Plant Juice advertised as bread and nerve tonic in Middleboro
An advertisement touts Plant Juice as a formula of distilled inorganic matter that cleanses the alimentary canal and boosts health. A testimonial from John G. Parker, a Middleboro baker for the state, claims relief from stomach troubles after one bottle. The plant juice man will staff Houghton & Dutton store hours through holidays.
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John G. Parker
Middleboro
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Parker
Boston
Massachusetts
Houghton & Dutton
Var-Nesis Recommended as Rheumatism Remedy
Fred Dyne of 10 Walnut Street Rochester New Hampshire describes months of joint rheumatism and how Var-ne-sis eased his pain. He reports restored function and ability to work in his laundry after using the remedy and urges others to obtain Var-ne-sis from local druggists.
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Fred Dyne
Walnut St
Rochester
N. H
W. A. Varney
Lynn
Mass
Boston
Boylston St
Auto Home to the Coast Prairie Chicken Planned Trip
Mr and Mrs Frederick Tudor of the Hotel Lenox plan a Boston to Santa Barbara auto tour in their self described miniature home on wheels called the Prairie Chicken. The route runs through New York Washington and the Atlanta highway with Bill the Boston terrier as the sole in-car guest.
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Frederick Tudor
Lenox
Boston
Santa Barbara
Tudors
Bill
New York
Washington
Atlanta Highway
Six Men Indicted on Murder Charges in Rhode Island
Providence December indictments return murder charges against six men for killings in Providence Bristol counties. Principals Thomas Russi Alfred De Russi and Michael Fontana named with Giuseppe Piscione as accessory. Edwin Cura Antonio Carotanuti charged with Bristol murders. Albert A. Owen linked to a Foster murder.
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Bristol
Thomas Russi
Alfred de Russi
Michael Fontana
Giuseppe Piscione
Cosimo di Nuccio
Edwin Cura
Antonio Carotanuti
Albert A. Owen
Foster
Peace themed German Bazaar at Somerset aids American hospital unit
A German Bazaar at the Somerset raised funds for an American hospital unit on Europe battlefields under Red Cross protection. Professor Karl Schmidt of Tufts praised Hugo Munsterberg and proposed new peace ideas including land value shifts and abandoning territorial staus quo. Resolutions sent to Munsterberg’s widow and daughters. The event featured a German American flag display and a Boston Quartet memory tribute.
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Europe
Red Cross
Karl Schmidt
Tufts College
Hugo Munsterberg
Schmidt
Dr. Munsterberg
Brotherhood of Nations
England
Germany
United States
Professor Munsterberg
Boston
Alwyn Schroeder
Messrs. Noack
Four Injured In Dorchester Street Car Collision
Four people were injured when a Norfolk outward-bound Boston Elevated car collided with an Essex inward-bound car on Norfolk Street near Corbett Street Dorchester. Motorman Charles Duffy 89 and Patrolman Edward A Moore were hospitalized with back injuries and a cut hand. Two other Essex passengers Josephine Whiting 80 and Theresa Rogers 85 were treated and sent home by auto.
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Norfolk Street
Boston
Essex Street
Corbett Street
Dorchester
Charles Duffy
Edward A. Moore
Mattapan
Duffy
City Hospital
Armandine Street
Josephine Whiting
Romsey Street
Theresa Rogers
Hancock Street
Boston Elevated
Civil War Veteran John M. Logan Dies in Lexington
John M. Logan of Lexington, a Civil War veteran who fought in many battles, was found dead yesterday on the floor of his room at 332 Massachusetts Avenue. He was last seen alive Wednesday morning. Medical Examiner William H. Keleher of Woburn ruled the death due to natural causes.
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John M. Logan
Lexington
Massachusetts Avenue
William H. Keleher
Woburn
Earl Named Chief of Ordnance Bureau
Commander Ralph Earl was appointed chief of the Navy's Bureau of Ordnance with the rank of rear admiral. The nomination received Senate confirmation in Washington.
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Earl
Ordnance Bureau
Washington
Ralph Earl
Navy
Bureau of Ordnance
Senate
Pilgrim Society Receives Beachfront Gift for Tercentennial
A valuable parcel of land bordering Plymouth Beach was donated to the Pilgrim Society by Mr and Mrs Charles Purrinto of Lynn at the annual meeting. The gift secures a prime site to be preserved and improved ahead of the tercentennial landing observance. Arthur Lord presided as president with officers elected including Henry Cabot Lodge Joseph Choate Wil liam W Crapo William Hedge William Brewster and Edward R Belcher.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Beach
Pilgrim Society
Charles Purrinto
Lynn
Pilgrim Hall
Arthur Lord
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Joseph Choate
New York
William W. Crapo
New Bedford
William Hedge
William W. Brewster
Edward R. Belcher
Postmaster Hangs Self in Camp at Steep Falls
In Steep Falls Maine on December 21 Postmaster Walter H Marean hanged himself in a deserted camp after wandering all night through a swamp seeking vouchers for a post office inspector. The inspector says the vouchers matter could have been cleared up easily.
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Steep Falls
Walter EH. Marean
Red Cross to Call in Banks for Dime Drive
Boston's Metropolitan Red Cross prepares to recall thousands of dime banks from homes and offices. Chairman Allston Burr and Secretary Lavinia H. Newell announce the Christmas appeal and say on Jan 1 banks holding $3 to $5 in dimes will be collected to fund sewing‑room materials.
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Boston
American Red Cross
Allston Burr
Lavinia H. Newell
The
Red Cross
Metropolitan
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