Senator Osgood Petition Seeks 30 Percent Reimbursement
In a Senate presentation Senator Osgood of Hopedale advocates legislation to reimburse farmers for 30 percent of losses from cattle and other livestock slaughtered due to foot and mouth disease. The petition urges destroying exposed hay and feed and authorizing funds from the state treasury to cover remaining losses and feed destruction.
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Hopedale
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Routhborough
United States
Commonwealth
Salmon
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Boston Daily Press
Europe
Agriculture
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In Memory of Justice Gray Meeting in Boston Courtroom
A meeting of the bar of the Commonwealth will be held in the Supreme Judicial Court courtroom in Boston on Saturday January 17 at 11 oclock to receive resolutions on the death of Justice Gray. Afterward the attorney general will present the resolutions to the court.
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Boston
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thettorney-General
City Point Catholic Association Ladies' Night
The City Point Catholic Association has arranged a ladies night at the clubhouse tomorrow evening with a lecture by Herbert H. Carruth followed by a concert and collation. The group plans an annual reunion in Howe Hall on Feb 2 and formed a committee to evaluate a minstrel show option.
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City Point
Osmo-Chemic Light Cure Promises Long Life and Disease Cure
An advertising feature promotes Osmo-Chemic light and oxygen therapy as a cure for consumption, asthma, cancer, and other diseases. It cites Dr J L Plunkett and reports testimonials from Henry Pletsch and Mrs Joel Bean, claiming rapid global adoption and noninvasive treatment with promising results.
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
London
Berlin
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New Orleans
San Francisco
Montreal
Chicago
New York
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Stomach Catarrh Cured Says Mrs Coyne of Chelsea
Mrs E Coyne of 6 Winnisimmet Street Chelsea Massachusetts says she suffered ten years with a severe stomach trouble. She consulted top physicians and patent medicines before visiting Osmo-Chemic doctors. After X Ray diagnosis of stomach catarrh and intestinal neuralgia she began treatment and improved. She reports her stomach symptoms easing and side pain diminishing, feeling better than in years and praises the Osmo-Chemle doctors as having a wonderful cure for stomach catarrh.
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Dr. Plunkett
Henry Pletsch
Marlboro St
Wollaston
Mass
E. Coyne
Cancer of the Breast Patient Testimony from Lawrence
Mrs. Joel Bean of 299 Lowell Street Lawrence Massachusetts describes a cancer in the left breast that was hard and large. She had an unsuccessful operation but reports deterioration before following Osmo-Chemic treatment which reduced the cancer by half and led to improved condition after a five to six week pause.
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Joel Bean
Lowell St
Lawrence
Mass
Parsifal in Concert Delights Boston Audience at Symphony Hall
A crowd packed the Symphony Hall for Wagner's Parsifal conducted by B J Lang in concert form with no scenery under special license. Performances ran 4 30 to 6 00, 7 45 to 8 45, and 9 00 to 10 15 with 70 musicians and Cecelia Society choruses. Cast included Kundry Mme Kirkby Lunn Parsifal Herr Gerhauser Armfortas Herr Van Roppy Gurnemanz Herr Blass. Notables attended, wreaths awarded to Lang and many Boston figures.
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Arm
Conferences Fail to Break Amesbury Carriage Strike
AMESBURY January 6 The State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation, meeting with manufacturers and four Carriage Workers Union committees, failed to disclose progress. Factories run today, 47 workers sought work elsewhere, 10 to 15 men employed locally, strikers firm with no desertions, workers say unskilled in shops. No change reported tonight.
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Harvard Astronomical Work Receives Major Observatory Upgrade
Harvard College Observatory reports a notable year with expanded facilities. A donated space for securely storing vast photographic negatives was secured and a two foot diameter mirror will be mounted in the observatory workshop. Additional smaller needs were funded.
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Harvard College Observatory
Jones defeats Soule for president in Senate caucus
In a secret Republican caucus at the State House, 25 senators voted George R. Jones for president over Rufus A. Soule, who refused to accept a unanimous nomination. The vote followed bitter exchanges, with Soule declaring he would represent the third Bristol district and not back Jones unconditionally.
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Tufts
Wallace
Newell
Monroe
Bay State
A Soldier Found Health Through Grape-Nuts After War Hardship
An Illinois veteran recounts severe weight loss and chronic stomach trouble after the Civil War. He tried many treatments and patent medicines but found relief only with Grape-Nuts, gaining 35 pounds in six months and restoring energy and health. The testimonial cites Postum Co. as the product’s maker.
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Butt
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Conductors Seek Higher Wages in New Haven Meeting
A New Haven conference between a committee of the Order of Railway Conductors and NYNH&HT vice president Merrill discussed wage aims. Conductors seek restored passenger pay and a per mile increase for freight workers, aiming for about four dollars per day. Merrill proposed concessions on some divisions, but the move did not satisfy the union.
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New Haven, Conn
Order of Railway Conductors
Merrill
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Publish Local Cure Claims
Weekly list highlights names and addresses of people allegedly cured by Osmo-Cemic Physicians, urging readers to visit locally for verification. The piece emphasizes merit and conscientious work behind the record and invites talks with those named who reside nearby.
Gall Stones Cured by Osmo-Chemic Doctors
Mrs C J Willey of 5 Ashmont Ph Dorchester Mass says years of gall stone and chronic constipation eased after Osmo-Chemic treatment. X-Ray confirmed gall stones but lengthy therapy brought near total relief and she praises the doctors as offering a wonderful cure for pain and recommends others to seek their care.
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C. J. Willey
Ashmont Ph
Dorchester
Mass
Osmo-Chemic doctors claim cure for consumption
K H Green of Everett Massachusetts describes five years of tuberculosis and debility. He consulted several physicians without lasting relief before following the Osmo-Chemic Hight treatment after an X-ray diagnosis. He reports feeling like a new man and says he is cured of a troublesome disease.
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E. H. Green
Hancock St
Everett
Mass
Allady
K. H. Green
Free X Ray Examinations At Osmo Chemic Physicians
The Osmo Chemical Physicians offer absolutely free X ray examinations using a specialized fluoroscopic setup. They claim to determine the cause of ailments with certainty and invite people to come in for the procedure.
The Osmo-Cemic System of Medicine in Boston
Dr J L Plunkett chief consulting physician outlines the Osmo-Cemic system with permanent offices at 910 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 daily except Sunday.
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Boston Post
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Rondout
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Boylston Building
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Boston
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Going to Rome to Become Priests
Dr Kennedy rector of the American College at Rome sailed from New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He travels with Dr B F Da Costa 71, a widower and former rector of St John the Evangelist, and Dr Doran a former Protestant minister from Philadelphia. They are bound for Rome to enter Roman Catholic priesthood.
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Presho Retires From Public Service in Charlestown
Edward W. Presho, long-time Republican leader of Ward 5 Charlestown and former representative alderman and street commissioner, left public life yesterday. He stopped at City Hall to collect belongings and tend urgent matters while colleagues expressed regret at his departure.
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Charlestown
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City Hall
Central Bank Dividend Report Pending to Washington
Receiver Allen has sent a condition report on the Central National Bank to Washington with a recommendation for a substantial dividend. The receiver has collected nearly 1.5 million dollars, and deposits total about 3 million. Litigation exists over several large loans, with further reports to the comptroller soon.
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Washington
Allen
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