Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Cure All
Reprint of testimonials praising Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure for consumption coughs colds grip bronchitis and throat and lung diseases. Letters from customers in Denver Nashua Chicago Richmond Hamline and other cities claim health benefits and recovered strength. Company cites thousands of doctors and hospitals endorsing the product and urges readers to request a medical booklet and the genuine label The Old Chemist.
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Nashua City
N. H
H. C. Allington
Patience
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
Defence opens in Blondin trial with brief argument
After ten days of government evidence Attorney General Parker rests and Owens outlines a concise defence. He argues Blondin may not have killed Mrs Blondin, could have left her room unseen, and that trunks may be moved with difficulty. Young defence team, including Dr Bell and Prof Ewing, face sharp cross-examination on autopsy and death cause.
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Blondin
Parker
Owens
Robert KE. Bell
Lowell
Ewing
Cornell
Braley
Stevens
Hennigan
Green Street
Blondince
Howard Street
Matthews
Commonwealth
Robert E. Bell
Bell
Harvard
Draper
Harris
Chelmsford
Meigs
Dr. Bell
Mr. Parker
James Ewing
Cornell University
New York
Wood
Hwing
Dr. Ewing
Worcester County
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promoted as Safe Cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe effective remedy for catarrh including head throat and bronchial forms. It stresses that users know what is in the medicine, warns against secret formulas, and notes the tablets are 50 cents per package with antiseptic ingredients like Red Gum and Blood Root.
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Stuart
Deer Slain in Malden After Struggle in Maplewood
MALDEN December 12 The first deer in memory is shot by John T Collins after an hour long pursuit in Maplewood woods. Using blasting powder loaded musket he wounds the doe, then stabs with a knife and drags it home. Police investigate the sale attempt in Malden square.
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Malden
Maplewood
John T. Collins
Collins
Malden Square
Onions Trigger Slender Case in Brockton Court
In Brockton Superior Court John R. Perkins sues George A. Perkins over 25 cents of onions. The tort action for slander claims the plaintiff's character was damaged by the onion theft allegation. Jury returns a $40 verdict for the plaintiff, with F. M. Bixby representing him.
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Brockton
John R. Perkins
George A. Perkins
F. M. Bixby
Girls in Plot to Get Witness Feel 60 Cents
In Fall River on December 12 a new report on the case of Samuel A. Foster reveals several child witnesses admitted they lied. They testified to gain a chance to testify and receive 60 cents, in the presence of others.
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Fall River
Samuel A. Foster
Man Returns to Tent as Cold Weather Bites
Malden reports Herman A. Wetherbee who spent eight weeks in a rear yard tent due to consumption moved back to his home Monday night because of extreme cold and is now again in his canvas tent in the woods.
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Malden
Herman A. Wetherbee
Orchard Street
Dr. Koch
Boylston St
Boston
Harrison Ave
Ena
EH. Gruhn
Canadian prisoner may be Mueller Brookfield case
A letter from the Northwest Mounted Police at Regina informs Brookfield police that Joseph Mulvey is in custody in Regina and may be F Paul Mueller, the wanted suspect in Brookfield for the Newton murder trio in 1897.
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Brookfield
Northwest Mounted Police
Regina
Canada
Joseph Mulvey
F Paul Mueller
Arsenic in wallpaper blamed for Judge Leach death
Palmer December 12. Arsenic poisoning from wallpaper in Judge W. W. Leach’s house, containing many times more than the one tenth grain per foot allowed by law, is believed to have caused his death.
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Palmer
W. W. Leach
Two fall River weavers traced from Liverpool incident
Brockton police sheltering three men last night, two of whom traveled from Boston to Liverpool on a cattle steamer. They were Fall River weavers who paid $2 in cash for passage and kept. After a seven day wait in Liverpool they returned to Boston, then walked toward Fall River and headed home today.
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Brockton
Liverpool
Fall Hiver
Boston
Fall River
Trench accident claims Joseph Loranger at Bigelow Carpet site
Joseph Loranger was killed this morning in a trench on land owned by the Bigelow Carpet Company. He was struck by a large tub used to hold earth during the work.
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Lowell
Joseph Loranger
The
Bigelow Carpet Company
Mr. Loranger
Mrs Mary Sherman To Reach 91 In Mansfield
In Mansfield on December 12 1920 residents note that Mrs Mary H Sherman likely the town’s oldest resident will celebrate her 91st birthday next Wednesday.
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Mansfield
Mary H. Sherman
Smoke fills Police Court as plaster dries in Market Street wing
For several days smoke from stoves used to dry plaster in the Market Street building’s added rooms has filled the Police Court and adjoining spaces in Lowell. Judge Hadley warned he may move the court to Gorham Street courthouse if urgent action isn’t taken.
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Lowell
Market Street
Hadley
Gorham Street
McCarthy Father Convicted In Neglected Children Case
In Fall River on December 12 two McCarthy children were found neglected by Justice McDonough. Their father John P. McCarthy was arraigned for non support, convicted, and sentenced to six months in county jail. The two minors were placed with a distant relative for adoption.
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Fall River
John P. McCarthy
Case of La Perone v New England Telephone Company
Lowell court hears case over missed business telegram before July 4. Jury told this Massachusetts case is novel, profits too remote for recovery, damages agreed at 21 dollars if liable.
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Lowell
la Perone
New England Telephone Company
Massachusetts
Washing with Fels Naptha Cuts Laundry Time
Using Fels Naptha soap reduces the effort spent on laundry, letting you finish faster and worry less about chores throughout the day. The ad angle emphasizes ease and efficiency in cleaning compared to traditional washing routines.
Coal Teams Worked Late To Meet Demand In City
Coal teams labored until a late hour last night to meet demand. At eight o'clock a two horse team was seen on Columbus avenue with a teamster shouting in London fashion coal coal coal.
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Columbus Avenue
London
Attorney General Parker Dominates Cross Examination
The case centers on conflicting testimony about a death linked to Mrs Blondin and Mrs Hennigan. Key witnesses include Dr Bell and Inspector Chapman as defense counsel Owens presents a concise opening outlining the defense theory.
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Herbert E. Chapman
Boston Police Department
James F. Owens
Chapman
Blondin
Boston
Providence
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Mr. Owens
Harry Proctor
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Greenhalge
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Mueller
Bolton
Miss Casey
Mr. Owens Owens
Lake Supply CO
Chicago, Il
A. D. Coleman
Coleman Dental
Washington St
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