Jar of Teams Causes Pain in Lowell Ad
Mrs. Lizzie Northrop of 23 Blodgett Street Lowell Mass testifies to relief from chronic pain after taking Varnesis a cure promoted by W A Varney. The advertisement claims the remedy treats stomach trouble rheumatism by tackling the stomach and liver and invites readers to visit the Boston office for free examinations and to obtain Varnesis from Riker Jaynes and other druggists.
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Lizzie Northrop
Blodgett Street
Lowell
Mr. Varney
Boston
Boylston Street
W. A. Varney
Hamilton Avenue
Lynn
Mass
Riker- Jaynes
Riker-Jaynes
Flexoil & Idl
Wfiss
Hartford Auditorium Fire Destroys City Landmark
Hartford Conn Feb 26 The Auditorium on Asylum street burned today destroying the ground floor restaurant and several stores. Offices occupied the second floor and a moving picture theatre stood on the third.
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Hartford, Conn
Asylum Street
Fire destroys historic Allyn Hall and adjoining hotel
A trunk shop blaze quickly engulfed the north end of the three story building known as Allyn Trail Hall built circa 1860. The front collapsed onto the street injuring fireman Burr and others. Deputy Chief Keena and Captain Ward were rescued from upper floors. Loss estimated at 150000 for the auditorium and 5000 for the Allyn House.
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Burr
Engine Company No 6
Allyn Trail
Allyn House
Keena
Ward
Putnam Griswold Basso Dies in Sanitarium
American basso Putnam Griswold died today in a private sanitarium New York after an appendicitis operation on February 10 He was born in Minneapolis in 1876 and first appeared as an operatic star in London in 1901
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Putnam Griswold
Mr. Griswold
Minneapolis
London
Somerville Mayor Announces Budget for City of Somerville
Mayor Zebedee Be. Cliff submitted to the Board of Aldermen a proposed city budget totaling 1 679 643 10 dollars for the coming year. The proposal increases overall spending by 32 092 11 dollars versus last year across departments.
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Zebedee BE. Cliff of
Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Folk Dance Revival Deters Tango in Boston Society Event
A Boston group led by Mrs. James J. Storrow revived Morris and other folk dances to counter the tango as part of a benefit for the Women's Educational and Industrial Union research fellowship. The first musicale at Mrs. Mary Morton Kehew's home drew Back Bay women eager to join the revival, with varied dances and an announced program of Hungarian, Spanish and Italian folk dances to follow.
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James J. Storrow
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Mary Morton Kehew
Chestnut Street
Back Bay
William 8. Kehew
Robert Treat Paine
Harold Peabody
F. W. L. Richardson
William HH. Schofield
T. Mott Shaw
Quincy Shaw, Jr
Roger S. Warner
Edward R. Warren
Alfred R. Weld
Renton Whidden
Miss Louise Adams Weds Ashley Day Adams
Miss Louise Fisher Adams daughter of Samuel and Mrs Adams of 278 Commonwealth avenue wed Ashley Day Adams son of Charles and Mrs Adams of Brookline at Old South Church. Yale graduate 1912 and former Eli oarsman, best man Joseph Walker. numerous Brookline friends attended as bridesmaids and ushers. Ceremony conducted by Rev. George A. Gordon with ornate pink and orange blossoms in decor.
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Louise Fisher Adams
Samuel Gibson Adams
Commonwealth Avenue
Ashley Day Adams
Old South Church
Yale
Eli Oarsman
Charles E. Adams
Kilsyth Road
Brookline
Virginia Pierce
Elizabeth Burrage
Daisy Mills
Dorothy Whipple
Nathaline Cumner
Esther Paine
Boston
Lois Smith
Philadelphia
George A. Gordon
Joseph Richmond Walker
Morton Adams
James Burgess Green
Harold Pierce Cooley
William Francis Howe
Douglas Bomeister
Brooklyn
N. Y
Oliver Palmer Jaffray
Minneapolis
Some Foolish Things Women do
Many women ruin their skin and complexion through powder and creams. The French use a medicated soap by Louis Nathan of Paris to counteract powder effects by cleansing pores and allowing natural breathing. Sold by department and drug stores.
