Nothing Made That Will Help You Verdict Of Local Doctor
The remarkable recovery of Harry H Chandler of 1A City Hall Sq Lynn Mass from rheumatism after his attending physician said nothing made in medicine would reach his case is chronicled. Chandler credits Var nesis with restoring health in four months and preventing further illness, noting relief of joint stiffness and stomach issues. He urges readers to request the booklet A Word to Skeptics and to obtain Var-ne-sis from Liggett s Riker Jaynes and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Chandler
City Hall Sq
Lynn
Mass
Cian
Chandler
W. A. Varney
Boston
Boylston St
Liggett’s
Riker-Jaynes
ELOPER GRANTED DIVORCE IN EAST CAMBRIDGE
In East Cambridge Superior Court Judge Fox granted a decree nisi to Mrs Hazel G Hastings of West Medford on grounds of cruel and abusive treatment. Samuel Bouve Hastings did not defend. The court awarded $10,000 alimony and $2,000 counsel fees.
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Superior Court
East Cambridge
Fox
Hazel G. Hastings
Boston Avenue
West Medford
Samuel Bouve Hastings
Hidden Boston Hot Air: Secret 1906 Marriage Case Unfolds
Mrs. Hastings testified at length about a secret 1906 marriage in New York to an 81 year old husband, with both living in Wayland and the Copley Square Hotel. She described abuse, threats, and her departure in 1916, while the husband later moved to Atlantic City and resumed residence at the hotel.
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Hastings
Atlantic City
Copley Square
Melanson Loses Suit to Reclaim Quincy House
Augustus Melanson failed in a petition to regain possession of a $1500 Quincy house and land. He claimed providing the purchase money but deeded the property to Mrs. Mary R. Murphy to secure a marriage promise after her divorce. Murphy died before fulfillment, and the estate passed to her daughter Mrs. Mary Maloney and her husband Jeremiah Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Melanson
Quincy
Melanson
Hardy
Mary R. Murphy
Murphy
Mary Maloney
Jeremiah Maloney
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromine Quinine Ad
Advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets with a money back guarantee from Pruggists if it fails. E. W. GROVE'S signature appears on each box and the price is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
U. S. Plans to Seize Trawlers for Coastal War Duties
The fleet of 14 steam trawlers based in this port will be taken over by naval authorities for mine sweeping along the coast in case of war. The government also plans a large fleet of 65-foot power boats with machine guns and anti aircraft guns for submarine chasing and coast patrols.
Massachusetts Naval Militia mobilization drive expands
Massachusetts naval militia orders readiness for mobilization. Units recruit for engineering and deck duties, with sea readiness within 24 hours. Harvard students urged to join Naval Reserve and coast patrol service. Yacht Union plans to enroll yachtsmen and boats for emergency use. Meetings to mobilize college men and reserve personnel scheduled across Boston.
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Massachusetts Naval Militia
Naval Militia
U. S. S. Kearsarge
Charlestown Navy Yard
Harvard
United States Naval Reserve
R. N. Barnard
Navy Yard
Naval Reserve
Yacht Racing Union of Massachusetts
Young's
Daniels
Eastern Yacht Club
Opposed to City Lighting Hearings in Boston
Harvard Professor Harry E. Clifford testified before the Gas and Electric Light Commission on municipal ownership of Boston street lighting. He questioned whether the city could run lighting cheaper than Edison and noted potential savings if municipal lighting were insulated from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Boston
Harry E. Clifford
Harvard and
Tech
City of Boston
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Edison Company
Ives
Clifford
Crushed foot saves his life in war tale
Robert Snook an Englishman and chief steward of the British steamer Pruth arrived from Liverpool. He joined the navy after the war began and served two years on the Laurentic later torpedoed after a six inch shell wounded his foot. He survived as the ship went down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Snook
Pruth
Liverpool
Laurentic
White Star Line
Halifax
Appeal for Safer State Highways and Licensing Reforms
Readers urged to press the Legislature to pass safety bills amid 315 deaths and 9331 injuries from auto accidents last year. The Safe Roads Automobile Association and Highway Safety League call for an independent motor vehicle commission, strict license exams, 18 age requirement, safety zones, and cross walks. A hearing on February 21 in Room 446, State House, precedes public action. Francis Peabody and Lawrence G. Brooks signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Safe Roads Automobile Association
The
Highway Safety League
Highway Commission
Commission
Motor Vehicle Commission
Committee On Commissions
State House
Francis Peabody
Lawrence G. Brooks
Sec’y
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad claims a cold can be broken in hours with Pape's Cold Compound. Take every two hours for three doses to relieve nasal congestion discharge headache fever throat and sneezing. priced at 25 cents and said to act without assistance or unpleasant taste.
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Pape
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Portland Sts
Gyre
Eloper
Mrs. Hastings
House
U. S
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Hamburg
Telephone Beach
Washington Street
Boylston
Hollis Ste
Romsdalen
London
Filene
Jordan Marsh Company
Gilchrist & CO
Shepard Norwell CO
C. F. Hovey & CO
Magrane Houston CO
R. H. White CO
Continental Clothing House
Kennedy’s
Summer and Hawley Sts
A. Shuman & CO
Shuman Corner
ALL America Shoe Shop
Summer St
Tremont St
Bouve-Sterling CO
Water St
ER. W. Burt Co., Inc
West St
Crosby Shoe
Milk St
Douglas Shoe
Washington St
Essex
Hanover St
Court St
Cor
Howard St
J. J. Esart CO
H. E. Hagan
A. H. Howe & CO
Felix J. McMorrow
Nesmith Shoe CO
Otis St
Sample Shoe Shop
Wash. St
Slater Shoe Store
Tremont Row
Sorosis Shoe Shop
Boylston 8
Thayer McNell CO
Temple PL
Traveler Shoe
Roxbury
Winson’s Shoe Shop
Iea Winston CO
Parker Holmes & CO
Kloc Manufacturing Corp
West 22d Street
New York
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