Plant Juice Heralds Quick Relief For Stomach Ailments
A Boston area testimonial touts Plant Juice as effective for indigestion and dyspepsia. R E Titus of Allston, a conductor for the Boston Elevated Railway, reports two weeks of use restored appetite, improved liver function, better sleep, and reduced nervousness. The Plant Juice man operates from the Houghton & Dutton Drug Department, meeting locals daily to explain the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Titus
Harvard Avenue
Allston
Mass
Titus
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Houghton & Dutton
Var-ne-sis Credited By Lynn Fruit Dealer
A. C. Cuneo of Market Street Lynn, a well known fruit dealer, says rheumatism left him after weeks of Var-ne-sis treatment. He reports relief from stiff joints and unable movement and urges others to try the remedy after his years of suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Cuneo
Lynn
Market St
W. A. Varney
Mass
Brookline Unitarian Church Dedicated in Puritan Service
The Second Unitarian Church Society of Brookline dedicated its new colonial edifice with morning and evening services. Pastor Rev. Thomas Van Ness D D led the ceremonies with assistance from former pastors as a large congregation attended the old Puritan style service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Unitarian Church Society of
Brookline
Thomas van Ness
Second Unitarian Society
Unitarian Society Dedicates New Building With Colonial Style
Addresses by Rev. Towle, Litterfield, Peterson, Wordell, and Jewett marked the opening. Dr. Van Ness received the keys as the building showcased four white columns, a golden dome, and a hidden organ. Choir features include elevated stalls, visible windows, and a baptismal font in Italian marble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Towle
Society
A. W. Litterfield
A. B. Peterson
First Unitarian
Brookline
A. A. Wordell
Prudential Committee
Freeland Jewett
Dr. van Ness
A. E. Whitney
Plymouth
EF. D. Johnson
Salem
Charles E. Park
Boston
Hazel Park
Defends Law of Evolution Sermon in New England Tour
The Rev Hallem Saunderson, secretary of liberal evangelism, preached at College Avenue Unitarian Church defending evolution as a central fact and growing religious doctrine. The talk framed evolution as a key element in modern religious and intellectual life amid a regional evangelical campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Unitarian Church
Hallem Saunderson
American Unitarian Association
New England
Mr. Saunderson
Unitarian
Fr Mohan speaks at 25th anniversary banquet
The Rev. Father Joseph Mohan pastor of the Immaculate Conception Church addressed the John Henry Newman Court M C O F at Whittier Hall Everett marking its 25th anniversary with over 150 attendees Also speaking were Senator James F Cavanagh Mayor Chambers Jeremiah E Burke assistant superintendent of schools Boston and W J Pierce chief ranger of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mohan
Immaculate Conception Church
John Henry Newman
Final police search for South Bay flats treasure mystery
At daybreak today a police team from East Dedham street station led by Sergeant Joseph F. McKinnon with Officers Wilbur Harris and Daniel J. Leary will search for the supposed treasure. Harbor police likely send Officers M J Welch and William J McCarthy. A watchman and other officers reported seeing two men in a dory fleeing a coal company wharf and disappearing toward Dover street bridge Fort Point channel after a failed attempt to capture them.
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South Bay Flats
Joseph F. McKinnon
Wilbur Harris
Daniel J. Leary
East Dedham Street
Harbor Police
M. J. Welch
William J. McCarthy
John Norton
Boston Coal Company
M. J. Quilty
Ing
The
Coal Company
Albany Street
Dover Street
Fort Point
Bulfinch Place Church Marks 90th Anniversary
Beacon Hill residents gathered for the 90th anniversary of Bulfinch Place Church West End with a special service directed by Superintendent Rev Christopher R Eliot. Addresses were given by Rev Sidney B Snow Assistant Superintendent Hobart W Winkley Rev Fredrick M Eliot and Rev Louis C Cornish secretary of the American Unitarian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulfinch Place
Beacon Hill
West End
Christopher R. Eliot
Sidney B. Snow
Benevolent Fraternity of Unitarian Churches
Hobart W. Winkley
Fredrick M. Eliot
Louis C. Cornish
American Unitarian Association
Charlestown native Charles Howland dies at 69
Charles Warren Howland, a Charlestown resident and Taft class alumnus, died at his home aged 69. A nephew of Jacob Foss, he funded Charlestown celebrations and owned a strong local estate plus a summer home in Cornish New Hampshire. Funeral set for Monday at noon from his Charlestown residence.
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Templeton
Charles Warren Howland
Charlestown
Mr. Howland
Taft
Boston
Massachusetts
Jacob Foss
Women and religion linked by emotion says Rabbi Levi
Rabbi Harry Levi preached at Temple Israel on Reciprocal Responsibilities claiming women are more religious because they are more emotional. He said mothers shape moral and spiritual training through example as childhood is impressionable and religion rests on emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Levi
Temple Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Levi
Woman Talks to Prisoners at State Prison
Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth known as the little mother spoke to inmates at the State prison during the morning service. She was joined by Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw of Boston and Mrs. William Bradley Whitney as Chaplain Whitney’s wife. A special musical program featured the prison choir and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Ballington Booth
the Little Mother
State Prison
Plunge Saves Man's Life on Woburn Parkway
John Finnegan a lamplighter from Woburn fought flames after his torch exploded igniting his clothing He plunged headfirst into Horn Pond swam ashore ran a half mile and called for an ambulance He suffered only slight burns and remains at 88 Fowle street Finnegan lights the parkway gas lamps nightly.
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John Finnegan
Woburn Parkway
Horn Pond
Finnegan
Fowle Street
Woburn
Parkway
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Tex
Magrane Houston Company
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Lamplighter
Santa
Royal Axminster
Ows
Union
Women’s Cotton Union
Smallwares
Ace Sale
India
Christmas Furs
Ach Vici Rccasins
Brush
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