Deaf Woman Credits Osmo-Chemic Treatment For Hearing Return
Mrs. Fannie Record of Boston describes being stone deaf for years after a cold and catarrh. She credits Osmo-Chemic Physicians with restoring her hearing and improving general health. She cites neighbors cured of ear disease and urges others to seek the same treatment. Mr. John W. Sundburg of Cambridge reports bronchitis relief after Osmo-Chemic care.
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Fannie Record
Vancouver
Boston
Mass
Cuba
C. S. Barker
Spring St
Medford
J. B. Lockett
Western Ave
Cambridge
Mrs Olive Eldridge Credits Osmo-Chemic Physicians Relief
Mrs Olive Eldridge of 40 Isabella Street Boston says she suffered from asthma for years and found relief only after treatment by the Osmo-Chemic Physicians. She claims previous doctors in New York and Boston offered no relief.
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Olive Eldridge
Isabella St
Boston
New York
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free One Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer for new or renewed patients. Beginning on or before EB 18th, one month of treatment including Pu medicine is free, aiming to cure chronic diseases. Only 15 days remain.
Plunkett M D Chief Consultant in Physician Office Hours
J il Plunkett M D chief consultant in physician advertises permanent offices at 18 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts with daily hours 10 am to noon 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm closed Sundays indicating office locations and timings for patients.
Induct Three On Monday At City Inauguration
The Rev. John W. McMahon of St. Marys Church Charlestown is chosen as chaplain for the city inauguration in City Hall. Mayor Fitzgerald selects McMahon to officiate at the annual ceremony in the Council chamber at 10 30 with State dignitaries and former city officials invited.
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John W. McMahon
D.D
St. Mary's Church
Charlestown
Fitzgerald
St. Mary’s Church
City Hall
City Council Induction Set Quiet Inauguration
At City Hall a calm inauguration is planned for three council members elect. Earnest BE. Smith of Ward 11 is new, while Timothy J. Buckley and Daniel J. McDonald of Charles Town are current members. Frederick J. Brand of Ward 20 retires. The Mayor will administer the oath to the three councillors-elect.
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City Hall
Earnest BE. Smith
Timothy J. Buckley
Daniel J. McDonald
Charlestown
Frederick J. Brand
Boys Spend Night in Dory Escape After Gale
Leon Henderson and Dick Rich two sixteen year olds from Provincetown and Wellfleet were overdue after a gale. They spent the night in an ice bound dory with engine down near Billingsgate shoal and reached Wellfleet safely after anchoring offshore.
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Provincetown
Leon Henderson
Dick Rich
Wellfleet
Cape Cod Bay
Henderson
Rich
Billingsgate Shoal
New Harbor
Wellfleet Harbor
Paul Manufacturing Company Fined Under Pure Food Act
The Paul Manufacturing Company of Boston was fined $75 by Judge Dodge in U S District Court for alleged violations of the pure food and drugs act. Assistant U S District Attorney Ferber led the prosecution charging adulterated vanilla and orange extracts and misrepresentation of an Egyptian deodorizer.
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The
Paul Manufacturing Company
Boston
Dodge
United States District Court
United States District Attorney
Ferber
Fire destroys residence of broker in Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay, N Y Jan 31 The home of William Walker a New York broker was destroyed by fire today with losses estimated at 200000 A defective flue is suspected as the cause
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
William Walker
New York
How 10 Get Fat Through Simple Flesh Forming Food
The article promotes Samose as a flesh forming remedy for thin people. It claims fast assimilation in the stomach and improved muscle development. Dr Howard Co endorses the product with a personal guarantee to refund if no benefit is seen.
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Dr. Howard Co
Vere
Thomas T
Lipkowska Seeks 20 Pound Symmetry for Thais Role
Boston opera star Lydia Lipkowska aims to gain twenty pounds to portray Thais with balanced, feminine symmetry. She plans to consult Professor Sargent on reconstructing her figure during a layoff in mid February and insists realism guides her decision.
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Lydia Lipkowska
Boston Opera House
Mme. Lipkowska
Thais
Massanet
Fair Lydia
Boston
Mme, Lipkowska
Sargent
Newsboys Ball in Boston Draws Thousands and Dignitaries
The Boston Newsboys Protective Union held its annual ball at Paul Revere Hall drawing about 1800 attendees including Governor Foss ex Governor Guild Mayor Fitzgerald and Police Commissioner O'Meara. The grand march led by Hyman J Cohen and Nellie Bloomberg featured a lavish decor and a long list of ball officers aides and committee members.
