Plant Juice Advert Goes To Boston For Gratitude
A Boston store reports growing demand for Plant Juice at Liggett Drug Company."Miss Katherine Sullivan" of Worcester Street shares a signed statement praising the remedy. She narrates ten years of indigestion stomach trouble with gas, bloating, backache and fatigue, noting relief after several bottles. Plant Juice is claimed to relieve stomach issues, cleanse poisons, aid liver and kidney function, and banish rheumatism.
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Boston
Katherine Sullivan
Worcester Street
Beware of Pneumonia and Consumption Health Warning
Health officials warn of lingering after effects from the grippe epidemic across the country. Temperance and rest are urged, with a tonic Cadomene Tablets regimen for those showing headaches, backache, nausea, loss of appetite, trembling, or fatigue.
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la Grippe
Grippe
New Home Hair Removal Method Introduced in Delatone Paste
A beauty topic describes a home method using delatone paste to remove facial neck and arm hair. Mix a thick paste with water, apply for about two minutes, rub off, then wash. The notice warns to use original packaged dela tone to avoid disappointment.
Not Guilty Plea From Couple Over Elopement Case
Mrs Curtis W Emery of Brookline once Elizabeth Chase from a Webster family faces trial with husband Victor D Papineau of Worcester after both pleaded not guilty to indictments arising from their 1905 elopement now in court yesterday.
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Curtis W. Emery
Brookline
Elizabeth C. Chase
Webster
Victor D. Papineau
Worcester
Immoral Trio? Emerys Face Middlesex Indictments
In East Cambridge Superior Court Mr and Mrs Emery pleaded to charges that they lived together in Medford while marriage bans barred it. Mrs Emery, divorced in 1912, had remarried in Connecticut before six months elapsed. A child, Frederick Chase Emery, was born June 30 1918. The case, with custody disputes and prior Papineau ties, was reported by the Middlesex grand jury last November.
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Emery
East Cambridge
Medford
Connecticut
Portland
Frederick Chase Emery
Worcester
Middlesex Grand Jury
Elizabeth C. Papineau
George S. Taft
Worcester County
Elizabeth C. Emery
Taft
Boston
Victor Papineau
Papineau
Woman Fined for Assault at Temple in Newton
Mrs. Annie Kligman of 4657 Watertown Street Newton was fined 15 in Newton District Court for assault on Philip Shriberg. The charge stems from an incident alleged to have occurred January 1 during worship at Temple Adrath Israel on West Street Newton.
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Annie Kligman
Watertown Street
Newton
Philip Shriberg
Mrs Pankhurst Ordered Admitted To United States
Mrs Eline Pankhurst the British suffragist leader was detained by New York immigration authorities but today ordered admitted to the United States unconditionally in Washington on January 18.
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Washington
Emeline Pankhurst
New York
United States
Miners Oppose War in Opening UMW Convention
In Indianapolis 1300 delegates applauded President John P. White as he urged miners share in prosperity. William Green and the miners’ leader denounced the preparedness agitation, drawing waves of approval from the crowd.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
John P. White
William Green
Labor Leaders Call for Wage Reforms and Oppose Preparedness
Mr. White urged the state convention to carefully canvass the situation and press for wage-scale improvements as prosperity dawns. He warned against plans to arm the country and urged that labor oppose preparedness, while Secretary Greene echoed the anti preparedness stance.
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White
State Committee
Convention
Greene
Mrs. Astor Hosts Return of New York Society at Astor House
Mrs John Jacob Astor hosted a formal dinner and dance at 84 Fifth Avenue marking her return to New York society after years of estrangement following Colonel Astor’s death. About 18 guests attended dinner with roughly 200 younger guests joining after. Her white silk gown featured silver embroidery and mauve orchid corsage.
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New York
Astor House
Fifth Avenue
John Jacob Astor
Colonel Astor
Astor
Britain Accuses Germany of Atrocities and Submarine Wrongs
London reports detail British government reactions to the German note on the Baralong case. The statement refutes German claims of humane warfare and highlights alleged German executions, sinkings without warning, and reprisals against British trade. It asserts British pursuit of an impartial tribunal and accuses Germany of rejecting such a review.
