Go to Church Sunday at Hull Village Methodist
Protestant church news notes a Sunday service at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Hull Village with Bishop Fred B. Fisher officiating before his departure for India. The piece also lists Massachusetts ministers attending a Congregational conference at the Point of Shoals New Hampshire and visits by Dr Reynolds of Los Angeles studying religious affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hull Village
Fred B. Fisher
North Cohasset
Fisher
Ndia
M. A. Farren
Boston
Henry F. Smith
West Medford
Massachusetts
Point of Shoals
New Hampshire
Dr. Reynolds
Los Angeles
Cal
Church of All Nations
Morgan Memorial
Diamond Dyes Seeks Safe, Streak-Free Material Care
Read the Diamond Dyes packaging directions to avoid streaks or damage. Insist on Diamond Dyes for dyeing tasks to protect textiles and achieve even color.
Freezone promises instant corn relief and easy removal
The ad touts Freezone as a painless remedy for all corn types and calluses. A small bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, supposedly stops pain instantly and allows removal with fingers without soreness or irritation.
Magnesia Helps Dyspeptics Quickly and Safely
The article promotes Bisurated Magnesia as a universal remedy for dyspepsia. It claims magnesia neutralizes stomach acids instantly, eases digestion, and offers lasting relief for old dyspeptics. A home preparation of magnesia water is described with clear steps.
Delatone Paste Promises Easy Hair Removal
The advertisement claims a delatone paste can remove facial neck and arm hair by spreading a thick paste on the skin for two minutes then rubbing off and washing. It warns buyers to use the original packaged product to avoid disappointment.
Amherst statue case heard in equity session
Boston private detective Gordon L. Ryder sues Amherst College undergraduates led by Herman Olsen over the missing brass statue titled Sabrina the goddess. Judge Sisk heard the equity motion in Superior Court yesterday as part of the bill in equity.
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Fair “Sabrina
Amherst College
Sisk
Equity
Superior Court
Gordon L. Ryder
Boston
Herman Olsen
Amherst
Amherst statue war ends as detectives pursues odd and even classes
Detective Ryder claims to have located the brass goddess Sabrina hidden by Amherst College odd and even classes in a long running dispute. He seeks 938.85 remaining from a 1063.85 bill while two undergraduates have already paid 115. The even class fund allegedly covers locating Sabrina and may offset the bill. Defendants demur, arguing no equitable relief exists and remedy lies at law. Judge Sisk to hear demurrers.
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Amherst
Ryder
Messrs
Herman Olsen
John van Etten Kilby
Waldo FE. Pratt
Walter H. McKay
Sabrina
Mable
Sisk
Young Newsie Plans Machinist Path After School
Charles Pollack age 13 of 16 Anderson street West End says he will enter a trade school next year to study machining. He graduates from Somerset School next June after four years selling papers at Thompson square Charlestown. He works three hours daily and earns more selling papers than any daytime job would allow.
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Newsies
Charles Pollack
Anderson Street
West End
Somerset School
Charlie
Thompson Square
Charlestown
Children Leave Morgan Memorial Summer Camp
More than 106 Boston children aged two to 13 who spent eight weeks at the Morgan Memorial summer camp on a 40 acre farm in South Athol will return to Boston today by auto truck. The departure closes one of the camp’s most successful summers as the city youngsters head back for the opening of the Boston schools.
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South Athol
Boston
James Wilson Dies. Transformed U S Agriculture and Wealth
Former Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson died yesterday after 16 years in office under McKinley Roosevelt and Taft. Born in Scotland in 1835 he joined Iowa farming before rising to national prominence for applying science to farming and boosting farmer wealth.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
James Wilson
Robert
Washington
United States
Girvan
Ayrshire
Scotland
Connecticut
Iowa
James
Iowa College
University of Wisconsin
Cornell
McGill
Traer
Dentists Nix Resolution On Alcohol Additives
At a National Dental Association House of Delegates meeting an attempt to add brandy and whiskey to the United States pharmacopeia was voted down. Dr. Emery A. Bryant of Washington DC denounced the current liquors as rot gut before the defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
National Dental Association
United States
Emery A. Bryant
Washington, D. C
Dentists Adopt Resolution Amid Alcohol Controversy
Delegates heard a report from the legislative committee on John Barleycorn and a motion to add whiskey and brandy to the Pharma copeia. The alcoholic section of the resolution was split from others and adopted 96 to 21 before being laid on the table. Dr. Thomas B. Hartzell of Minneapolis was named president elect with officers listed in order.
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John Barleycorn
Thomas B. Hartzell
Minneapolis
Robert T. Oliver
Washington, D. C
F. R. Henshaw
Freckle Removal Ad Promises Quick Clear Complexion
An advertisement touts Othine as a guaranteed remedy for freckles. It claims quick improvement with first applications and offers a money back guarantee, urging readers to ask for the double strength version.
Dentists Endorse Future Plans at General Session
Otto H. King of Chicago was reelected general secretary at the third general session in Paul Revere Hall. Dr. H. B. Friesell of Pittsburg spoke on the future of dentistry. Peter Eagen, 69, collapsed at work in the Boston Belting Company on Tremont Street Roxbury and died.
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Apolis
Samuel H. McAfee
New Orleans
Otto H. King
Chicago
Paul Revere Hall
H. B. Friesell
Pittsburg
Association
Dentistry
Peter Eagen
Burney St
Roxbury
Boston Belting Company
Tremont Street
City men move curbs to ease traffic in square
Workers will relocate curbs in the square long a hindrance to motor travel to improve traffic flow on the busy streets through the city center.
Bitro-Phosphate Advertises Nervous Fatigue Relief
A June era advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as essential for nervous, fatigued people. It cites Dr. Frederick S. Kolle praising its use, claims modern foods lack phosphate, and urges readers to obtain the product from their druggist with full usage instructions.
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Frederick S. Kolle
Physician’ ‘Who's Who
A Na
Kolle Gearn
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