Rheumatoid Pain Recalled by Celery Compound Letter
A 1904 letter from Mrs. L. E. Clark of New York praises Paine's Celery Compound for curing rheumatism. She details relief from joint pain and swelling and credits the remedy with driving rheumatic acids from her system. The document cites Professor Edward E. Phelps on tracing disease to its true cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
L. E. Clark
West 24Th Street
New York City
New York
W. 24Th Street
Edward E. Phelps, D
LL. D
Dartmouth College
Cure Brings Relief From Inner Nerve Weakness Rheumatism
A testimonial extols Paine's Celery Compound claiming to cure rheumatism by strengthening the inner nerves rather than local remedies. It asserts the nervous system powers all organs, and that restoring nerve strength enables blood-purifying organs to function, ending pain and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Paine
Fishermen Rescued After Fogbound Rescue Off Provincetown
In dense fog off Highland Light the five mast schooner Boughton lifted through the mist with two Provincetown fishermen aboard rescued from the dories. Joseph Perry and Joseph Wager of the Annie Perry were saved by the Boughton crew after a desperate day at sea. They later returned home aboard the 4:08 train, expressing relief and humor about the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
van Allens Boughton
Boston Harbor
Highland Light
Boughton
Joseph Perry
Joseph ‘Wager
Annie Perry
Perry
Manuel Perry
Wager
Joe Wager
Loftus stock sale opened by F Gray Clothing Co
An Easter style sale opens tomorrow at the corner of Hanover and Washington. F Gray Clothing Co buys Loftus stock and offers clothing, furnishings, boots, shoes, hats, overcoats, suits, and more at one quarter of original cost for 20 days. Also selling fixtures. Sale includes about 76000 dollars of spring goods from a 150000 dollar stock. Sale ends in two days as remodel planned with new Loftus site to open March first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loftus
Hanover
Washington Streets
F. Gray Clothing Company
Loftus Clothing Company
Loftus Company
F. Gray Clothing Firm
United States
Gray Concern
W. F. Loftus Clothing Establishment
Gray
F. Gray
F. Gray Concern
Miss Sawtelle Takes Charge of Eliot School in Boston
Miss Eblien C. Sawtelle was appointed to lead the Eliot School in Boston’s North End after the death of Mr. Dutton. The board approved several appointments including Robert B. Burke as master at the Normal School and Charles B. Howe at the Mechanic Arts High School, plus a new household sciences and arts instructor. The meeting also set janitors and discussed extending evening school terms and legality of educational centre funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eblien C. Sawtelle
Eliot
North End
Mr. Dutton
Miss Sawtelle
Boston Public Schools
Sheehan
Dorchester
Robert EB. Burke
Boston
Frederick C. Adams
Providence
R. I
Charles B. Howe
Northampton
Duff
Mulvey
Common Council
Brett
J. Porter Crosby
John J. Smith
Florence Street
James H. Dickie
Grant
James A. Howe
Lewis
Emmons Backs Grocer Licenses At Banquet
Everett reports Judge Emmons as central guest at the Glenwood Associates banquet. He favors licensing liquor sales to grocers to keep liquor at home, citing wives’ complaints. Speaker Frothingham followed, noting legislative advances in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Judge Emmons
Glenwood Associates
Board of Police Commissioners
Barrooma
Emmons
Frothingham
Special Treasury Agent Johnson Assigned to Boston Office
Francis Johnson, newly appointed special Treasury agent, is sent to Boston to lead customs investigations. His first assignment: the art museum of Mrs. John L. Gardner, leading to a $270,000 duty levied on works imported for museum use. Johnson, married, has long service in Treasury and was private secretary to General Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Special Treasury
Boston
Francis Johnson
Johnson
Shaw
Armstrong
Treasury Department
Customs Service
O. L. Spaulding
Robert M. Armstrong
Leslie M. Shaw
Spaulding
Mrs
John L. Gardner
Gardner
General Spaulding
Cleveland
Treasury Service
Martjed
Equitable Life Reports Record 1903 Business And Growing Strength
The Equitable Life statement praises the company as the youngest of the big firms yet dominant with 1903 new business of 322 million and outstanding insurance of 1.401 billion. Assets reach 361.226 million with a surplus of 74.964 million, marking recovery and growth. Policyholder payments total 34.95 million, a record high, while income stands at 73.718 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life
Equitable
May Clarke Spurns Diamond Charley At Taunton
In Taunton on February 9 May Clarke rejected former lover Charles N. Bostwick while suing Madeleine Mason Brabrook for 25000. Officials say an agreement led to Clarke dropping the suit against Brabrook and Bostwick's bail release, with trial prospects unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Clarke
Charley
Taunton
Charles N. Bostwick
Madeleine Mason Brabrook
Clarke
Raynham
Bostwick
Rossin
Swift
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S. E. Clark
Evergy
Corn Products Company
Chicago
Eliot School
Jack
Treasury
Boston Dist
THE
the Equitable Life Assurance. Society
Henry B. Hyde
Wahaca
Francis W. Jackson
H.R. Coursen
A. W. Maine
New Assurance
N. Y. Insurance Department
J. G. van Cise
Rob’t Henderson
R. G. Hann
WM. A. Wheelock
W.P. Snyder
Gage E. Tarbell
William Alexander
H. R. Winthrop
Edward W. Lambert, M. D
J. John A
Stewart A. J. Cassatt
Rob T. T. Lincoln
J. J. Astor
Marvin Hughitt
WM. HI. McIntyre
M. Hartley Dodg Brayton Ives
Bradish Johnson
C. Ledyard Blair
Geo
H. Squire
Board of Directors
James W. Alexander
James H. Geo. T. Wilson
Thomas D. Jordan
M. Murray
S.C. Bolling
Wing
W.R. Bross
Arthur Pell
Exander
Jamesm. A. Tower
Levi P. Morton
D. O. Mills
Geo. J. Gould
Geo. T. Wilson
T. Dewitt Cuyle
E. W. Lambert
H. M. Alexander
J. F. P. Navarro
M. E. Ingalls
Yde
Jacob H. Schiff
James J. Hill
Chas
Smith
Henry C. Frick
WM. Alexander
John J. McCook
H. C. Haarstick
David H. Moffat
Sidney D. Ripley
John Sloane
T. Jefferson Coolidge
BE. H. Harriman
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
August Belmont
S. WM. C. van Horne
Thomas T. Eckert
Ledyard Blair
WM. H. Baldwin, Jr
James B. Forgan
Joseph T. Low
N. B
Nathan Warren
Equitable Building
Milk and
Devonshire Streets
Boston, Mass
Port Arthur
Russia
Japan
Danny
Bears
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