Give Face Its Form The Forsyth Dental Lecture
Dr. William W. Marvell of Fall River spoke at the Forsyth Dental Infirmary on the link between tooth health and overall wellbeing. He warned lactic acid from starch creates cavities, harming digestion and health, and noted many school children suffer molar breakdown. He urged balanced habits and proper mastication as essential to good health.
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William W. Marvell
Fall River
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Dental care tips from health advice on toothbrushes and teeth
The article advises brushing with uneven bristles and waxed silk, keeping brushes dry between uses, and having a dentist monitor early trouble. It discusses tooth powders, baking soda washes, clove oil for toothache, and the importance of the waxed silk between teeth, with a focus on children’s eruption timelines and the sixth year molar.
Centenary Observance For Lewis Hayden in Boston
The colored citizens of Greater Boston mark the birth centenary of Lewis Hayden a Bostonian who aided slaves escaping via the Underground Railroad with a daylong program December 9. A sunrise grave wreath at Hayden's grave in Woodlawn Everett at 6 49 am. afternoon events at 66 Phillips Street Hayden homestead with reminiscences and singing. evening session at Twelfth Baptist Church Shawmut Ave Madison Streets featuring Mrs Arianna Sparrow and others.
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Greater Boston
Lewis Hayden
William P. Johnson
P. B. Downing
William H. Jackson
William Monroe Trotter
Susie Craig
Hayden Homestead
Phillips Street
Hayden
W. H. Smith
Alex. Wright
Cc. G. Morgan
M. C. Hall
Mary Gibson
William Chapman
Mary Howard
Arianna Sparrow
Twelfth Baptist Church
Shawmut Avenue
Madison Streets
Police seize 131 packs of cards in Back Bay raid
Police at Back Bay station raid 251 Columbus Avenue suite 17 early Sunday and seize 131 packs of cards along with nine chairs two lamps one table and a table cover. Samuel Daniels 29 of 450 Shawmut Avenue and ten others are arrested for being present where gaming implements were found.
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Back Bay
Columbus Avenue
Suite 17
Samuel Daniels
Shawmut Avenue
Ex Consul Ledoux Swims Believed Grandstand Feat
In Biddeford Maine observers say ex Consul Urbain J Ledoux swam after the Ford peace ship Oscar Ir a stunt likely staged for a moving picture show He planned to end a ten reel life film in New York with an Edison interview before his hospital stay.
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Biddeford
Urbain J. Ledoux
New York
Oscar Ir
Ledoux
Thomas J. Edison
Ledoux kin recall events behind photograph project
The Ledoux family learned of the incident through newspapers. Miss Josephine Ledoux speculated the act might have been part of a photograph play her brother was preparing as a grand project. Urbain Ledoux, born 1874 in St Helena Quebec, moved to Biddeford as a child and studied in Quebec and Maine.
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Ledoux
Josephine Ledoux
New York
Boston
Marievelle College
P. Q
van Buren College
Maine
Funeral of J. E. Abbott
Watertown officials led by selectmen served as pallbearers for John E. Abbott who died at 70 after 19 years as town counsel and 20 years as clerk of the Senate rules committee. Services were at the Church of the Good Shepherd with Rev. Henry McFarland Ogilbie officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
John E. Abbott
Senate Committee On Rules
Church of the Good Shepherd
Henry McFarland B. Ogilbie
Abbott
Boston
Levin S. Greenwood
Senate
Henry D. Coolidge
E. A. Horton
George H. Ellis
William Harvey Lucas
G. Frederick Rovinson
W. F. Ross
Watertown Board of Selectmen
Wesley E. Monk
William P. McGuire
Harry W. Brigham
Mr.Abbott
Franklin Street
Indians on the Warpath And the Westward Dream
A reminiscence recounts childhood tales of Indians on the warpath, a family move to the West, and the bullying of a film crew in New Mexico. The narrator recalls fear, curiosity, and how Mr. Griffith calmly guided the production amid a council showing intense hostility from the tribe.
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Mr. Griffith
Narrow Escape Before Train in Indian Picture Tale
The narrator and Mary flee to a pointed location with no rehearsal as a pursuing band nears. They rush back to the station and barely board the train as it arrives, avoiding danger. Jack jokes about curls being a trophy if scalped by the Indian chief.
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Mr. Griffith
Jack
Norma Phillips Denies Charging for Photographs
Norma Phillips of Goldfield Nevada states she freely sends autographed photos to friends and never charged for pictures. She emphasizes her disappointment at rumors of a fee and says she signs thousands of images.