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London
Louvain
Lusitania
Edith Cavell
Great Britain
Germany
von Tirpitz
Dublin
Belfast
Karlsruhe
W. P. Frye
Ireland
Bride Miss Margaret Hale Weds John H. Thomas Today
Miss Margaret Hale daughter of Mrs Josiah Little Hale of Brookline will marry John H Thomas of Maryland at noon in St Pauls Church Brookline The Rev Carroll Perry rector and the groom's brother Rev Upton B Thomas of Ohio will officiate
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Margaret Hale
Josiah Little Hale
Brookline
John H. Thomas
Maryland
St. Paul's Church
Carroll Perry
Upton B. Thomas
Ohio
Winsted Girl Held by Juvenile Court
Mary Royer a 17 year old girl who left Winsted Connecticut and tried to marry in Boston was turned over to the Juvenile Court at Pemberton Square yesterday on a continuance. She has been detained at the House of the Good Shepherd since custody. It was expected her family would take her home.
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Winsted
Mary Royer
Winsted, Conn
Boston
Pemberton Square
House of the Good Shepherd
Ford Peace Board Near Disruption
The Ford Permanent Peace Board faced disruption as members refused to depart for Stockholm to begin sessions aimed at ending the war. Of five American members only Dr. Charles F. Aked signaled willingness to travel.
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Hague
Netherlands
Stockholm
Ford Permanent Peace Board
Charles F. Aked
American expedition members missing news from Europe
Mrs. Joseph Fels of Philadelphia plans to go to England on business. William J. Bryan Henry Ford and Miss Jane Addams remain in America with no word from them. The group faced a disagreement over five alternates. Madame Rosika Schwimmer, Ford’s peace expert, says she cabled Ford seeking permission to dismiss John D Barry of San Francisco.
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Joseph Fels
Philadelphia
England
William J. Bryan
Henry Ford
Jane Addams
America
Rosika Schwimmer
Peace Board Alternates Scattered as Expedition Returns
Cisco elected as an alternate on the Permanent Peace Board as most expedition members head home on the Rotterdam. Madame Schwimmer plans to appoint Harry T Evans of Des Moines. Barry's objection stems from refusing to sign a statement denouncing Wilson's preparedness policy. The remaining alternates decline Stockholm. Gaston Plaintiff, Ford's representative, is ordered to return to America. Madame Schwimmer pleads for unity to continue peace efforts after $375,000 spent.
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Cisco
Permanent Peace Board
Rotterdam
Madame Schwimmer
Harry T. Evans
Des Moines
Barry
Wilson
Stockholm
Gaston Plaintiff
Ford
America
Breakthrough in Faneuil Hall Restoration Deadlock
A compromise ends months of stalemate on restoring Faneuil Hall. Ralph A. Cram of the Boston Society of Architects will lead plans, Richard A. Lynch will supervise contract letting, and Q O'Hearn must approve. About $50,000 is expected to be spent on near-term work.
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Building Department
Ralph A. Cram
Boston Society of Architects
City Planning Board
Faneuil Hall
Public Buildings Department
Richard A. Lynch
Q O'Hearn
Dooley Found Dead In East Boston Home
Edwin Dooley 35 of 38 London Street East Boston died by his own hand. His wife Catherine found the body in his bedchamber last night. An iron worker, Dooley had been despondent over ill health.
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Edwin Dooley
London Street
Boston
Catherine
Dooley
Safe Roads for Horses Adopted at Boston Banquet
The Massachusetts Protective Association for Horses adopted Safe Roads for Horses as its slogan at its first banquet in Boston City Club. Governor McCall Speaker Cox and Mayor Curley urged strong legislative backing while cautioning restraint on state spending.
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Massachusetts Protective Association For Horses
McCall
Cox
Curley
Commonwealth
Alton E. Briggs
Association
Frank Kemp
Massachusetts State Highway Commission
W. B. de Las Casas
Metropolitan Park Commission
Francis H. Rowley
Massachusetts S. P. C. A
United States
John J. Martin
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
George S. Smith
Boston Chamber of Commerce
George B. Gallup
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Liggett Drug Company
Washington and
Avon Streets
Temperance
Time
Tonic University
Mrs. Astor
Britain
Berlin
Ford Peace Board
Schwimmer
C.F. Hovey Company
Chauncy and Avon Sts
Mass
CC Harvey
Rome of
H. Vv I
Boylston St
Npaaile
Sunday Post
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Victor Records
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co
Washington Street and
Cornhill
Victr Lepa
Butler Corner
Victrola
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