Professor Levanzin Claims Humans Can Live Forever
Professor Agostino Levanzin, formerly of Malta and now in Boston, told the Metaphysical Club at Huntington Chambers that the present generation could live 500000 years or forever if they learn to live properly. He said death results from personal failure to maintain physiological balance and food preparation.
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Agostino Levanzin
Island of
Malta
Boston
The
Metaphysical Club
Huntington Chambers
Levangin
Levanzin
Vegetarian Diet Claims Eternal Life and Moral Reform
Professor Levanzin urges abstinence from meat for longevity and virtue, arguing meat diets fuel vice and aggression. He cites fasting, end goals of 60 days, and future medical diets tailored to writing, love, beauty, and intellectual vigor, with milk and eggs as a transitional aid.
Republican city committee ignores municipal campaign
At Wesleyan Hall Bromfield street last night the Republican city committee voted not to take part in the current municipal campaign. Herman Hormel of Ward 14 was re elected president for the third time and all other 1912 officers were re elected. The meeting was harmonious.
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Republican City Committee
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Herman Hormel
Ward 14
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Breath Relief
The advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel that cleanses the bowels and purifies the system while improving bad breath. The sugar coated tablets are claimed to stimulate bowel and liver action without griping or after effects and are sold for 25 cents per box by the Olive Tablet Company of Columbus, Ohio.
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Dr. Edwards
Oliver
F. M. Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Couple Married After Night Of Mishaps In Cambridge
A couple wed near Cambridge after a chaotic route from Ashmont. A wayward chauffeur, tire failures, and car swaps slowed them, with Father Buckley marrying them at St Pauls parish house just before 1am. Guests dined at 2am, then began an unknown wedding tour. The groom, a North End lifeguard and boxer, and the bride, a Cambridge confectionery clerk, were the central figures.
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Father Buckley
Father Ryan
Katherine Riley
Annie Corrigan
North End
Cambridge
Saunders Veteran Ball Player Dead
Frank A. Saunders, an old-time ball player and shoeworker, died at home 2794 Washington Street. He was about 50 years old and leaves a wife and several children.
Munyon Paw Paw Pills claim gentle liver relief
Constipation claims say Manyon s Paw Paw Pills differ from laxatives by gently activating the liver and stomach without scouring or weakening. They are a tonic for stomach liver and nerves, enrich blood, and aid digestion without calomel. Price 25 cents. All druggists.
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Manyon
Peter Brigham Hospital to Open with European System
The new Peter Brigham Hospital near Harvard Medical School will open next month introducing the European hospital management system in the United States for the first time.
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Peter Brigham Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Brigham Hospital to adopt European staff model
The Peter Brigham Hospital plans a radical shift in staff structure with a permanent paid medical and surgical corps above house officers. Residents will stay six to eight years, work exclusively at the hospital, and outpatients will be treated all day. Dr. H A Christian will be physician in chief, with support from Dr. Harvey W Cushin in applying the Hopkins inspired system.
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Peter Brigham Hospital
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Brigham Hospital
H. A. Christian
Harvard Medical School
Harvey W. Cushing
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Sail from Boston but First See New England
New England lines publish a folder to promote Boston as a departure port for transatlantic travel. It touts Boston as logical and delightful, highlights scenic New England en route, and provides sailing schedules and a colored route map. It notes Boston is 190 miles nearer Europe, saving about 42 hours. Copies available at Room 574 South Station, Boston.
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Boston
New England
New England Lines
Middle West
Europe
South Station
Postal savings total reach 1.19 million dollars
Postmaster Mansfield reports postal savings deposits totaling 1,192,271 dollars on January 1, credited to 17,140 persons. Withdrawals since August 1, 1911 total 589,936 dollars. Last month 886 new accounts opened with 81,241 dollars deposited. Christmas season withdrawals were heavy at 70,240 dollars.
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Mansfield
Foss Explains Pardons Record to Legislature
Governor Foss disclosed 98 pardons issued by the Governor and Council in the past year in his annual message to the Legislature. The document details each pardon with reasons and notes Lena Cusumano's sentence commutation to life imprisonment.
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Foss
General Court
Lena Cusumano
Taft Shines In Louis XV Ball Costume
In Washington a week ago Miss Helen Taft impressed guests at Mrs. William F. Draper’s Louis XV ball with a historically accurate colonial costume and pearls. The event showcased eighteenth century French garden decor, with Miss Margaret Draper noted for her extraordinary pearl necklace. Helen Taft and Robert Taft danced the minuet as attendants and guests admired the elaborate attire and setting.
