Seventy Five Years Old Man Cured by TO-NI-TA Says It Restored Health
Captain James Johnston a 75 year old retired army officer credits TO-NI-TA with restoring strength and vitality after long age related decline. He reports better sleep digestion and stamina equal to his age twenty years ago. Susan E. Sweetland, 68, from Providence, reports 35 years of catarrh cured by TO-NI-TA, noting relief from head stomach and bowels symptoms and renewed energy. Both endorse the medicine as a universal tonic and urge others with catarrh or weakness to try it, promising no cocaine or dangerous drugs and offering free doctor advice through Lorents Medical Co.
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James Johnston
Susan E. Sweetland
Monroe Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tonita
Cyret
Susan BE
Sweetland
Powhatan St
Providence
R. I
To-Nita Fkr
Lorents
To-Nita
Reunion at Hotel Brung Wick Evening Program
A reunion last evening at the Hotel Brung wick drew about twenty members. Professor G. H. Barton presided. Dr. Charles Sedgewick Minot of the Boston Society of Natural History gave a brief address. A. C. Lowell and Professor Barton spoke. Mies I. Carr and Miss Ethel Stanley Nichols provided musical selections.
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Brungwick
G. H. Barton
Charles Sedgewick Minot
Boston Society of Natural History
A. C. Lowell
Professor Barton
Mies I. Carr
Ethel Stanley Nichols
New Douglas Shoe Co Opens Luxuriously Remodeled Boston Store
The W L Douglas Shoe Company expands in Boston with a new three address store at 33 635 637 Street opposite Essex Street. The former druggist and shoe shop has been fully remodeled in a mahogany theme with a 35 foot long window, mirrors, hardwood floors, rugs, and an illuminated electric sign. L D Sawyer now manages the new location after previously running 631 Washington Street.
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W. Ll. Douglashoe Company
Brockton
Mass
Woieco Gees
United Sates
Essex Street
Boston
L D. Sawyer
Douglas
Washington Street
Eastern War Looms As World Awaits Crisis
The year 1904 opens amid bullish talk of peace but grows unlikely as global powers maneuver. US fleets move toward Asia and the Caribbean. Britain, Germany, France, and Russia ready forces. A Balkan upheaval, India and Tibet routes, and China’s 20,000 man corps shape a tense, widening European and world crisis.
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India
Africa
England
Somaliland
Germany
Herrera
Kiel
France
Indo-China
Yellow Sea
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Russia
Denmark
Elsinore
Norway
Sweden
Turkey
Besidhe
Saldnica
Bulgaria
Europe
China
Szechien
Yangtsekiang
Manchurian
Manchuria
Togo’s Failed Blockade of Port Arthur Reported
Tokyo reports Vice-Admiral Togo attempted to block Russian forces at Port Arthur by sinking five stone-laden merchant steamers. Four ships were sunk, one presumed to withdraw. no lives or warships lost. Crews escaped by boats, later rescued by torpedo boat destroyers. Ships named Jinsen Maru Tientsin Maru Hokoku Maru Buyo Maru fanshik Maru.
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Tokio
Togo
Port Arthur
Naval Department
Japanese Campaign Against Vladivostok Essay and Route Hints
Paris dispatches describe Possiet Bay as 70 miles from Vladivostok and suggest Japanese forces moving toward Hunchun and Kirin to sever the Port Arthur Harbin railroad line. The report notes strategic positions 220 miles southeast of Kirin and 300 miles southeast of Harbin, implying a broader drive against Russian rail links in Manchuria.
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Paris
Possiet Bay
Vladivostok
Kirin
Harbin
Hunchun
Port Arthur
Hood's Sarsaparilla and a World War News Fragment
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as superior health remedy amid a clipped wartime dispatch describing Possiet Bay operations against Viadivostok, Japan’s potential capture, and Russian garrisons in Eastern and Western Manchuria. The report notes supply lines via Nikola koe Ussuri, rail links, and cautious notes on a cut railroad between Harbin and Vladivostok.
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Moukdén
Possiet Bay
Viadivostok
Japan
Harbin
Russia
Viedivostok
Nikolakoe-Ussuri
Manchuria
Eko
Mudantsian
Hailin
Ajekhe
Vladivostok
Japanese ask aid for war bonds and Red Cross relief
A New York circulated appeal by a committee of Japanese citizens requests U S residents to subscribe to a 100,000,000 yen domestic loan for wartime needs. Subscriptions are via the Yokohama Specie Bank in New York and the Boston consulate, with 5 percent interest and payments in eight installments from March to November.
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United States
Red Cross Society of
Japan
New York
S. Uchi- Ga
Yokohama Specie Bank, Limited
Wall Street
New York City
Boston
Kilby Street
Osborne
Red Cross Society of Japan
Mrs Livermore Praises Japs At D A R Meeting
The Japanese war is an American war, said Mrs Mary A Livermore at the 10th anniversary observance of the Daughters of the Revolution at the Tuileries yesterday afternoon. She praised Americanized Japanese qualities in their contests with Russians as a sign of true patriotism. An informal reception preceded a luncheon. about 200 attended with yellow jonquils and tulips as decorations. Speakers included Rev Edward A Horton, Mrs Sara W Lee, the first State regent, and Miss Clara B Adams. Mrs Casey of New York was a guest.
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Caroline P. Heath
Sara White Lee
Sarah H. Hunt
Mary A. Chapman
Edward A. Horton
Sara W. Lee
Clara B. Adams
Casey
New York
the Daughters of the Revolution
Two Horses Killed as Train Hits Sled at Chelsea Crossing
A heavy sled loaded with canes of shoes struck by an approaching express on the Boston Maine line at Chelsea when the gates were lowering. Two horses pulling the sled were killed and the driver leaped clear as the train arrived about 1:05 PM.
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Hapgood Bros
Lynn
Avenue
Boston,Maine
Chelsea
Czar and Czarina Hold Confession in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on February 2 the Czar and Czarina attended a solemn confessional service at the Winter Palace Church with Court Chaplain Yanysheff. They then visited the imperial tombs in the Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul and the fortress, amid crowds seeing good news in the gesture.
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ST. Petersburg
Czarina
Praize
Winter Palace
Yanysheff
Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul
Fortress of
St. Peter and St. Paul
First Itham Theatre Show Treks Local Talent for Charity
In Waltham a large audience attended the Itham Theatre debut of the musical extravaganza The Waltham Ites performed entirely by local talent. Proceeds benefit General N. P. Banks Camp 41, Sons of Veterans.
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Waltham
Itham
Walthamités
Sons of Veterans
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Boot Cher
Maxung Tao
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London
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