Blood Wine touted as miracle cure for chronic disease
Excerpts claim Blood Wine cures chronic diarrhea and other ailments by acting on the blood. Testimonial from Wm. Bowie of Charlestown and support from Ex-Senator Hanson of Massachusetts praise the medicine, noting its wide adoption by physicians, hospitals, and dispensaries and asserting its life-saving powers.
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Bowie
Charlestown
Mass
Trents
Hanson
Massachusetts
Lowell
Senator Hanson
Free blood analysis by expert bacteriologist offer
Send your name to the Louis Dandelia Co. in Worcester Massachusetts for free particulars. The notice claims blood reveals nearly all diseases and the microscope shows germs and impurities. It promotes the Blood Wixe at fifty cents a bottle.
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Louis Dandelia Co
Worcester
Masa
Blood Wine at HOUGHTON & DUTTONS War Declared on Infant Insurance
Philadelphia dispatch reports coroner and state insurance commissioner pushing to ban infant life policies amid string of infant deaths. Coroner Dugan cites 15 companies selling baby insurance. cases include Emma Williams accused of murdering three children for policies. Insurance official warns laws lack protections. cases probe infant insurance practice in Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Dugan
Durham
Pennsylvania
Williams
Emma Williams
Williamses
Sarah Douglas
Walker
Sarah
England
May &E
Henry Reeves
Don't be behind the times and order Cook's Wapertal Champagne
A brief ad style line urging readers to stay current and choose Cook's Wapertal Extra Dry Champagne praised for its high quality.
449 000 Tons of Coal Arrived Last Month
Shipping men report an unprecedented November coal influx at the port totaling 449 060 tons. Sea arrivals include 163 617 tons domestic and 272 831 tons foreign, mostly Welsh coal, plus 12 612 tons via rail. Anthracite totals 85 138 tons with 63 217 domestic and 21 921 foreign by sea and 4 255 by rail.
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Boston
Sea King
Philadelphia
Samar
Baker
Hattie G. Dixon
Port Reading
Ietta A. Stimpson
Port Johnson
Golden Ball
Hoboken
Reports From Dealers on Boston Coal Shortage
The Boston area faced steady coal prices with high demand. Dealers report the heaviest demand yet, while the Boston coal supply committee struggles to meet orders. Metropolitan Coal Company filled only half ton lots, refusing larger consignments. several dealers anticipate sizable cargoes.
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Boston
Coal Supply Committee
Metropolitan Coal Company
Mrs Gardner's page carries prayer book down church aisle
Mrs Jack Gardner inaugurates a page to carry her prayer book as she walks the aisle at Church of the Advent last Sunday. Buttons, the page in blue uniform, follows in her rear, drawing curious glances and whispered speculation about what she will do next.
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Jack Gardner
Buttons
Church of the Advent
Gardner
Mrs. Jack
City of Memphis Opens for Inspection at Mystic Wharf
The steel steamship City of Memphis captained by Savage of Ocean Steamship Co was open for inspection at Mystic wharf. It unloaded a record cargo of cotton from Savannah as Boston merchants railroad men and citizens toured the vessel. E H Downing local agent led the event and received congratulations for the new fleet addition.
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Memphis
Savage
Ocean Steamship Company
Mystic Wharf
Savannah
Boston
E. H. Downing
Boyle to take two week hunting trip to South Carolina
GONE ON SHOOTING TRIP Willam T. F. Boyle of Boyle, Bros. has left for a gunning trip to South Carolina. He is guest of Colonel A. M. Beckers of Philadelphia at a John’s Island plantation. Boyle previously shot four deer on a prior trip and expects good quail, duck, and turkey hunting on the island.
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Willam T. F. Boyle
Boyle, Bros
South Carolina
A. M. Beckers
Philadelphia
John’s Island
Bicycle Sold for 10 Cents and Odd Shoes Find Buyer at Police Department's Annual Sale
The Boston police department auctioned unclaimed spoils gathered over a year at Lewis J. Bird & Co Bromfield street. Items ranged from two odd shoes sold for a quarter to a bicycle bought for 10 cents, with several bicycles and other goods like leather rolls, heel lifts, lanterns, a T-square and pool balls sold to various buyers.
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Police Department
Boston Police Department
Lewis J. Bird & Co
Bromfield Street
Natick Knights Elect Officers at Meeting
Natick council 79 Knights of Columbus elected officers last night led by John F. McGrath as grand knight and Pierce A. Burke as deputy grand knight. James B. Scarry was chosen chancellor and John H. Lucey recording secretary, Joseph F. Minon financial secretary.
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Natick Council
Knights of Columbus
John F. McGrath
Pierce A. Burke
James BR. Scarry
John H. Lucey
Joseph F. Minon
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Market St
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Houghton & Dutton
National Pure Food Co
Taunton River
Finnan Haddie
Sterling
Ig Hall
Hangit
California
Morocco
Navy
Oxford
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Paris Point
Teplitz
Teplits
Gorn
Delicatessen
Eaen
Jersey Rn
Cnitaren
Yeaterday
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Fisher Churchill
Quincy
Shepard Coal Co
Patch Coal Co
Seeeer Earner
Metropolitan
Ji Seca Bk dvi
Wellington Coal Co
Bay State
GE Ca
Pradford, Davis & Co
Sprague & Briggss
Sheen
Reed & Costello
Breed & Co
Newton
New England Coal
Albert Brackett & Co
J. B. Lewis & Co
Brookline
J. EB. Cousins & Co
Somerville
Wellington Wild Co
Highland Coal Co
Coca
Salem
George
Aya
Harr & Ruckel
New York
H. Crine
Avon St
Rotary
C. A. Ullrich
John E. Reagan
Frank J. Foley
William I.’. McGrath
Peter J. Hogan
Joseph F. Keneally
James F. Kane
P. E. Pettee
J. William Keefe
John E. Gilmore
Natick Knights
D. A. Maloney
Washington Street
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