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Helen ‘Taft
Washington
Helen Taft
William F. Draper
Margaret Draper
Four Corners
Earth
Helen
Robert Taft
Harris & Ewing
Washington, D. C
Draper Ball
WANTED TRUST IN INSURANCE
Alfred M Best of New York testified before the House committee on the District of Columbia that a plan for a sixty million dollar insurance trust was proposed after the San Francisco quake by a JP Morgan representative and others. He said Continental Insurance President Evans called the plan impossible. The inquiry centers on the local superintendent and insurers linked to the underwriting board regulations.
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Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
San Francisco
Evans
Continental Insurance Company
Alfred M. Best
New York
House Committee On
District of Columbia
Charles F. Carusi
Best
New York City
Astronomer Swift Dies Dying at Marathon Home
Rochester dispatches report astronomer Lewis Swift, 93, stricken with apoplexy, dying at his daughter's home in Marathon, New York. Relatives in Rochester were advised of his condition today.
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Swift
Marathon Rochester
N. Y
Lewis Sift
Marathon
Rochester
Shopper notes rising business at Wolf's My Clothier
A man in Wolf's shoe department at Hanover and Portland streets says he has shopped there for years and finds the store busier each visit, calling it a sign the department is thriving. The remark reflects growing customer activity and confidence in the store's offerings.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Guise Department
No Trifling Court Denies Relief in Cronan Case
Judge Sheldon dissolves the injunction and $75,000 attachments on Boston attorney John F. Cronan’s property after ruling the Ulmans and their attorney John F. McCarthy cannot press claims based on untrue averments. McCarthy says his knowledge came from clients, not personal experience.
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Sheldon
John F. Cronan
Boston
John F. McCarthy
Isaac
Seth Ulman
Ulmans
Mr. Cronan
McCarthy
Prominent Railroad Head Roswell Miller Dies in New York
Roswell Miller, chairman of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Companies, died suddenly in New York. He was about 65 and was found dead in bed by a servant this morning after leaving the office in apparent good health following holiday vacation.
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New York
Roswell Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee
Ultimatum Presented by Allies at Peace Conference
At the London peace conference the Balkan allies presented an ultimatum to Turkey. Lazar Miyuskovitch demanded by Monday that Turkey renounce rights over Crete, cede all Aegean islands, including Italian-held ones, and accept frontier rectifications to include Adrianople in Bulgarian territory.
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London
Turkey
Lazar Miyuskovitch
Rechad Pasha
Crete
Aegean
Adrianople
M. Miyuskovitch
Italy
Turkish terms for frontier redraw spark Allied rejection
Mitusko vitch presented what he called the last possible terms Turkey can offer. Rechad outlined concessions on Crete and island possessions, the Dardanelles security, and a northern frontier from Sogot toward the Black Sea. Allies rejected the Turkish proposals, insisting on their own terms.
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Mituskovitch
Rechad Pasha
Rechad
Turkey
Crete
Great Britain
Russia
France
Italy
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Anatolia
Sogot
Port Lagos
Karagatch Bay
Col Oscar G Barron Hotel Pioneer Dead in New Hampshire
Col Oscar G Barron a pioneer in White Mountain hotel business died at Littleton Hospital after eight weeks illness and leg amputation. He formerly owned the Quincy House Boston.
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Col. Barron
Littleton
N. H
Oscar G. Barron
White Mountain
Littleton Hospital
Barron
Quincy House
Boston
Governor Deliberates on Excise Board Vacancy
Governor Foss said no decision yet on who will fill the Excise Commission chair after Samuel H. Hudson's impending resignation. Hudson informed him he wishes to step down when a successor is chosen. Five nominees named: James E. Cotter Hyde Park Robert Woods South End House Major Patrick O Keefe former Senator David B Shaw and William P Fowler former overseers of the poor chairman.
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Foss
Excise Commission
Samuel H. Hudson
Hudson
James E. Cotter
Hyde Park
Robert Woods
South End House
Patrick
Wind Blown Sign Injures Girl on School Street
A heavy wooden sign toppled from a building housing a restaurant on School Street during yesterday's high winds. It narrowly missed a pedestrian and struck Kathleen Toneaugar, injuring her slightly. Local authorities reported no serious harm and investigated the incident.
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School Street
Kathleen Toneaugar
Children All They Want Red Cross Cough Drops Ad
An advertisement offers Red Cross cough drops labeled for children with pricing per box. The short promo highlights value and invites purchases, reflecting a compact retail notice from a historical newspaper page.
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Red Cross
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