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Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
Paul Revere Hall
Hyman Je Cohen
Nellie Bloomberg
Foss
Curtis Guild
Fitzgerald
O’meara
Boston School Commission
Daniel V. Mulkern
M. B. Greenberg
Samuel Sklar
Charles Frasca
Elihu Hershenson
N. S. Soderson
Leo J. Buckley
A. Rubinovitz
Meyer Riser
Thomas Guren
Louis Lippman
A. Shankman
A. Rosenstein
Meyer Doonie
John McGinnis
Ely Helvitz
Edward Felberg
Ralph Swartz
Samuel Brickel
Benjamin Yolles
Morris Krasnoff
Morris Gould
Ralph Frasca
Julius Riseman
Hyman Zelinsky
Louis Ginsberg
Louis Marder
Morris Shuman
Carl Spectre
Harry Zimmerman
Morris Berger
A. Schweig
Moses Rubinovitch
Coleman Cohen
Joseph Barden
Alexander Cohen
Albert Winnip
Philip Levy
Paul
Morris Massick
A. McCormack
Jacob Tekulsky
Maurice H. Zaremsky
Benjamin HH. Robrish
Thomas J. Mulkern
Harry Weinburg
D. A. Maloney
Pe Ite the Journal
Thorrey
Aeronautic honors awarded at London ceremony
At a Royal Aero Club event in London Claude Grahame White received the Gordon Bennett trophy and Thomas Sopwith earned the De Forest prize for a record flight including the December Channel crossing. Other medals were awarded as Duke of Argyll urged greater government support for military aviation.
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London
Royal Aero Club
Gordon Bennett
Claude Grahame- White
Baron de Forest
Thomas Sopwith
Grahame-White
Belmont Park
Sopwith
de Forest
English Channel
Duke of Argyll
Sir Edward Seymour
McCurdy
Florida Straits
Alexander Bannerman
Wright
Grand Army Incorporation Bill Heads to House
The Senate passed a bill to incorporate the Grand Army of the Republic. The measure has not yet cleared the House.
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Grand Army
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Senate
House
Larchmont Papers Found to Be Refuse in Providence
The papers recovered off Block Island, once thought from the wrecked steamer Larchmont, were confirmed as refuse hauled to sea from Providence shipping offices and dumped. The Larchmont sank in Block Island Sound in February 1907 with over a hundred lives lost.
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Providence
R. I
Block Island
Block Island Sound
New Public Works Department Formed From Merged City Agencies
This morning the new city Public Works Department makes its debut. It consists of more than 4000 men, created by merging the former Street, Water and Engineering departments, which ceased to exist yesterday.
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Monster New City Department
Public Works Department
Old Street
Boston reorganizes street department into public works
Louis K. Rourke becomes commissioner of public works with a $9000 annual salary and three division chiefs James H. Sullivan Frank A. McInnes and Frederick H. Fay The overhaul shifts highway water sewer and bridges duties to new overhead underground and bridges divisions salary rises and cuts affect several officials including William E Hannan George Foss and Henry P Christiernin Swan of the old water department faces potential pay cut but requires City Council consent.
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Louis K. Rourke
Boston
New City
Rourke
James H. Sullivan
Frank A. McInnes
Frederick H. Fay
Old Street Department
Sullivan
New Department
Water Department
Street Department
McInnes
Fay
Bridges and Ferries
William E. Hannan
Hannan
Hibbard
Fitzgerald
George Foss
Ferries
Henry P. Christiernin
Bernard ©. Kelley
Old Highway Division
John J. Quinn
Quinn
Benjamin Tremere
Joshua Atwood
Edward C. Wade
James
Benjamin F. Bates
Frank L. Miner
Swan
Old Water Department
DeMiracle Hair Remover Exposed by Physicians
A medical warning about dangerous paste depilatories using insoluble compounds. The ad touts DeMiracle as a safe liquid hair remover, claiming it absorbs and leaves no irritation. It cites doctors’ testimonials and offers a 52 page information booklet from DeMiracle Chemical Co. in New York.
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Houghton & Dutton Company
DeMiracle Chemical Co
Dept
Park Ave
New York
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