Plant Juice Promises Real Results From Herbal Remedy
A Boston advertisement highlights Plant Juice as a stomach remedy with claims of proven results. Italian chef Anthony Saccoccio reports relief from indigestion bloating and back pain after several weeks, praising improved digestion sleep and liver and kidney function. The ad notes the Plant Juice representative at Houghton & Dut ton Co. Drug Department meeting the public.
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Anthony Saccoccio
Boston
Houghton & Dutton Co
Fell From Loft Injures Man Then Heals With Liniment
Edwin Putnam of Wendell Depot Massachusetts fell ten feet from a loft while retrieving material. He suffered back bruises and body soreness but recovered after using Sloan's Liniment, which is sold in drug stores for 25 50 cent and 1.00.
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Edwin Putnam
Wendell Depot
Mass
Mr. Putnam
Sloan
Portrait of Late Gov. Guild Arrives for Capitol Exhibit
The State House Executive Chamber will display an oil portrait of the late Governor Curtis Guild by George G. Quimby. The painting, based on his last photo, shows Guild seated on a chair edge with a straw hat in his right hand and a gaze into space, awaiting Art Commission approval.
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State House
Curtis Guild
George G. Quimby
Governor’s Chamber
Art Commission
Governor Guild
New York Lad On Wrong Boat To Boston
Fourteen year old Thomas McDonald admitted stealing 319 from his sister to see the Statue of Liberty. He boarded a New York bound boat that turned out to be the Bunker Hill to Boston. he and companion Russell Jordan wandered Boston sights until police stopped them in Somerville. They were kept at the station awaiting family contact with Juvenile Officer James Mulroy arranging care.
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Thomas McDonald
Sixty-first Street
New York
Somerville
Isottlib Manzelle
Thomas
Bunker Hill
Boston
Rowe's Wharf
Russell B. Jordan
Blossom Street
Lynn
Bunker Hill Monument
Navy Yard
Concord
Lexington
Mulqueeney
Somerville Police
iXendall
James Mulroy
Women Do Labor of Men in England War Reflection
George M. Hodson, president of C. A. Spencer & Son, reports from England that women are performing tasks once done by men. He notes abundant food, government control, cheaper London taxis, and predicts this will bolster suffrage after the war. He cites women driving machines, operating elevators, and serving as streetcar conductors as evidence of changing roles.
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England
George M. Hodsden
C. A. Spencer & Son Company
Mr. Hodsden
London
New York
Boston
Meat Experts Save Lives at City Club Dinner
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Carl Vrooman told the Women's City Club at 40 Beacon Street last night that meat inspectors condemned over 2,000,000 animals out of 500,000,000 inspected in the past decade due to 46 diseases including tuberculosis and cancer. He praised the modern inspection service as essential for sanitation and foreign commerce. Mrs. James J. Storrow chaired the event with Civics Committee head Miss Sarah Yerxa. guests included state officials, extension service leaders, and Wellesley scholars.
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Carl Vrooman
Women’s City Club
Beacon Street
James J. Storrow
Sarah Yerxa
Wilfred Wheeler
State Board of Agriculture
William D. Hurd
Extension Service
D. Tucker
Anna P. Youngman
Wellesley
M. Scott Brownell
Helen Greene
Mabel Hill
Shirley Graves
Triduum Opens at St Marys Cambridgeport Church
Opening services of a triduum honor the Immaculate Conception will be held this evening at St. Marys Church in Cambridgeport. The sermon will be by Rev James Leo McGuinness assistant pastor of Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Beachmont. The triduum closes with special services led by Rev M J Doody on Friday the titular feast day of the church.
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St. Mary’s Church
Cambridgeport
James Leo McGuinness
Charch of Our “Lady
Widows Pension Bill for Spanish War Vets Urged by Massachusetts Camp
Richard Rowles appeals to Senators Lodge and Weeks urging passage of the Key bill providing pensions for widows and minor children of Spanish American War veterans. He argues national gratitude and civil service inequalities demand action and cites Mexico and defense funding as context. The letter seeks Massachusetts support and cooperation for enactment.
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Sir
Roger Wolcott
Department of Massachusetts
Legislative
Congress
Spain
Massachusetts
Mexico
Army
Navy
Richard Rowles
Lodging House Rent Verdict Won by Mrs Gray
Mrs Marion T Gray of Evanston Wyoming, formerly of Winchester Massachusetts, won a rent case against Mrs Adelaide C Frost for a lodging house at 15 Berwick Park. A Superior Court jury under Judge King awarded $1859.69 in her favor after dispute over who collected the rent.
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Marion T. Gray
Evanston
Wyoming
Winchester
Mass
Berwick Park
Adelaide C. Frost
King
Superior Court
Judges' Power Is Curtailed in Suspensions Ruling
The Supreme Court rules federal judges lack inherent authority to indefinitely suspend criminal sentences without congressional backing. The decision revokes District Judge Killits of Ohio's sentence suspension for James K. Henahan of Toledo, citing that courts hold only a judicial discretion to enforce the law. The ruling, by Justice Brandeis in his first opinion since joining the bench, orders a permanent writ against Killits and suspends Henahan's sentence until the term's end.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Killits
Ohio
James K. Henahan
Toledo
Brandeis
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Lberty
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