Fruit A Tives Endorsement Ad
A. A. Young of Schenectady reports improved liver and stomach health after using Fruit-a-tives or Fruit Liver Tablets. The ad claims the product cleanses the complexion and renews blood, branding it as the peak of New Thought medicine. Boxes priced 50 cents with six for two dollars fifty, trial size 25 cents. From Trust o es Limited Ogdensburg or local dealers.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Trust Oo Es, Limited
Ogdensburg
Get Rid of That Persistent Cough with Rickman’s Remedy
Advertisement for Rickman’s Alterative tonic and upbuilder. Claims 20 years of success against coughs and lung ailments. Bottles priced 80 cents to $1.50, sold at Liggett's Riker-Jaynes stores and other druggists or from Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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Rickman
Liggett
Riker-Jaynes
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Pastorals, Repression, and Belgian Resistance Echoed
Baron von Bissing notes the Christmas 1914 pastoral letter as a clear program that encourages faint-hearted Belgians. He argues sermons spark unrest beyond churches, despite German attempts to curb patriotism and references a Brussels paper to show clergy incitement.
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von Bissing
Paris
Brussels
Vingtieme Siecle
Baron von Bissing
Bold Words From a Brussels Paper 1915 Corrrespondence
Impressive demonstrations in churches as Belgian clergy defend public religious expression amid wartime mourning. Cardinal Mercier's letter inspires clergy while authorities debate sentry duty by priests for telephones. A Brussels All Souls service shows fervent patriotism and restrained ardor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
House of God
Christian Brothers
van Reeth
Radicalism in the West Alarm at Middlesex Bar Dinner
Rome G. Brown of the Minneapolis Tribune warned Middlesex County lawyers at their 21st annual dinner in Young's Hotel that the West fosters radical movements and Townleyism. He linked socialism and Bolshevism, urged moral support from the East, and warned Minnesota could face a Socialist vote of 250,000 next year if unchecked.
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Rome G. Brown
Harvard
Minneapolis Tribune
West
Bar Association of
County of Middlesex
Young's
Middlesex
Minneapolis
America
Sweetser
Middlesex Bar Association
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
William H. Wilson
Coolidge
McCall
Middlesex Probate Court
Brown
Switzerland
Oregon
Mr. Brown
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Victor Berger
KH. C
Christmas Eve Events Fill Boston’s Day With Carols and Services
Today features a full schedule across Boston with tree dedications by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals at Post Office Square, trumpet carols from several landmarks, and a slate of church services. Notable stops include the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, All Saints Ashmont, Church of St. Ann Dorchester, and the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, with mass celebrated by Cardinal Oconnell at midnight.
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Postofice Square
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
Old State House
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Boston Shoe Trades Club
High Street
H. C. Brock
U. S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Boston
Salvation Army
Caleb Chase
People’s Palace
Washington Street
Corner Brookline
Church of the Advent
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
West End
Women’s City Club
Beacon Street
Business Women’s Club
Tower
All Saints’ Church
Ashmont
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
St. Ann's Episcopal Church
Dorchester
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cardinal O’connell
Cardinal Mercier's Own Story Amid Occupation Letters
A pair of dated letters from Cardinal Mercier to Baron von Bissing outline defense of clergy conduct during occupation. Mercier asserts clergy are not inciting sedition and praises Belgian restraint while urging lawful behavior from church leaders. The exchange continues with Archbishop Malines stressing freedom abuses and preventive measures to maintain order during the ongoing occupation.
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Baron von Bissing
Brussels
Caroyn
Ste. Gudule
Eureschaft Fur Korrektes Verhalten der Geistlichkeit
Lince
D. J. Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
P. A I
Cardinal Mercier
Malnes
Carolyn
Copyright notices from 1919 Public Ledger Co sources
A bibliographic note lists 1919 copyright claims by Boston Post and Public Ledger Co for Canada and international works. No individuals or events are named beyond corporate entities.
