Evans' Triple Phosphates Promise Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement claims Evans' Triple Phosphates will add several pounds of flesh in a month. The tablets, sold by multiple druggists, promise increased weight and restored energy with a ten days to monthly treatment, guaranteed or money refunded.
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Evans
Macy Drug Co
Epstein Drug Co
Armstron Drug Co
No. Station Drug Co
Richardson Drug Co
W. B. Hunt
Walker & Rintels
New Champion Archer of U S D Jiles Captures Title
Dr James S Jiles of Pittsburg won the 41st annual national archery championship at Soldiers Field dethroning defending champion Dr Robert P Elmer of Wayne Penn Elmer had held the crown since 1914 The new champion led early as Elmer rallied within two points amid variable wind conditions
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James S. Jiles
Pittsburg
United States
Soldiers Field
National Association
Robert P. Elmer
Wayne
Penn
Jiles
Leaders Chase High Scores in Brilliant Shooting Match
Homer Taylor of Greenfield ranked third and Cyrus E. Dallin the Arlington sculptor placed fourth as the two leaders posted scores over 2000 in a display of brilliant play.
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Homer Taylor
Greenfield
Cyrus E. Dallin
Arlington
Miss Emily Mann Weds Stuart Hall
Miss Emily Jane Mann daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred B Mann of Newtonville married Stuart Gregory Hall son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hall of Brookline. The ceremony was at 6 30 in the parlors of the Newton Club Newtonville with Rev William E B Strong officiating. The wedding was private attended only by relatives. The couple will reside in Brookline after a honeymoon in the White Mountains.
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Emily Jane Mann
Fred BE. Mann
Newtonville
Stuart Gregory Hall
Arthur Hall
Brookline
Newton Club
William EB. Strong
Lois Graham
Dorchester
Dudley Lester
Newton Centre
Jane A. Mann
Girard
Kansas
Barl A. Mann
Detroit
Emily R. Davis
Decatur
Illinois
White Mountains
Marshfield Fair Opens With Big Crowd And Notable Guests
Marshfield hosts a record crowd at the fairgrounds with Governor Cox and staff as noon dinner guests. Horse racing offers $1000 purses and over 100 top horses. cattle show features over $180,000 in exhibits. Balloon ascensions and acrobatic acts fill the program as the fair runs through tomorrow with final awards pending. Steve Grassie of Cohasset escapes serious injury after a crash in the five mile Ford race.
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Marshfield
Steve Gragsie
Cohasset
Ford Automobiles
Grassie
Peter Hewitt Dies in Paris
Peter Cooper Hewitt American scientist and electrical inventor died in the American Hospital Paris at 7 16 tonight. Mrs. Hewitt and his two sisters were at the bedside.
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Paris
Associated Press
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Hewitt
Plan to Lower Coal Costs Proposed by G A Lancaster
G A Lancaster argues for government ownership of soft coal fields and state gas plants to cut coal costs. He proposes transporting coal to the New England coast, converting it to gas, and distributing it via pipelines, with coke and other byproducts funding the system. He criticizes Congress and state legislators as failing to grasp the coal crisis.
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United States
Congress
Baltimore
New England
G. A. Lancaster
Wife’s blunt counsel to wife
A letter by Gertrude Aaron to her sister Ida dated July 15 urges rough treatment of husbands. Filed with Justice Martin in New York, the note accompanies alimony and counsel fees in Aaron’s separation suit, claiming happiness despite ongoing marital strife and repeated spats.
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New York
Justice Martin
Supreme Court
Gertrude Aaron
Ida
Martin
Sis
Legislation Aims at Repeaters Through Mental Evaluation
Psychologists and sociologists hail a new law that, when a repeat offender faces trial for a new crime, requires the State Department of Mental Diseases to assess mental condition. Penologists expect this to remove mentally ill patients from prisons. Last year 2358 of 4377 sentenced had prior terms, including many repeaters on petty offenses.
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State Department of Mental Diseases
State Department of Correction
Edison Electric seeks revision of rates in Boston area
Attorneys for the Edison Electric Illuminating Company file with the department of public utilities asking that contracts with 26 consumers that are priced below public rates be reviewed with Mayor Peters' rate revision petition. The filing reveals Boston and 10 towns plus several businesses and railways have received electricity since November 1, 1917 at cheaper rates under special contracts.
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Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Department of Public Utilities
Peters
Boston
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Morris P. Miller
Hebrew Synagogue
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Emily Mann
Stuart Hall
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President Harding
Sunday Herald
Marshfield Fair
Peter Hewitt
Pevere
Elizabeth Sacco
Maverick Street
East Boston
Anthony Peludrell
Frankfort Street
Peludrell
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Silks
Velvet
Lyons
Cena
Washington Street
Oregon
Phez Company
Salem, Oregon
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