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Louis Nathan
Rue Scribe
Paris
Adv
Starving Man Found in Snow Near Lake Quannapowitt
George F. Hall, found freezing beside a Wakefield trolley line near Lake Quannapowitt, was taken to the town hall. Dr. Dutton ordered a square meal after Hall, recently discharged from a Lowell hospital, recounted fleeing illness and poverty with his wife and two children. Chief Pollard led a $4.55 collection to send him home to Lowell with food for his family.
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Wakefield
George F. Hall
Lake Quannapowitt
Lakeside
Wakefield Square
Town Hall
Richard Dutton
Hall
Lowell Hospital
Lynn
Lowell
Chief Pollard
Kewpie Suit Settled In Out Of Court Resolution
The Kewpie doll case saw C Garfield McLean file attachment for 3 500 000 against Rose O Neil Wilson known as Rose O Neil. The dispute over breach of contract with Rose O Neil Wilson was settled out of court for several thousand dollars the precise sum not disclosed.
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C. Garfield McLean
Rose O'Neil-Wilson
Rose O'Neil
Patriotic Party at Jackson College Carded by All Around Club
Jackson College hosted an All Around Club patriotic party at Jackson gymnasium in honor of Washington and Lincoln. Early festivities included games a kitchen orchestra from the Jackson dormitory and the evening featured historical tableaux a musical program and dancing.
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Jackson College
Jackson Gymnasium
Washington
Lincoln
Miner Halil
Jackson
Witness Stand Reopens In Rantoul Case Proceedings
Testimony resumes with questions about patient care and behavior. Stanley Cunningham and Dr Kraneis describe Rantoul marriage tensions and health, while nurse Miss McClay offers deposition remarks as photographers press for shots outside the witness room.
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Stanley Cunningham
Rye
N. Y
Rantoul
Kraneis
Lowell Burnett
Beacon Street
Seek Lost $1000 Bill in Boston Mystery
A $1000 bill vanished between North Station and Milk Street last night, with attorney Daniel J. Kiley advertising a liberal reward and no questions asked. The ad lacks a note of description, leaving the exact bill unidentified and the tale a quiet mystery.
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Boston
North Station
Milk Street
Daniel J. Kiley
Kiley
Post
Riley
Clgar
Fire Prevention Bill Debated at Dedham Dinner
The fire prevention bill before the General Court to create a new State commission drew both opposition and support from speakers at the Dedham Business Association and Board of Trade dinner at Hotel Thorndike last night.
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General Court
Dedham Business Association
Board of Trade
Hotel Thorndike
Retain Youth With Delightful Bath Powder
An advertisement for Clarks Thinning Salts promotes a bath treatment claimed to refresh the body, reduce flesh with regular use, and ease rheumatic pain. It highlights skin benefits, muscle relaxation, and cleansing effects, urging devotees to seek a healthier complexion and vitality. Distributed through multiple stores and manufacturers, with a booklet offer.
Old Brimmer School Grads In Election
The 36th annual Brim mer School alumni meeting was held last night at the Plaza. Major Patrick F. O'Keefe elected president succeeding Frederick G. Roberts as toastmaster. Former Congressman John A. Kelcher elected vice president. Albert H. M. Gilson secretary, Arnold Horton treasurer, and George W. Ransom William A. McDevitt and Sol Bacharach named trustees.
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Brimmer School
Patrick F. O'Keefe
Frederick G. Roberts
John A. Kelcher
Albert HM. Gilson
Arnold Horton
George W. Ransom
William A. McDevitt
Sol Bacharach
Fire Hits Gen Chamberlains Home In Portland
A chimney fire threatened the Ocean avenue residence of the late Major General Joshua L Chamberlain in Portland today. The body of the Union officer lay at home awaiting burial tomorrow as hose and ladder companies extinguished the blaze.
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Portland
Joshua I. Chamberlain
Ocean Avenue
Dandruff Causes Hair Troubles Crude Oil Remedy
An advertisement touts Crudol as a scalp massage oil that fights dandruff, stops hair loss, and promotes growth without drying or changing hair color. Sold in tubes only, with prices 25c to 60c, from Crudol Products Corp of New York.
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Crudol
Crudol Products Corporation
Broadway
New York
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