Prominent Clergyman Restored to Vigor
The Rev. Dr. A. H. Long of Mount Joy Pennsylvania at 84 credits Duffys Pure Whiskey as a restorative tonic curing nervous debility brain congestion grip and vertigo. He cites forty years of ailments and notes 6000 sermons 2000 written sermons 549 baptisms 114 marriages 500 funerals 75 camp meetings and Creed revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Long
Church of God
Mount Joy
Penn
Duffy
A. Hi. Long
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey touted as health tonic
A vintage advertisement proclaims Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure tonic strengthening nerves and heart, aiding digestion and longevity. It targets overworked men, delicate women, and sickly children and urges purchase from druggists or direct in sealed bottles with the Old Chemist trademark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Sherwood Court Induction Ceremony at St Rose Hall
Sherwood Court 8 M. Cc. O. F. held its induction exercises last night at St Rose Hall. Deputy High Chief Ranger R. H. Sheehan, with the Alma Mater degree staff of East Boston, officiated. Addresses were given by Rev. Dennis F. Lee and High Chief Ranger Dennis F. Murphy, along with Rev. William T. McQuaid and Rev. J. J. Witsgerald. A musical program followed by luncheon and dancing closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Court
St. Rose Hall
R. H. Sheehan
East Boston
Dennis F. Lee
Dennis FE. Murphy
William T. McQuaid
J. Jd. Witsgerald
Cure for Eczema Reported by Brooklyn Mother
A Brooklyn mother recounts her son’s twelve year eczema ordeal from infancy to cure after using Cuticura soap ointment and Resolvent. She details rough skin, itching, burning, and constant doctors with no relief until the products. The child FB is now twelve and has fine smooth skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutiura
Michael Steinman
Sumner Avenue
Brooklyn N. Y
For Woman s Eye and Skin Aids Advertised
Stress cannot be placed enough on Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for antiseptic cleansing and treatment of inflammations itching irritations relaxations and pain. They are promoted for anemia chlorosis hysteria nervousness and debility with a note that they are sold worldwide by Potter Drug and Chemical Corp Boston and mailed free How to Cure Sun Hummers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Drag & Chem. Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Mass
Court Seeks Dissolution of New England Y W C A Structure
A petition filed in the Superior Court by Flora I Brown and New England Y W C A members seeks to dissolve the existing organization to permit consolidation under a single national committee. The move aims to reorganize and dissolve subsidiary bodies to unify the national Y W C A effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora I. Brown
New England
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Brown
Y. Ww. Co. A
Pigeon Delays Court Session With Sounds From Air Shaft
In the second session of the lower court an innocent noisy pigeon fell into an air shaft and fluttered on the ground floor. Miss Maynard a probation officer spotted it then the court listened to its flapping for about a half hour. The bird was later rescued and released to its friends outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maynard
Ficers
Harvard Man Hooked After Lemon Storm at Theatre
Harvard graduate Frank Burton faced a hostile crowd during an amateur night at Columbia Theatre. Lemons, tins, and a spray of water met his Shakespearean act until a stage hook hauled him off. Fellow student Teddy Smith endured a similar initiation with squirt guns and projectiles.
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Columbia Theatre
Frank Burton
Harvard
Taunton
Burton
Macduff
Shaksperian
Teddy Smith
New England Deaconess Aid Society Elects Officers
The New England Deaconess Aid Society names its officers for the year with Mrs. J. A. Patterson of Everett as president and Mrs. M. W. Mann of Medford as vice president. Minor officers to be appointed at the Feb. 5 meeting at 36 Brattle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Top Floor Fire Engulfs Plant at Hastings Sash Factory
Fire on the top floor of a six story Hastings sash factory at 184 Friend Street caused heavy damage before being contained. The blaze did about 35 dollars in damage and the cause remains unknown. Firefighters reported a stubborn effort to halt the flames on the originating floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hastings
Friend Street
Mad dog cleared streets after gunfire in yard
Everett police were notified of a dog matching the description of the one shot seen frothing at the mouth and barking in a yard early yesterday. Mr Johnson fired several shots alarmed by the animal, and one shot is believed to have taken effect. Owner of the dog is unknown.
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Everett
City Officials Agree on Dog Muzzling Order
A morning conference at the Mayor's office with Police Commissioner O'Meara Acting Chairman Berwin Assistant Corporation Counsel McLaughlin and the Mayor discussed enforcing a Board of Aldermen order to muzzle dogs or restrain those at large. The Animal Rescue League leaders presented views.
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O’meara
Board of Aldermen
Berwin
McLaughlin
Stantington Smith
Cabot
Animal Rescue League
Let Us Tax Dogs Heavily to Curb Nuisance
A North Attleboro reader argues for a $20 dog tax to reduce roaming and nuisance dogs. He contends dogs fail to protect homes when off the leash and urges higher fees to deter ownership, suggesting teddy bears as safer alternatives.
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Sir
North Attleboro
Agricultural Board Out of Dog Crusade
To the Editor of the Post a reader defends the State Board of Agriculture over hydrophobia dog muzzling criticism. The excerpt from Secretary Ellsworth’s 1905 annual report notes the cattle bureau is not controlled by the board, despite legal designation, and that its chief’s report is printed separately.
