Omega Oil Proven To Stop Pain Says Newton Man
A Newton Highlands resident recounts relief from a severe foot injury after applying Omega Oil, a Swiss liniment touted as a rheumatism and neuralgia remedy. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist to stock Omega Oil or order from the Omega Chemical Co. in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Stewart
Lincoln St
Newton Highlands
Mass
R. H. White
Omega Chemical Co
Central St
Boston
News Men Dine at Hotel and Railroad Dinner
The fourth annual dinner of the Mutual Relief and Benefit Association of the Hotel and Railroad News Company was held at the American House with about 150 members and guests. Attendees included F. M. Stanwood, H. G. Brown, James Brown, J. Warren and many editors, managers and reporters from major papers. speeches praised the association and journalism, and gifts were announced from the Post, Herald, and Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Relief and Benefit Association of
The
Hotel and Railroad News Company
American House
F. M. Stanwood
H. G. Brown
James Brown
Joseph Warren
W. A. Grazier
the Post
Charles H. Taylor
the Globe
W. H. Woods
the Herald
Thomas Downey
Globe
J. D. P. Wingate
Journal
G. B. Danforth
Transcript
F. IL. Corcoran
Traveler
H. Adams
Advertiser
G. H. Bowles
Association
F. A. Easton
Worcester
G. C. Prince
Lowell
E. B. Eee
Lynn
J. W. Peterson
Portland
G. C. Holmes
Brockton
John J. Murphy
Boston
Relief Fund
the Association
Herald
Wabash
Old Kentucky
John. Buenke
F. M. Stan‘mwood
Iown
Taylor
Old Colony
Mtchburg
Bus
Iver
Bennett
Mutual Relief and Benefit Association OF the
Hotel & Railroad News Company
Bryan on America's Mission Destiny Not Chance or Choice
Colonel William Jennings Bryan argues imperialism clashes with constitutional and moral principles. He says destiny is formed by choice, urges Americans to resist imperialism, and praises American democracy as a beacon guiding self-government and global liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Virginia Association
America
National Convention
Congress
Pharaoh
Red Sea
Moses
Belshazzar
Tours
Europe
Napoleon
Marengo
Ulm
Austerlitz
Blucher
Wellington
St. Helena
George III
New
Yorktown
United States
Philippine Islands
Mexico
Central
South America
Asia
Consumers' League Meets Seeks Better Labor Standards
The Consumers League held its annual meeting at Association Hall with Miss Edith M. Howes as president. She opposed “getting something for nothing” and outlined year-long investigations showing long hours for young women in mercantile work. Mayor Quincy and Professor Taussig voiced support for reform and ethical purchasing. Officers were elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers’ League
Association Hall
Edith M. Howes
F. W. Taussig
Harvard University
League
Quincy
Jane Addams
Boston
Edith Ballister
Newton
Elizabeth H. Houghton
Robert H. Gardner
Massive Torpedo Factory Blast Injures Three
At the M Backes Sons paper caps and torpedo works in Wallingford Connecticut an explosion on the second floor sent a flood of torpedoes flying. About 16 000 torpedoes detonated creating a 25 by 25 foot hole in the floor and blowing out the building’s west wall. Three operatives were slightly injured by flying glass while fifty workers on the floor escaped unharmed. A further 16 000 torpedoes nearby did not explode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingfoord
Conn
M. Backes Sons
Wallace Street
Ordinary crook turns out not linked to Adams case
NOT THE PRISONER New York February 2 The so called Red Beard man arrested last night and rumored to be connected to the Adams case proved to be only a common crook Josiah Howe. His photo is in the Rogues Gallery and he was taken into custody on general principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adams
Josiah Howe
Rogues
Ark Town Comedy Company Performs Ethiopian Event
The Ark Town Comedy Company staged an entertainment at Music Hall last evening. The program featured James Vaughan time pianist, the Harris sisters, Little Lin, Norris sisters, Carrie Liz, the Tylers, Miss Lucas, and a plantation comedy by the company. A cake contest was led by Reetue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arktown
Music Hall
Darktown Comedy
James Vaiughn
Harris Sisters
Little Lin
Corinne Norris
Carrie L Z the Tylers
Misse@ Lucas
Reetue
Mrs. Pinkham Remedies Help Nervous Women
Women suffer nerves blamed on menses and Linda Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised by multiple callers. Letters from Mrs Emilie Schneider Detroit and Mrs Anna Hall Connecticut describe relief from faintness back pain and womb issues after using the compound and washes. Mrs Susie Weaver Philadelphia credits four bottles and Sanative Wash for renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Schneider
Helen Ave
Detroit
Anna E. Hall
Hilldale
Conn
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Downey
Woods
Railroad News Company
W. H. Dyer
C. H. Larsy
W. A. Grozier
Post
E. A. Groziler
F. A. Cochran
F. A. Eastman
C. H. Cabot
A. T. DeLuce
G. E. Perkins
R. A. Rowse
A. A. Babcock
C. L. Grace
J. J. Keefe
G. W. Watson
W. BK. Stewart
J. F. Kelly
W. H. Harvey
G. W. Morrison
P. H. O'Keefe
George Ll. Church
L. W. Rockwell
Vice
Pres
H.G. Brown
JAMES _ BROWN
John C Bel Nye
the Mutual Relief Also
Harbin CO
Johnsen &Fe
Bosten, Wass
New England
C.H. Robinson & CO
Washington St
Deck Square
Adame Square
Bryanon Destiny
America's
Philippines
Runnymede Club
Astillery
R. F. Balke & CO
Bord
Louieville
Kentucky
U. S
Mellwood
Albert A. Winyard
Charles Perry
Thomas Doyle
J.T. Manning
Winter St
A. Stowell
Iona
Iliss A. P
Abbott, Iowa
Cunard
Cephalonia
Charles _ Beresford
Nan Acanines
J. Edward Wilson
Tremont
Austin & Stone
Bissell
THD
American Wringer CO
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Cor. Arch
BER
Jane Hern
Puneral
Burney Street
Savin Hill
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