William F. Lalime Dies in Watertown
William F. Lalime, 38, auto dealer with Lalime & Partridge and Ford agent, died of pneumonia at his Watertown home. He had worked for Ford over a decade, later opening his own agency on Boylston Street. Survived by his widow. Funeral services set for Wednesday.
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William F. Lalime
Lalime & Partridge
Ford Motor Company
Bates Road
Watertown
Lalime
Springfield
Boylston Street
Danderine Promises Beautified Hair In Quick Rinse
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a quick hair beautifier. It claims to cleanse dirt and oil, leave hair soft with a glossy glow, restore youthful color, and prevent dandruff and hair loss, all for a few cents at drug or toilet counters.
Old home cough remedy with Pinex and sugar syrup
An enduring home remedy for severe coughs and chest colds uses 2% ounces of Pinex mixed into a pint bottle with plain sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses honey or corn syrup. The preparation promises quick relief, loosened phlegm, and soothed throat membranes, with a note to demand Pinex 2% ounces from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
T. Wayne, Ind
Weymouth Baby With Long Hair Claims Child Hair Record
Barbara Lillian Tirrell of Weymouth is noted for a shoulder length light brown hair growth at under six months old. Her 20 pound, 27 inch frame is highlighted by a two and a half inch newborn hair length and a family history of long manes including Miss Ilen Ferbert in France.
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Barbara Lillian Tirrell
Clement S. Tirrell
Park Avenue
Weymouth
Barbara
Iilen Ferbert
France
Barbara L. Tirrell
South Weymouth
Ship sale persists amid bidding surge and top offers
Six vessels drew intense bidding with $250,000 jumps until Major-General George W. Goethals, retired head of the American Ship & Commerce Co., withdrew at 13 million. P A S Frank lin, head of the International Mercantile Marine, then pushed the bid to 13.1 million.
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International Mercantile Marine
Leviathan
Callao
American Ship and Commerce Company
George Washington
Grant
Nansemond
Antigone
Pocahontas
Princess Matoika
Baltic
George W. Goethals
American Ship & Commerce Co
P. A. S. Franklin
Auction unfolds over Hearst injunction and Senate delay
Commissioner Scott opened the auction to receive bids while awaiting Senate commerce committee and House merchant marine action plus Hearst injunction outcomes. The Senate urged postponement, yet bidding continued with a plan for ten oclock tomorrow. Justice Bailey considered Hearst’s challenge to the Shipping Board’s power, with a Friday decision anticipated. The White House signaled a firm negative to a Senate inquiry on any secret Britain deal regarding German ships. Bidding started slowly but grew more animated as groups of ships were offered.
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Scott
Senate Commerce Committee
House Merchant Marine
William R. Hearst
Senate
District Supreme Court
Bailey
Hearst
Shipping Board
White House
Great Britain
International Mercantile Marine
Franklin
Payne
Leviathan
Agamemnon
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Martha Washington
America
von Steuben
de Kalb
No Drugs or Alcohol In Hather John's Medicine Nourishing Food
A fragment notes a claim about Hather John’s medicine nourishing food elements said to give strength. It mentions Pus No Alsoho in a cryptic line, with no clear context or corroborating details. The readable text is limited and uncertain.
Shipping Board Auctions Add Details Of Individual Vessel Bids
The highest individual ship bids include Black Arrow 700000 Oriental Navigation Company and Pocahontas 925000 from Oriental Navigation Company with Callao at 2000000 from International Mercantile Marine. Franklin says 99 percent of IMM is U.S. owned.
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Black Arrow
Oriental Navigation Company
Princess Matoika
International Mercantile Marine
Susquehanna
C. B. Richard & Co
Artemis
Amphion
Antigone
International Bureau of Supplies
Eton
Madawaska
Pocahontas
Callao
American Ship and Commerce Corporation
Franklin
Scott
United States
Humphrey Nominated for Selectman in South Weymouth
Frederick Humphrey, Weymouth Board of Trade president, defeated Joseph A. Fern for the South Weymouth Selectman nomination at a Republican caucus in East Weymouth. Other town nominations named William F. Cowing Weymouth South Weymouth William Hastings North Weymouth George Newton Ward 5 Bradford Hawes all current board members. Election set for the second Monday in March.
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Frederick Humphrey
Weymouth
Bradford Hawes
Whiskey and jJaKey New Combination Under Study
Pittsfield February 16 Not wood alcohol but a mix of real whiskey and Jamaica ginger is blamed for Henry Mooney’s illness which temporarily blinded him after he was poisoned Saturday. Hubert W. Carroll and John Lawlor owner of the Colon wine store pleaded not guilty to maintaining a liquor nuisance and selling liquor in connection with Mooney case. They are free on bail.
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Pittsfield
Jamaica
Henry Mooney
Hubert W. Carroll
John Lawlor
Colon
Mooney
SPECIAL VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE IN MAINE
Governor Milliken announced a special Legislature session if the attorney general finds changes are needed to enroll women voters. He expects ratification of the federal amendment allowing women to vote by late March or early April, making Maine women eligible to vote in the upcoming primary.
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Augusta
Guy H. Sturgis
Milliken
Executive Department
Maine
June Ballot for All Offices Then Votes for Electors
The text notes that in the coming June, candidates for all offices will be on the ballot and men will vote. Electors for president will be chosen through actions of the prior Legislature.
Spring Yearning and Patient Hope in Bloom
A lyrical reflection on delayed spring as flowers and birds complain of rain and tardy warmth. A hopeful message, voiced at a gate, urges patience and faith that spring will arrive.
Paul Edison Found Dead in South End Room
Paul Edison aged 60 was found dead in his room at 1054 Washington Street South End by landlady Isabelle Lepore early last night. Police report no immediate signs of foul play. The district attorney will investigate the case.
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Paul Edison
Washington Street
South End
Isabelle Lepore
Funeral Services for Samuel P Mandell Held at Arlington Street Church
Funeral services for Samuel Pierce Mandell were held at Arlington Street Church. He died after a 72 year career at C. F. Hovey & Co and nearly 50 years as president of the Boston Transcript. Members of Merchants' Club Algonquin Club Union Club and other organizations attended. The body was later taken to Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
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Samuel Pierce Mandell
Arlington Street
Mr. Mandell
C. F. Hovey & Co
Boston Transcript
Merchants’ Club
Algonquin Club
Union Club
Eugene R. Shippen
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arlington’ Street
Dr. Shippen
Jerusalem the Golden
J. Tracy Eustis
Theodore Jones
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Company
Samuel Johnson
Theodore H. Bartlett
Henry Taggard
Louis M. Hammond
The
Transcript
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
Old time remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur updated with extra ingredients is advertised to darken gray hair evenly and restore gloss. A sponge or brush is used to apply a strand at a time and results claim disappearance of gray by morning with fuller looking locks.
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Wyeth
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Hrist CO
Humphrey
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Filene’s
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Harry F. Blanchard
Hudson Street
South Glens Falls
Eal Beth
Miss Dolly
Songs of
Bentztown Bard
Southern Prose Syndicate
S. P. Mandell
Ummerhiela
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Summerfield
Ummerfield
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