry Rosenberg
Loring Place
James
Jacob Krantzman
Phoenix
Boston Fire Department
Vermont Knights of Pythias Elect New Officers
Burlington August 23 The Vermont Knights of Pythias today elected officers including grand chancellor J. P. Remington Bennington grand vice chancellor G. W. Bailey Essex Junction grand keeper of records and seals F. O. Tinker St. Johnsbury grand prelate R. E. Mitchell Rutland grand master of the exchequer F. W. Booth Essex Junction grand inner guard F. C. Shongo Lyndonville and grand outer guard C. W. Ewins North Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Pythians
Burlington
Vermont
Brockton Police Scandal Hearing Scheduled For Afternoon
Brockton August 23. A public hearing to probe charges of improper conduct against Reserve Officer Frank E Wall, suspended by Mayor Edward H Keith, was set for tomorrow at 2 PM in the aldermanic chamber at City Hall. Wall's counsel denounces the short prep time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Frank E
Wall
Edward H. Keith
City Hall
Hartford woman dies in Newport at age 79
Mrs. Samuel Colt of Hartford Connecticut died in Newport Rhode Island in the late afternoon at age 79. A special train will transport the body to Hartford tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Samuel Colt
Hartford
Conn
Catarrhal Powder Praised By Quebec Druggist
A Cookshire druggist F A Bot tom reports twenty years of offensive catarrh and says Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder gave instant relief after the first use and cured him completely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bottom
Cookshire, Que
Fraud charges fly in Nash receiver case over Nor way street block
Willard G. Nash trustee faced Judge Lawton as Bartlett & Anderson sought a receiver in Kenner son vs Nash. Counsel charged fraud and the court ordered immediate evidence. Case adjourned to tomorrow morning after a long session. The dispute centers on a Nor way street block begun in 1898 with a 28000 mortgage and a proposed second mortgage to secure repayment. Nash allegedly paid the mortgage and kept control despite an agreed arrangement for Nash to receive the income until full repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard G. Nash
Lawton
Equity Court
Anderson
Bartlett & Anderson
Kennerson
Nash
Lawyer Weil Found Guilty and Disbarred
George L. Weil was found guilty on five charges by the Bar Association and forbidden by Judge Fessenden to practice law in the Commonwealth. The charges, filed five years ago, alleged he collected client money and appropriated it to his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
George L. Weil
Fessenden
Commonwealth
Weil
Roxbury Woman Denies Quarry Blasts Yet Case Remains
Mary Seufert of Sewell Street Roxbury sought an injunction to restrain Daniel Noonan from blasting at a neighboring quarry. Judge Lawton denied the request without prejudice in the Suffolk Court equity session yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Seufert
Sewell Street
Roxbury
Daniel Noonan
Lawton
Suffolk Court
Governor Cobb of Maine Injured in Store Incident
Governor Cobb was injured when an awning at his Rockland store collapsed while a clerk lowered it. He was struck above the temple and briefly unconscious before being moved to his home for a physician's care. The flesh was unbroken but the shock was severe. full effects uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Steamer Gay Head Floated Ung damaged After Grounding
Nantucket August 23 The steamer Gay Head which ran aground on a submerged ledge near its wharf on arrival from Woods Hole and New Bedford last night floated at high water early today. Slight damage to her bow was the only injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Gay Head
Wood's Hole
New Bedford
Wooden legged man receives 108 marriage offers
Attica New York August 23 Eugene Merrill a shoemaker with two wooden legs has drawn 108 marriage offers after placing ads seeking a wife. He has narrowed to one applicant who started to say yes but then changed her mind leaving him 107 suitors still in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
N. Y
Eugene Merrill
Merrill
Ice House Wedding in Troy Binds Moses and Hurst
William Moses of Petersburg and Miss Jennie Hurst of New York wed today in an ice house at Troy New York. Moses explained the choice by noting it was cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
William Moses
Petersburg
Jennie Hurst
New York
Moses
Brockton Breach of Promise Suit Stirs City
In Brockton Mrs. Carrie L. Stiles sues David H. Glover for breach of promise. Both occupy nearby Main street suites. families and past ties add to the case's notoriety as the couple's futures and finances hang in balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
David H. Glover
Carrie L. Stiles
Mrs. Stiles
Mr. Glover
Main Street
Excursion Trolley Car Reaches Salisbury Beach on Schedule
Worcester August excursion by the Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line proves feasible with a 200 mile trip to Salisbury Beach. Business leaders from Worcester Marlboro Medway Milford and South Framingham traveled by a light car, planned another Gloucester trip, with a return through Newburyport Amesbury Haverhill and Salem Willows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line Company
Salisbury Beach
Marlboro
Medway
Milford
South Framingham
United States
Gloucester
Boston
Charlestown
Everett
Malden
Melrose
Wakefield
Reading
Andover
Bradford
Haverhill
Roswell F. Wood
Black Rocks
Hampton Beach
Newburyport
Old Chain Bridge
Amesbury
Danvers
Salem Willows
Woman rescues son from 82 foot well in Indiana
Mrs. Morton Holgarth of Benham Indiana peered into a 82 foot well near Cross Plains and saw water churn. She used a rope on the windlass to pull her five year old son to the surface after he had fallen into the well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benham
Ind
Cross Plains
Morton Holgarth
Mothers Ban Cigarette Smoking By Media Youth
Media mothers plan a boycott of cigarette smoking by young men after reports that several girls have adopted the habit through association with boy smokers. The action aims to curb rising tobacco use among the youth in Penn. during August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Bargain Sale Closes as Auto and Piano Sell Fast
The Houghton & Dutton's advertising event closed yesterday with an automobile and a piano sold at noon. C. N. Tyler of Orange, Massachusetts bought the Cadillac for 570 dollars, while George W. Harvey of Brookline paid 155 dollars for a piano valued at 325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton & Dutton’s
C. N. Tyler
Orange
Mass
Cadillac
George W. Harvey
Brookline
Doctor martyr to his science
Dr William Ringinger of Marion-Sims Medical College was killed by an explosion of benzine in his home laboratory. His death stemmed from his dedication to studying the symptoms and cure of consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
Aus
William Ringinger
Marion-Sims Medical College
Cities and Towns Puzzle Promises Watches To Winners
The Post announces a contest titled The Cities and Towns Puzzle with 53 watches as prizes. Participants may enter next Sunday by starting with the answer to Puzzle Picture Number One and solving the remaining nine clues.
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Zalia
Keene Hotel
Wells & Richardson Co
Props
Puritan Dental Co
Penis’ Rone
DR Wau
Moller’s
Lafayette SQ
Cambridgeport
Tell IT All
Ai.dermanic
Ante Room
4Inenan
Norway St
Gov. Cobb
Maine
Charles
Edna
Glover
Gauss
C. E. Gauss
Main St
Marshall, Mich
C. EK Gauss
Falmouth
Waltham Gold Watch
Waltham Silver Watches
Marshall
Mich
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