Watertown Man Claims Cure From Plant Juice Stomach Remedy
A local advertisement promotes Plant Juice as a cure for indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach ailments. It features testimonial from John E Ingram of 23 Chester Street Watertown Mass who says he was cured after suffering a year with gas headaches backache and fatigue. The Plant Juice salesman appears daily at the Houghton & Dutton Drug Department to explain its merits.
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John E. Ingram
Chester Street
Watertown
Mass
Houghton & Dutton
Best Way to Ease Dyspepsia Says International Expert
An international specialist argues most stomach trouble stems from acidity and fermentation. He recommends taking a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralize acid, stop fermentation, and allow the stomach to heal naturally. Travelers can obtain 5 grain tablets for rapid relief.
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Europe
Pastor Wellman Attacks Pelletier in Birth Control Controversy
The Rev. C. P. Wellman of Dorchester, pastor of Channing Unitarian Church, writes a letter to the Post broadening the dispute with District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier over the Allison birth control case.
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C. P. Wellman
Dorchester
Channing Unitarian Church
Joseph C. Pelletier
Allison
Birth control debate sparks letters and court recalls
Charles Phelps Wellman of Dorchester challenges Mr. Pelletier's letter in the Post over birth control advocacy. He cites a district attorney, a reduced sentence for Allison, and a controversial kennel remark. Wellman argues truth, agitation, and support for Pelletier amid rising converts.
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Pelletier
Supreme Court
Court House
Mr. Allison
Ex-Treasurer of B and M Herbert E Fisher Dies at 76
Herbert E Fisher former treasurer of the Boston and Maine railroad for 15 years died suddenly at his Newtonville home. Born August 1849 in Boston he became a freight clerk at 21 and was named treasurer in 1901. He married Esmeralda Delano in 1873 and lived in Somerville before moving to Newtonville last March.
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Herbert E. Fisher
Boston & Maine Railroad
Newtonville
Fisher
The
Road
Boston
Charlestown
Esmeralda P. Delano
Somerville
Jennison Street
Stecher Defeats Cutler In Two Falls In Chicago Match
Joe Stecher of Nebraska outweighed by 15 pounds defeated Charles Cutler of Chicago in straight falls. First fall at 19 minutes 40 seconds, second fall at 7 minutes 24 seconds with scissors hold and half Nelson. Cutler weighed 220 pounds, Stecher 205. John Billiter failed to defeat Joe Smith. Billiter won first fall, Smith won second, third drawn.
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Chicago
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Charles Cutler
Cutler
Stecher
Nelson
John Billiter
Toledo
Joe Smith
Billiter
Smith
Duffy Refuses to Pull Down Flag Under Submarine Order
The report recalls John Duffy's vow to die for the flag and his act of defiance when he refused the submarine commander's order to lower the Stars and Stripes. The piece portrays him as following through on what was expected of him.
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John
Bronx Widow Recalls Heroic Chemung Captain
Mrs. Anna Duffy, widow of Captain John L. Duffy of the torpedoed Chemung, talks of his brave defiance as German sailors attempted to lower the colors. The Chemung sank with its flag at the mast while Duffy fought to save his craft and crew. She recounts his seafaring life, the perilous voyages, and a submarine scare at sea before the British man-of-war clarified the danger.
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Anna Duffy
John L. Duffy
Duffy
East One Hundred and Sixty-third Street
Bronx
Captain Duffy
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Atlantic Steamship Service
Archangel
Reds Outfielder Griffith Plays In Every Pennant Game
Outfielder Griffith of the Reds has not missed a pennant game in two years and has appeared in right field in every game of 315 straight battles.
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Griffith
Reds
Copper Range officer dead after pneumonia illness
Fred eric Stanwood of Brandon Hall Brookline died at Corey Hill Hospital after a 24 hour illness from pneumonia. Born in Augusta Maine in 1851 he helped organize the Copper Range Company and served as treasurer. He never married and is survived by relatives including Edward Stanwood the historian. Krupp declares 12 percent dividend with 6 percent withheld for war loan.
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Frederic Stanwood
Brandon Hall
Brookline
Corey Hill Hospital
Mr.Stanwood
Augusta
Daniel C
Mary A. Stanwood
Arthur G. Stanwood
Edward Stanwood
Charles C. Willoughby
Peabody Museum
Cambridge
Stanwood
Boston
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Copper Range Company
Pany
Boston Opera Co Opens In Baltimore La Tosca Debut
The Boston National Grand Opera Company opened a short season at the Lyric in Baltimore with La Tosca. Principal roles were sung by Luisa Villani Giovanni Zenatello and George Baklanoff.
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Baltimore
Boston National Grand Opera Company
the Lyric
Osborne Barred From Sing Sing Prison
Thomas Mott Osborne former warden is banned from Sing Sing by Acting Warden Derrick. The order, issued after election by James M. Carter superintendent of prisons, bars Osborne from passing the prison gate though visits and conversations with inmates may be controlled or denied.
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New York
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing Prison
Derrick
Osborne
James M. Carter
Carter
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Krupp CO
Berlin
Krupp Com
Boston Opera CO
Sing Sing
Vorenberg
Washington St
Boston, Mass
Miller’s
Miller
Miller’s Boys
Norfolk
Mackinaws
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