Plant Juice Endorsements Reach Medford Readers
Mrs. Helen Crouch of Medford Massachusetts describes five years of indigestion and weight loss before using Plant Juice. She reports relief from aches sleep improved and appetite restored after starting the remedy. The Plant Juice Man promotes the product at Houghton Dutton Drug Department daily meeting locals and explaining merits.
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Helen Crouch
Main Street
Medford
Mass
Plantuice
Houghton & Dutton
Miserable From Stomach Trouble Testimony Ad
A reader testimonial from Louis Labrie claims Fruit a Tives eased two years of stomach trouble and rheumatic pain. The ad promotes 50c a box six for 2.50 and 25c trial size, with order details through Fruit a Tives Limited Ogdensburg.
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Louis Labrie
Fruit-a-tives Limited
Ogdensburg
Mullen pledges to bar nonresidents from Everett payrolls
Everett mayor John J. Mullen announced he will not approve city payrolls listing nonresidents as employees. He cited six to eight nonresidents at the Tuberculosis Hospital on Fuller street and ordered the Board of Health to meet on the issue. He vowed to discharge nonresidents or withhold payroll approval during his administration.
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John J. Mullen
Everett
Mullen
Fuller Street
Robert S. Leighton
Board of Health
Leighton
Chapman protests Harvard memorial for all war dead
John Jay Chapman, father of Victor Chapman, protests Harvard faculty vote to erect a memorial for Harvard men who died in any war. He argues the plan would imply Harvard equates Allied and German causes and insults those who died serving France. He writes in the Alumni Bulletin criticizing the cross war memorial concept.
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John Jay Chapman
Victor Chapman
Harvard
France
Chapman
Harvard Alumni Bulletin
Germany
Autopsy Report to Be Filed in Mansfield Case
District Attorney Tufts will receive the autopsy findings on Ruth E. Mansfield a 16 year old high school girl who died allegedly without physician attendance. The autopsy was conducted today by Medical Examiner J. W. Meigs Assistant Me D T B Smith and Dr B D Clark of Lowell Hospital. Officials declined any discussion of the results.
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Lowell
Ruth E. Mansfield
Tufts
J. W. Meigs
T. B. Smith
BD. J. Clark
Lowell Hospital
Food Price Hearing Scheduled by State Commission
The State High Cost of Living Commission will hold its first hearing on food costs this morning at 11 in Room 446 State House. The commission has conducted quiet inquiries and will now hear public input on the matter.
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State
High Cost of Living Commission
State House
E H Sothern Resting Easier. Possible Major Surgery
Chicago January 4 E H Sothern the actor confined to a hotel bed in Chicago rested easier tonight Dr J A Wolfer said it likely a decision will be made tomorrow on whether he must undergo a major surgical operation.
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Chicago
E. H. Sothern
J. A. Wolfer
Wolfer
Sweden Asks Spain What Can Neutrals Unite On
Madrid reports, via Paris, that Sweden has sent a note to Spain asking what measures the cabinet deems suitable to defend neutral interests during the ongoing crisis. The dispatch cites diplomatic sources and notes the neutrals seeking common ground.
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Sweden
Spain
Madrid
Paris
Swiss and German Advertisements Flood Regional Papers
Swiss and German newspapers overflow with ads and notices, reflecting commerce and cultural exchange. Readers encounter a blend of product promotions, services, and community announcements amid increased cross border interest.
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Saults
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