California Syrup of Figs Adverts Children Laxative
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle safe laxative for children. It claims quick relief for feverish cross moods and constipation, urges mothers to check tongues, and warns against counterfeits while recommending a 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California Fig Syrup Company
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Dorothy May and Her Two Arms Polly and Sweetheart
A five year old girl, Dorothy May, survives infantile paralysis with a paralyzed left arm. Her mother uses a daily game naming the strong right arm Polly and the weak left arm Sweetheart to teach patience and recovery through effort.
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Sweetheart
Dorothy May
New York
Fifth Avenue
Riverside Drive
Destiny
Rosy Cheeks
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Two Loyal Companions Help Dorothy May Improve
A mother narrates how Polly and Sweetheart, two lively children, keep Dorothy May cheerful and hopeful as she recovers from illness. Doctors now see potential for walking without a crutch by spring, with further improvement ahead and deep gratitude to her patient mother.
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Sweetheart
Polly
Yester
Dorothy May
Letter Exchange On Loneliness And Shared Love Of Children
A correspondence reveals appreciation for heartfelt notes and a response to a “double dare” about loneliness on the road. The writers express sympathy for travelers away from home and praise clever drawings, noting shared affection for children.
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R. L
Actress responds to letters about reissuing old photos
A letter from J E H discusses reissuing favorite pictures like Tess of the Storm Country. Actress A R replies, noting her clean wholesome plays and gratitude for reader interest and the schoolwork praise.
Heroin Victim In Bad Shape Arrigned In Central Court
Miss Elsie Greenwall gave Cumberland street as her address and was sent to a Westboro sanitarium after a Central Court arraignment. Sergeant Kneeland of the Back Bay purity squad reported she was held on a charge of idleness and disorder, claiming narcotics left her unable to obtain dope. She said she paid up to a dollar for a heroin tablet.
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Elsie Greenwall
Cumberland Street
Westboro
Central Court
Kneeland
Back Bay
Purity Squad
Prospectus for Lexington Junior High School Proposal
The Lexington School Committee led by Jay O Richards Robert L Ryder and Hal lie C Blake sent a printed sheet to town citizens outlining the proposed junior high school project for Lexington next year. The issue will likely go to a town meeting vote.
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Lexington School Committee
Jay O. Richards
Robert L. Ryder
Hallie C. Blake
Lexington
Emery Wheel Bursts Hurt Worker at Vermont Shop
M Fred Dubois 27 married was seriously injured when an emery wheel burst at Fairbanks shop in St Johnsbury Vermont Pieces struck his scalp and back of the head causing a scalp wound and fracture He was taken to Brightlock Hospital.
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Fred Dubois
Fairbank
Brightlock Hospital
Ten New Cardinals Announced in Secret Consistory
At a secret consistory in Paris on December 4, Pope Benedict announced the nomination of ten new cardinals after a meeting attended by 28 cardinals. The despatch from Rome details the list of the new cardinals.
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Benedict
Havas
Rome
Vatican Names Episcopal Reassignments and New Canon Law
Pope Benedict announces major church reshuffles led by Bishop Maurin and Du Bois becoming archbishops of Lyons and Rouen respectively. Two more cardinals to be named soon. He endorses the new code of canon law crediting Pius X and Cardinal Gasparri, and confirms several bishop appointments in the United States and Canada.
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Venice
Mgr
Donato Sbarreti
Canada
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Rennes
Dubois
Rouen
Mer
Vittorio Amedeo Ranuzzi di Bianchi
Vatican
Boggiani
The
Holy Office
Mexico
Ascalosi
Benevento
Mer. Maurin
Grenoble
Marini
Holy Signature
Mer. Giorgi
Maurin
Lyons
du Bois
Bourges
Pope Benedict
Pius X
Cardinal Gasparri
George Mundelein
Chicago
Ferdinand Brossart
Covington
Dennis J. Dougherty
Buffalo
John Lawler
Lead
Dakota
Jeremiah J. Karty
Omaha
Philip R. McDevitt
Harrisburg
Patrick Ryan
Pembroke
Ontario
Converse Fence Battle Ends Malden Standstill
Converse fights a Malden fence permit on a marshside street arguing the plan illegal while police fail to protect the factory from theft. The dispute splits residents, costs merchants an estimated 15,000 dollars monthly, and prompts a hostile advertising campaign taunting officials and promising further boycotts.
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Converse Company
Malden
Converse
Hagan Promises City Budget Reform and Wary Campaign
The article reports Hagan claiming city funds are wasted and proposing paying city employees by check to save about 100000 dollars yearly. It covers a reform council campaign launch by Good Government Association with nominations for three year council seats and a one year term, plus a platform stressing honest administration and avoidance of graft.
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Good Government Association
Francis J.W. Ford
South Boston
Patrick F. O’keefe
Dorchester
David T. Montague
Alfred E. Wellington
East
Boston
Geoffrey B. Lehy
John Morton
Walter L. Collins
George W. Coleman
Citizens Campaign Committee
Thomas C. Bachelder
James A. Desmond
Frank L. Young
Nicholas Cefalo
Francis J. W. Ford
Daniel J. McDonald
James A. Watson
James J. Cassidy
James J. Twohig
John H. Farley
William E. Hannan
Patrick A. Ke
Spanish Steamer Pio IX Sends Distress Call
The Spanish steamer Pio IX of 389% tons gross sent a wireless call for help from Cadiz. The cause of distress is unknown. The ship departed Galveston November 5 and New Orleans November 16 for Valencia and Barcelona. no further reports have been received.
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Cadiz
Galveston
New Orleans
Valencia
Barcelona
Telephone and Telegraph Society to Be Permanent
The Telephone and Telegraph Society of New England will become a permanent body with a president and officers elected and a constitution and by laws adopted at the first formal meeting tonight at the Quincy House.
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Geoffrey P. Lehy
Moses 8. Lowrie
John Morton
Henry L. Shattuck
Geoffrey B. Lehy
George W. Coleman
J. Henry Stevenson
Vincent Nutile
Augustus A. Fales
Edward J. Powers
Saverio Cefalo
John J. Casey
Michael J. O'Leary
William C. Ewing
Malcolm E. Nichols
W. Prentiss
The
Telephone and Telegraph Society of
New England
Quincy House
Submarine sighting off Block Island reported by Melrose crew
The Melrose reported sighting a large gray German submarine off Block Island near noon Saturday. The second officer identified it as a German fleet craft and it sped southward as customs were notified.
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Block Island
Melrose
Baltimore
North Atlantic
Daniel Hyman
Peter Frostad
Delaware Capes
Germany
Dorchester Women Attend Large Catholic Retreat
About 1500 women filled St. Ambrose Church Dorchester for the second night of a Passionist Fathers led retreat at the Blessed Gabriel Monastery. Father Bede CP preached on Sin as the sermon topic. The retreat concludes Friday.
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Dorchester
Blessed Gabriel Monastery
Father Bede
C. P
Pinex Based Cough Syrup Promises Home Made Remedy
An ad touts making cough syrup at home using 21 ounces of Pinex and sugar syrup for about 54 cents a pint. It claims quick relief for coughs bronchitis and throat irritation with a patented mix from The Pinex Co Ft Ind Wayne.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Ind. Wayne
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