Real Hair Grower Found at Last in Europe
An advertisement claims Crystalis is the ultimate hair growth solution with a money back guarantee. It pledges a $1000 reward if the product fails to deliver and cites gold medals from Brussels and Paris exhibitions as proof of its effectiveness.
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Free Coupon Promises Hair Growth Product Trial
Reader offers a no cost coupon from Cresio Laboratories in Binghamton for a hair treatment that claims to stop hair loss, regrow hair, erase dandruff and itching scalps, and restore gray to a single color. Include your time and address to receive the sample.
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Remedy Swamp Root Aids Children Kidney Recovery
A Dothan Alabama mother reports two of her children recovered from severe kidney weakness after using Dr Kilmer Swamps Root. She details improvement after two large bottles and recommends the remedy for similar cases. Notary confirms the affidavit date as July 1909. Request sample and booklet by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co.
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Boston Daily
Miss Ryan Testifies In Mansfield Case Five Hours
Miss Elizabeth M. Ryan recounts lengthy testimony about gifts from Mansfield, car ownership and departures from Ferncroft Inn. She denies plans to marry or sue, discusses payments, purchases, and trips including Europe and Monte Carlo, while detailing jewelry, bequests, and a note about a monthly check.
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Waddy the Elephant Slams Door, Trumps Keeper’s Fear
Daniel Harkins, 28, assistant keeper at Franklin Park, was knocked down yesterday afternoon when Waddy the elephant reacted to a slamming door. He was bumped by the trunk but unharmed and the animal calmed after a moment.
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Elephant knocks trainer down in echo filled cage
Harkins said the elephant Waddy knocked him down with her trunk as a door slammed in the echoing elephant house. He suffered only scratches and praised Waddy for seeming to mourn the injury. Johann Fletcher helped extract him and Dr. O Keefe treated him afterward.
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Ship Purchase Bill Delayed by DC Appropriations Debate
The Senate postponed action on the government ship purchase bill as talks on the District of Columbia appropriation bill continued. A passage of the DC bill is expected tomorrow, but conference reports on the immigration bill will push the ship measure back at least one more day.
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Shields Retires After 84 Years of Police Service
Police Inspector Michael C. Shields, renowned thief catcher, retires after 84 years of service. At roll call Chief Inspector John R. McGarr announced the retirement prompting Shields to cry as colleagues gathered. He had captured hundreds of criminals and recovered substantial property.
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4000 on wild goose chase in Providence factory job boom
Providence January report shows 4000 applicants for unoccupied suburb factory work after a businessman's ad. Extra streetcars and police were needed to maintain order as the clothing manufacturer sought to hire sufficient help without disruption.
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Quincy Searched for Bogus Phone Inspector
Detectives from the New England Telephone Company searched Quincy yesterday for a man posing as a telephone inspector. He visited many households, gaining admission by misrepresenting himself. No losses were reported as most residents grew suspicious and blocked his access.
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Worcester Man Held on Charge of Arson
Worcester January 1 John A. Hoffman charged with arson in the Thomas Street lodging house fire that killed occupant Thomas Mulvey appeared before Judge Utley in District Court. He was held under 000 bond for the Superior Court.
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Governor Praises Lord's Day League at 20th Annual Meeting
Governor Walsh lauded the Lord's Day League at its 20th annual meeting in Park Street Church vestry. He said no organization had done more for the state than one that upholds strict Sabbath observance and the insistence on a day of rest each week.
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Religious Leaders Back Sabbath Observance In Massachusetts
Representatives from denominations praised league work and Cardinal O Connell pledged Catholic support for Sabbath observance. Governor Walsh lauded the effort and urged keeping the seventh day sacred with state backing for prayer reverence and thanksgiving.
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David J. Burrill
Henry Sterling
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Massachusetts
Chase Robber Seen in Auto Pursuit Through Brookline Back Bay
William J. Farrell 24 of 214 Pearl St Cambridge arrested by Back Bay Patrolman Connell for breaking and entering and attempted larceny at 1060 Beacon St Brookline. A chase through Brookline and Back Bay over a mile followed. Luke Bullock the apartment janitor aided in locating Farrell who denied the charges. Forty two dollars found on him. He was turned over to Brookline police.
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Farzone Trial Date Set for February First
Four men were arraigned for first degree murder in Middlesex Superior Court. Andre Barris and Peter Sanuta of Lowell face the Charles Gingras case. Piagio Farzone and Isnatzo Morello of Wakefield and Lawrence are charged in the Maurice Albertson killing. Luigi Grassadino appears as accessory before the fact. All pled not guilty and await trial. Farzone’s is set for Feb. 1.
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Lowell
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Piagio Farzone
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Maurice Albertson
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Luigi Grassidino
Farzone
Corcoran
Italian Job Seeker Swindled For $3 Near Post Office
An Italian job seeker was robbed of $3 outside a post office by a swindler who claimed the money bought a job badge. He waited inside the post office for hours, and when the man did not return he reported the theft to police.
Poslam Heals Skin Quickly and Pleasantly
Poslam cures eczema and skin diseases by stopping itching and eradicating trouble quickly. It enjoys wide success and sales worldwide. Your druggist sells Poslam. free samples available from Emergent Laboratories in Newark. Poslam Soap is non irritant and priced at 25 and 15 cents.
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Probe Begins in Cambridge Drug Conspiracy Case
A new probe starts in Cambridge following the arrest of a prominent local druggist and two others charged with conspiracy in the anti illegal liquor crackdown. Investigators aim to identify higher figures involved in the affair.
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Two Arrested In Conspiracy Case Involving Witness Persuasion
Charles E. Scallan 44 of Cambridge conducts a Bay and Franklin street drug store. Patrick Griffin 40 of South Boston, ex offiver at Deer Island House of Correction. Thomas M. Cullety 41 of South Boston. They allegedly conspired to deter private detective Fred J. Lyons from testifying in the Baycrott drug case.
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Thomas M. Cullety
East Eighth Street
Fred J. Lyons
Warren Avenue
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Louis
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