Ethical Propriety of Palatable Cod Liver Oil Compound
The ad argues that ethical proprietary medicines are endorsed by physicians, citing Henry S. Wampole's Palatable Preparation of the Extract of Cod Liver Oil Compound. It includes a 1921 endorsement from Dr. Mario Flamini praising its taste, stomach friendliness, and tonic effects for anaemic patients at La Vignola Sanatorium in Rome.
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Henry S. Wampole
Rome
Italy
la Vignola
Vta
Mario Flamini
Boston Marriage Records See Decline This Year
Boston faces a drop in 1921 marriages with only 8924 licenses issued by last night and 17 days remaining. Registrar Edward McGlennon cites hard times, unemployment, and high living costs as factors, predicting fewer marriages but noting births may not fall accordingly.
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Boston
Edward EF. McGlennon
McGlennon
Dan Cupid
Funeral Services for the Rev Charles W Locke Cambridge Cleric
Funeral services for the Rev. Charles W. Locke of Cambridge were held yesterday afternoon at the First Church of the Evangelical Association Cambridge. The rites were led by Rev. D. C. Cathrath of Somerville with assistance from Rev. I. W. Malcolm, Cambridge Church pastor. Burial followed at Newton Cemetery.
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Charles W. Locke
Cambridge
Church of the Evangelical Association
D. C. Cathrath
Somerville
I. W. Malcolm
Newton Cemetery
Pape's Diapepsin Advertisement Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin provides instant relief for indigestion gas and heartburn. It asserts tablets offer rapid stomach correction allowing eating favorite foods again and notes a low cost at drug stores with millions helped annually.
Talent of Toe Weaver: Bessie Mahoney's Remarkable Feats
Elizabeth H. Mahoney, known as Bes sie, at 16 excels in needlework and writing with her toes at the Massachusetts Hospital School Canton. Doctors plan to train her as a telephone operator with an arm device while she continues to sew and write barefoot in class.
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Elizabeth H. Mahoney
Helen Keller
John B. Fish
Bessie
Massachusetts Hospital School
Canton
Telegraph Workers' Union of Canada Formed
Telegraph operators with the Canadian National Telegraph Company decided to form a national union named the Telegraph Workers' Union of Canada. Key figures had previously been allied with the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America.
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Toronto
Ont
Canadian National Telegraph Company
Telegraph Workers’ Union of Canada
Commercial Telegraphers Union of America
Foch to Visit Springfield on Special Train
Marshal Foch will spend an hour in Springfield tomorrow morning arriving at 10 30 by special train from Vermont. The visit includes a tour of the United States Armory a parade with veterans escort and the conferment of the honorary degree Master of Humanics by the international Y M C A Collegiate.
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Springfield
Marshal Foch
Vermont
United States Armory
International Y. M. C. A. Colleg
Swig Demands Allen Pay 45 Percent Dividend
Simon Swig former Tremont Trust vice president petitions the Supreme Court asking Bank Commissioner Allen to order a 45 percent dividend to Tremont Trust depositors.
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Swig
Allen
Simon Swig
The
Tremont Trust Company
Supreme Court
Edison Sees Ford Muscle Shoals Plant Profit Potential
Edison, after visiting Muscle Shoals with Henry Ford, said Ford could make the project hum and profit for locals. He noted fertilizer demand in the South and that Ford would take only eight percent profit, with Edison providing chemistry expertise.
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Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Muscle Shoals Project
South
Ford
Edison
British to Go Home December 31 From Armament Conference
Washington reports that all British delegates except Sir Auckland Geddes plan to sail December 31 on the Olympic, believing main issues will be settled. Rene Viviani and his wife also planned to depart next Wednesday on the Paris with other French delegates.
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Washington
Associated Press
Sir Auckland Geddes
Britain
Olympic
Rene Viviani
France
Rand
Paris
Mme. Viviani
Acreed
H. Clay Evans Dies in Chattanooga After Sudden Illness
H. Clay Evans former United States commissioner of pensions and consul general at London from 1902 to 1905 died suddenly in Chattanooga Tennessee today. He passed away following a brief illness leaving a legacy in federal service and diplomacy. The death was announced by family and local officials.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
H. Clay Evans
United States Commissioner of Pensions
London
Murphy Favored by Republicans for Boston Mayor
The piece argues partisan politics should not influence the Boston municipal campaign urging support for John R. Murphy. It touts his extensive experience in city government and claims he will manage public funds wisely, appealing to business leaders and voters seeking nonpartisan governance.
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Boston
John R. Murphy
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