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Boston Post
Public Ledger Co
Canada
To be continued in tomorrow's Post and Daily and Sun Day Post
The note indicates continuation of a story across multiple editions with the next part promised in tomorrow's Post and the Daily and Sun Day Post. It signals an ongoing report awaiting completion in forthcoming issues.
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Tomorrow’s Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Yankee Brew Company Faces Cider Adulteration Charge
Health Commissioner orders prosecution of the Yankee Brew Company of Roxbury for selling hundreds of gallons of adulterated cider to Boston Christmas trade. Food inspection officers report cider containing only 7.09 percent solids against standard levels and containing benzoate and saccharin additives.
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Yankee Brew Company
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Boston
William C. Woodward
Roxbury Court
Food Inspection Division
Health Department
Sweetler and lawyers rally to guard East against Townleyism
Former Brigadier General E. Leroy Sweetser challenged a roomful of lawyers urging new life in parties with demonstrable issues. He warned Massachusetts and New England to rally moral support for the West to prevent a coast to coast Bolshevism sweep, citing American Legion backing in emergencies and a Minnesota regiment ready to stand with Massachusetts.
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East
Massachusetts
New England
E. Leroy Sweetser
West
Brown
Canada
Gulf
Sweetzer
American Legion
Law and Order
Minnesota
Willis Stover
France
Girl employee foils bank robbery at Lockland bank
Six bandits attempt to rob the First National Bank of Lockland outside Cincinnati. A girl worker triggers a warning bell and an external gong, prompting customers to rush to the bank. The robbers flee in their car without stealing any money.
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Cincinnati
First National Bank
Lockland
Army Shoes To Be Sold At Fixed Prices
The army will offer about 1,900,000 pairs of new army shoes at $8.25 and $7.50 per pair through 26 army quartermaster retail stores. The quartermaster general orders distribution of 1,000,000 pairs to the stores, with public sale commencing once delivery reaches the outlets.
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Army
Army Quartermaster Retail
Quartermaster -General of the Army
Barfly Evades Watery Grave
James M. Caunt a Lynn shoe maker narrowly escaped drowning after slipping from rocks at Little Nahant. C Guerin of Lynn, working on a cottage roof, threw a clothesline and pulled Caunt to shore. After Life Saving Station help and a doctor, he returned home by automobile.
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James M. Caunt
Lynn
Little Nahant
Guerin
Chatham Street
Caunt
United States Life Saving Station
Nahant
Fifty Years of Faithful Service Recognized
Pp. J. Colbert received gifts and praise on his 50th anniversary with Mason & Hamlin Co. A surprise party was held at Knights of Columbus Hall in Charlestown. Mrs Colbert and their daughter were shown tokens including a Victory bond china set and gold purse. Organizers included Ralph P. Russell and Sylvester Colbert.
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J. Colbert
Mason & Hamlin Co
Colbert
Knights of Columbus Hall
Charlestown
Sevensee Unitarian Club Announces New Year House Warming
Unity House the new clubhouse of the Unitarian Laymen's League will open on New Year's Day at Park square on the site of the former Georgian Hotel.
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Unitarian Club
Unity House
Unitarian Laymen’s League
Park Square
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Sell Well for Digestion
This ad promotes Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a tonic for poor digestion and elimination. It claims benefits from a 25¢ box, with one tablet nightly for a week and occasional use afterward to maintain health, and notes druggists guarantee and recommend the product.
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A. A. Young
McK &R
McK & R
McKesson 2
Robbins, Inc
New York
Gray’s Syrup
D. Watson &Co
Blairs
Mercier
Malines
Vilverde
All Souls
Prussels
Disciples of St. Dominic
Helen
el Qun
Archbishop’s House
Beecham
Beecham’s
Sweetler
Ass'n Hears
Barfly
Waterygrave
Court Sq
City Hall
THE
Roseh Phonograph Sales CO
F. H
Scott & Bowne
Scott’s
Aioe Pen
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
Hakka Chem, CO
Grove Ifall
United States Grain Corporation
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Stores
Broadway
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