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Austin Peters
State Board of Agriculture
Peters
Cattle Bureau
The
Agricultural Board
Ellsworth
James Jones
Town Ordered to Pay for Mrs Pezze’s Pasteur Treatment
Great Barrington Jan 18 Judge Sanford ruled against Sheffield in the case by which the town sought to recover money paid for Mrs. Pezze’s Pasteur Institute treatment after a mad dog bite. The selectmen had implied the treatment would be free and were ordered to cover costs.
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Great Barrington
Sheffield
Antonio Pezze
Pasteur Institute
Burrage Buys Cranberry Bogs in Middleboro Area
East Middleboro near the Halifax line sees extensive real estate activity as A. C. Burrage of Boston, the copper king, expands holdings in cranberry land. About 150 acres are reported bought through an agent for Burrage, enhancing his development in the district.
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Middleboro
East
Halifax Line
A. C. Burrage
Boston
Cure Cold In One Day Bromine Quinine Tablets
An advertisement promising a one day cure for colds with laxative bromide quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. L. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box. Price is 25 cents.
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L. W. Grove
Houdini Reveals New Box Escape at Keith's Theatre
Starry Houdini, famed escape artist, performs a new box trick at Keith's Theatre, escaping from a pasted box while manacled. Evidence shown to witnesses, he emerges after 16 minutes with ropes and restraints inside the box. Future acts promise further chain and bag escapes.
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Starry Houdini
Keith's Theatre
Houdini
Seith’s
Burrage Seeks Jury Trial in Copper Range Case
Albert Burrage yesterday asked Judge Rugg for a jury trial on issues of fact in the equity suit brought by Copper Range Consolidated Company and Paine, Webber & Co. against him. The case seeks restoration of 70,000 Copper Range shares or compensation covering an estimated value of about 1,000,000. The motion was opposed by Copper Range and Paine Webber, and Judge Rugg reserved his decision.
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Albert €. Burrage
Rugg
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Paine, Webber & Co
Copper Range Company
Paine, Webae & Co
Instructor Kanally Returns Home From New Orleans
Frank Kanally, recently at the New Orleans Young Men's Gymnastic Club, arrived at his Somerville home early yesterday. His plans for returning to the club depend largely on his wife's health, which remains unsettled.
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Frank Kanally
New Orleans
Young Men's Gymnastic Club
Somerville
Mr. Manally
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Vazo Ointment
An advert promises cure for all piles types including bleeding and protruding within 6 to 14 days or a money back guarantee. No medical disclaimer provided.
Gay Ice Carnival At Brae-Burn Club
The Brae-Burn Golf Club hosted the third ice carnival in West Newton on January 11. Ice hockey and curling games filled the afternoon while younger guests used the artificial pond. Evening lights and lanterns lit the grounds as nearly 28 couples attended the sport and banquet.
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West Newton
Brae-Burn Golf Club
Causes of Fever Sweep Boston as Scarlet Epidemic Grows
With over 500 scarlet fever cases in Greater Boston, the crowded City Hospital sends patients to other institutions. The Board of Health mobilizes to identify the source and prevent further spread of the epidemic.
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Greater
Boston
City
Board of Health
Boston Watches Scarlet Fever Spread In Schools
Eighty medical inspectors checked 200 Boston schools for signs of scarlet fever as authorities declined school closures. West End and South End cages show most cases. most patients are children, with some adults affected. The city hospital system strains to handle patients, some moved to Brookline and Gallun's Island. The disease’s animal origin and possible milk link are under study, and officials hope the worst is over.
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Boston
Board of Health
West End
South End
Thomas B. Shea
Health Department
Brookline
Gallun's Island
the Post
H. Durgin
Cambridge Fever Cases Surpass One Hundred
The Cambridge Board of Health reports scarlet fever cases rising to 107 since January 1, with 19 new cases yesterday. Dr. Farnham notes the 1891 outbreak as a reference point and cites favorable air conditions and poor self care as factors in the spread.
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Cambridge Board of Health
Farnham
Board of Health
Three Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Wakefield
Wakefield reports three scarlet fever cases this winter while neighboring towns see rising numbers. The town council urges caution as health officials monitor the outbreak in surrounding areas.
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Wakefield
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Duffy’s Pure
Sherwood
Bright
Joseph Grady
Nationaly
W.C.A
N. E. Deaconess Aid Society
Mad Dog
Sullivan St
Pasteur
Booklovers
Boston Post
Post
P. O
Burrage
Kanally
Brae-Burn Club
Cambridge
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Milk St
Benjamin K. Steves
S’teasuent
Alfred D. Foster
Massachusetts
Charles H. Flovad
Home Office Agency
Milk Street
A. H. Curtis
Federal Street
Frank E. Harlow
Fr Aera Massachusetts
Washington Street
Oston
King OF Pain Liniment
Paitin
UALR
Molmes
Feen
Central Court St., Opp
Bowdoin
Los Angeles
California
Chicago
North-Western
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Willard Massey
N.E.F
P.A
Washington St
Boston, Mass
Tel. Rox
Frederic J. Crosby
Warren St
Juno
Sharkey
James J. Sharkey
Mary J
Poplar Street
Roslindale
Church of the Sacred Heart
Rostindale
Heston
Tremont St
Park St
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