Australia must conscript its men argues Australian leader
Former South Australia premier Crawford Vaughan, visiting the United States at the invitation of the U S government, says Australia will finally adopt conscription. He praises American labor unity in wartime and predicts Australia will implement conscription after Premier Hughes resigns and a general election.
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South Australia
Australia
Grawford Vaughan
Post
Vaughan
United States
Colorado
Wyoming
Nevada
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Missouri
Llinois
Ohio
Pensylvania
New York
Boston
St. Botolph Club
William Morris Hughes
America
Wilson
Hughes
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Praised by Local Druggist
Druggist Herbert S. Maxwell of Plymouth Massachusetts reports eight years of handling Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy with no complaints. He notes many customers praise it and cite beneficial results according to their reports.
Messenger girl Alice Eagan named Chelsea’s sole courier
The little girl is Miss Alice Eagan of 20 Cross street Somerville and is described as Chelsea's only girl messenger.
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Alice Eagan
Cross Street
Somerville
Chelsea
Women Messenger Girls Hired by Postal Telegraph in Boston Area
Wartime report notes three young women employed as messengeresses by the Postal Telegraph Company. Chelsea’s Alice Eagan, 14, reports daily at 9 am from 20 Cross Street Somerville to 7 Second Street, while Helen Dee of South Boston and Mary Daniels of Roxbury also serve as messengers in Roxbury Crossing, Dorchester, and Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Postal Telegraph Company
Postal
Roxbury Crossing
Dorchester
Alice Eagan
Cross Street
Somerville
Second Street
J. D. McDonald
Boston
The
Postal Telegraph
Helen Dee
P Street
South Boston
Mary Daniels
Station Street
Roxbury
Two Sisters Found Dead in Somerville Home
Miss Belle Sumner and Miss Lucy S. Sumner, elderly sisters, were found dead in bed at 56 Mt. Vernon street Somerville. Gas jets were on full and papers stuffed the room. Two letters addressed to Mrs. Marion S. Shaw and Mrs. Norman N. Clancy were found on a table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Sumner
Lucy S. Sumner
Mt. Vernon Street
Somerville
Marion S. Shaw
Rutland Square
Boston
Norman N. Clancy
Waverley
Shaw
Sumner
Clancy
Stop a Persistent Cough with Homemade Pinex Remedy
An advertisement touts a home remedy using 214 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup. It claims to quickly thin and eliminate phlegm, ease dry or tight coughs, throat tickle, and bronchial irritation. Cites broad effectiveness for colds, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, and asthma. urges asking a druggist for Pinex with directions and a money-back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Ft, Wayne
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy Saves Life, West Plains Woman
Miss Cora Lee Hall of West Plains Missouri says she suffered monthly cramps indigestion and general weakness. After trying doctors and remedies she found relief and believes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound saved her life. The ad urges others with similar symptoms to try the famous root and herb remedy.
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West Plains
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cora Lee Hall
Mrs.Hall
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U.S
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Clinica
Centinol & Pyorrhocide Co
40Th St
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Boston Daily Post
Messenger Girls
Neal
Eng
Bresk
Ceylon
U.5
Food Administration
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Summer St
Canal St
Union St
Car. Elm
Wash. St
Bromfield St
the Ginter Co
C. 8. Brown Co. Inc
Specialty Shop, Inc
Washington Street
Tremont Street
Mamta
Nlal Nausens
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