TWO FUGITIVES BROUGHT BACK
Inspectors from St Paul brought back Rainford H. Gifford of Roxbury and Kate Wilson from Seattle. Gifford is charged with deserting his wife Muriel and two minor children. Wilson allegedly stole a $350 diamond ring from actress Oz Waldrof of the Pair of Sixes company during a weekend absence.
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Thomas Sheehan
Patrick O'Neil
St. Paul
Minn
Rainford H. Gifford
Worthington Street
Roxbury
Kate Wilson
Seattle
Wash
Gifford
Muriel
Wilson
Free Offer for Catarrh Relief Coupon Request
A sales pitch urges readers to sign and mail a coupon to receive Gauss' Combined Treatment for catarrh at no cost. It promises a prepaid shipment of treatment and information, claiming quick, natural relief and a chance to prove effectiveness without any payment or pledge from the recipient.
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Germany
Treatment and Book Free Offer Request
A freed form requests free treatment and book, directing readers to mail to FE Gauss at 6664 Main St Marshall Michigan. The item presents a past mail solicitation for services or literature with a postal address for response.
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Gauss
Main St
Marshall, Mich
Tour the Pacific Coast on Rock Island Scenic Circle Tour
Rock Island Lines offers a one way return free Scenic Circle Tour through the Southwest and Colorado Rockies with both Expositions included in one ticket at no extra cost. Travel literature and a Boston travel bureau provide planning and details. Contact 8 L Parrott G N E A Rock Island Lines Boston phone Main 2249.
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Southwest
Colorado Rockies
Golden West
California
the Expositions
L. Parrott
Rock Island Lines
Boston
Rheumasalts advertised as a tonic and laxative drink
An ad promotes Rheumasalts a carbonated lithia drink claimed to cure fatigue constipation headaches and rheumatism. It is said to cleanse the stomach and intestines remove toxins banish uric acid and act as a saline laxative available for adults and convalescents. The copy urges asking a druggist for a five ounce bottle priced around one dollar from Rheumabath Co Minnegin and sold at Jaynes stores and other druggists.
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Genee
Minnegil
Britain Replies to A. 5 Note on Interference With Commerce
The British note rejects US allegations that its naval actions harmed American trade. It defends intercepting contraband, defends prize court practice, and argues that disruptions come from the enemy’s total war and submarine mines. It notes extensive efforts to protect neutral interests and avoid injuring neutrals.
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Britain
Sir Edward
United States
Great Britain
Ambassador Page
Cellency
United Kingdom
France
Seward
Washington
Page
Prince Bismarck
Kiel
Edward
Germany
Quincy Giant Becomes State Militia Recruit
Arthur B. Hultman known as the Quincy giant joined the State militia after the War Department waived height and weight limits to accept him. He weighs 290 pounds and stands 6 feet 5.5 inches, yet his robust health prompted officials to break the rules for this enlistment.
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Arthur B. Hultman
Quincy
War Department
Hultman
Mrs Deland Hosts Jonquil Sale to Help Vacation Camp
Several hundreds of jonquils offered by Mrs Margaret Deland at 35 Newbury street Boston will be sold next Saturday from 3 to 5 pm to raise funds for sending working girls to a Maine woods vacation camp.
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Boston
Maine Woods
Margaret Deland
Newbury Street
Mrs. Tyleston Granted Divorce in Dedham Court
In Dedham Divorce Court Judge Henry B. King granted Regina Tyleston a divorce from Roger Tyleston wealthy Sharon paper manufacturer. The case cited cruel and abusive treatment. Alimony to be decided later.
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Dedham
Regina Tyleston
Roger ¥.Tyleston
Sharon
Henry B. King
Ile
Rourke Objects To Finance Board Sewage Estimate
Louis K. Rourke commissioner of public works protested to the Mayor against a Finance Commission recommendation to cut 36000 from the sewer division appropriation for the 15-18 fiscal year.
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Louis K. Rourke
Public Works
Finance Commission
City to open dead end at Farragut Road for a circuitous route
Mayor Curley authorized construction at the dead end of Farragut Road in Marine Park to allow automobile traffic in a circuitous path around the Farragut monument.
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Farragut Road
Curley
Faragut Road
Marine Park
Farragut Monument
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Tory
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
Aas
Pases
Pegson Seewenee
W.l.douglas
Nwa Anties
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Spark
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Quincy Giant
MRS
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Filene
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