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Norma Phillips
Goldfield
Nevada
Can Eleanor Update Last Year Coat With Fur Trim
A reader from Leavenworth Kansas asks if last year’s suit can pass as this year’s model. The reply notes adding inexpensive fur collar cuffs and a fur bottom band, and observes gowns are heavily trimmed with fur this year.
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Eleanor H
Leavenworth, Kan
Rice powder recommended for Mrs Martin B St Louis
A reader endorses rice powder as best for the face and notes general use for Mrs Martin B of St Louis. The piece also mentions Mary Pickford’s Talks appearing five days a week in the Daily Post and every Sunday in the Sunday Post.
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Mary Pickford
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Gold Case in Court Today
Final arguments in the suit for damages involving the Kronprinzess in Cecil ie are to be heard before Judge Hale in the U S District Court. The suit by the Guarantee Trust Company of New York and others stems from the Cecilie failing to complete her voyage to Europe on the eve of the war with several millions in gold consigned to banks in England and France.
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Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Hale
United States District Court
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Europe
England
France
Twelve Arrested in Two Gaming Raids
Twelve men were arrested in two gambling raids by the Quincy police yesterday. In the afternoon officers raided a crap game in a vacant lot off Parker street, arresting three men. At 8 p m a second raid at 192 East Howard street netted nine arrests for gaming and presence, with cards and gaming instruments seized.
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Quincy
Parker Street
McKay
East Howard Street
Football Player Mahoney Killed Near Old Orchard
Biddeford, Me., Dec 5. John Mahoney, a well known Biddeford football player, was struck and killed by the down train on the Boston and Maine tracks near Old Orchard grounds. His friend Spike ONeil saved his life by leaping away in time. Mahoney, about 24, recently discharged from the army, has a sister Mollie Mahoney in Lowell, Mass.
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Biddeford
John Mahoney
Boston & Maine
Old Orchard Camp Grounds
O’neil
Mahoney
Uncle Sam
Mr. Mahoney
Mollie Mahoney
Lowell
Mass
Girl Drowns as Ice Breaks During Skating
At a pond accident a Downey girl sank after the ice fractured while rescuers struggled. George W. Grant and his son attempted the rescue, pulling others to safety but the ice failed again. Anne Johnson perished, her body recovered hours later by firemen.
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Brink
Justin
George W. Grant
Martin
Mr. Grant
Edmund Robichaugh
Mary Downey
Annne Johnson
Miss Johnson
Charles Johnson
Main Street
Judge Leveroni Speaks on Juvenile Court Procedure
Judge Frank Leveroni outlined juvenile court procedure at a Revere Catholic Literary Association meeting last night. Other speakers included Joseph Borgatt Americo Drogi Rev Father Fearns and James Clifford.
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Frank Leveroni
Revere Catholic Literary Association
Joseph Borgatt
Americo Drogi
Father Fearns
James Clifford
Lighter Captain Killed On Vessel
Captain William G. Knowlton of Pigeon Cove Mass was instantly killed today on board the steam lighter William H Moody loading stone for Rockport Mass His skull was fractured by a block falling from aloft at Jonesport Maine on December 5
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Jonesport
William G. Knowlton
Pigeon Cove
Mass
William H. Moody
Rockport
Newspapers vice puppets and liquor lobbyists face anti saloon sermon
Major Dan Morgan Smith former US attorney and anti saloon league speaker denounced newspapers and advertisers as prostituting themselves to defeat prohibition in Boston. He claimed the league has 18 000 pledged workers and urged church members to vote their conscience on December 14.
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Boston
Park Street
Dan Morgan Smith
United States
Anti-Saloon League of America
Hay's Hair Health promises natural color for gray hair
An advertisement claims Hay's Hair Health restores natural hair color gradually and naturally, keeping hair glossy and removing dandruff. It targets men seeking a younger look and offers a money back guarantee if results are not observed.
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Vein Relief
Advertisement claims two ounce bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil cures varicose veins when applied night and morning. The firm guarantees results and offers a 10 cent sample request from Moone Chemical Co., Rochester NY.
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Moone
Moone Chemical Co
Rochester
N. Y
Ginginol Promoted for Pyorrhoea and Riggs Disease
A drug store advertises Ginginol as a safe treatment for gum problems including Pyorrhoea and Riggs disease. It claims to strengthen soft gums, prevent tooth loosening, and provide weeks of relief.
Backache Kills Use Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules
Urges treatment of back pain as potential kidney trouble and offers Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as quick relief. Promises guarantee and refund if not satisfied, noting direct imports from Holland and urging insistence on the Gold Medal brand with price points of 25c 50c and 1.00.
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Haarlem
Holland
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