Every Known Disease Can Be Cured by Magnetism
Advertising claim by C. I. Thacher asserting no disease is incurable and that his Magnetic Shields deliver continuous magnetism to heal conditions from paralysis to diabetes. He appeals for case letters, cites high cure rates, and urges readers to send details for at home verification.
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Bright
Thacher
Thacher Magnetic ‘Shield Co
Chicago
Ill
York State
I. Thacher
Nanttarium
Clarence D. Smith
Rome
N. Y
Maine
California
C. I. Thacher, M. D
Hong Kong Rain Squall Sinks Dozens of Junks
A terrific rain squall in Hong Kong sinks over 60 Chinese junks in the harbor with more than 100 natives drowned. No white casualties are reported as shore launches rescue many boat occupants and the river steamer Paul Bean drifts but anchors safely.
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Hongkong
Paul Bean
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Pazo Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching, bleeding, protruding or blind piles in 6 to 14 days. Money refunded if not cured. Each tube priced at 50 cents.
Funeral in Stockbridge for Henry Field D D
The funeral of Henry Martyn Field D D former editor of the Evangelist and noted clergyman historian and travel author was held at the First Congregational Church Stockbridge at 3 pm. Rev E H Rudd of Dedham and Rev Arthur Lawrence D D rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church assisted. Pallbearers were Field nephews including Justice David J Brewer who could not attend. Burial followed in the Field lot at Stockbridge Cemetery.
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Field
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Stockbridge Cemetery
Painter seeks injunction to stop wife from removing furniture
Donald Lundin, a Boston painter and decorator, files in Superior Court to restrain his wife Louise from removing and selling furniture from their 700 Columbia Road flat. He cites daily absence from home and two children living there. attorney hints reconciliation ends dispute.
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Casey
Columbia Road
Donald
Lundin
Equity
Superior Court
Louise Lundin
Dorothy
Irving
Government withdraws offer on Boston gas site at Prince and Commercial
Secretary L M Shaw releases Boston Consolidated Gas from selling the corner property at Prince and Commercial streets for 250000 dollars. The government withdraws acceptance of the September proposition and leaves the site selection open per Senator Lodge.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
North End
Shaw
Senator Lodge
Prince and Commercial Streets
L. M. Shaw
Protest Over Delay of Boston Bound Train No 10
Passengers on New York Central No 10 from Chicago to Boston protest a delay attributed to inadequate motive power. The Boston & Albany section lost three and a half hours Buffalo to Albany and two more to Boston, despite Buffalo arrival on time. Signers from Boston, Chicago, Worcester, Albany and other cities suggest reform and possible legal action.
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New York Central
Chicago
Boston
Buffalo
Syracuse
Boston & Albany
Albany
C. E. A. Winlow
M. V. Blomerth
T. W. Mullen
A. J. Mahin
Worcester
N. N. Souther
Kansas City
H. B. Shield
T. N. Fowler, Jr
Springfield
Eugene McDonald
Thomas M. Bray
L. J. Waldman
N. Y
H. W. Goddard
C. N. Ditson
R. E. Sproule
FE. A. Stiles
Ill
W. S. Reich
Greenwich
Severe winter destroys cattle in West and Alberta regions
Minot buyer J H Howells reports cattle losses exceed a million dollars due to a severe winter. He saw thousands of dead or stranded cattle along rail lines from Alberta to Montana, with cattle piled 20 deep in some areas and widespread mortality across western Canada and Montana.
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Minneapolis
J. H. Howells
Minot
N. D
Alberta
Canada
Howells
Montana
Hood Dyspeplets Peculiar Remedy Claim
An ad touts Hood Dyspeplets as a peculiar cure for sour stomach heartburn and nausea promising notable relief and appealing to readers seeking digestive aid. The copy emphasizes uniqueness and effectiveness of the product in a period advertising voice.
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Hood
Hood's Tooth Powder Promises Clean Teeth At Low Cost
An advertisement touts Hood's Tooth Powder as a cheap way to cleanse beautify and preserve teeth and gums for all users, highlighting affordability and dental health benefits.
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Hood
Boston Dentist Endorses Dentifrice as Safe and Effective
A Boston dentist testifies the dentifrice is perfectly safe and effective and notes long term use. He states he has used it for years, endorsing its reliability and results.
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Hood’s
Boston
Harsh Fragments Hint at Pop Graffiti Mention
Fragmentary text mentions a blue and ivory white enamel item with a cryptic phrase about a hood and truth, suggesting a vandalized or decorative pop graffiti tag. The garbled wording centers on an enamel surface and a claim of quality or merit.
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Hood
Book Lovers Contest Rules Move Toward Easier Participation
Officials expand coupon guidelines to keep numbers fixed and one answer per coupon while accepting pasted responses and clipped text. Sets may be mailed or submitted at the Post business office with a two week window after the last problem, and stamps or money orders are accepted for fees.
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Booklovers
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Boston Post
P. O
Boston
Mass
Post
Boston Post Booklovers
the Post
Ww. M
Watertown
CG. M. C
Portsmouth
A. B
Mr. F
Salemite
Gale
Bane
Hadley
Boston Public Library
Queen City
Manchester
N. H
L. W
Malden
RE. P
Worcester
Bd. A
Portland
Clubman Herbert White Sentenced for Larceny
Herbert D. White, a 162 West Canton street resident and Bird Dye Stuffs clerk, was sentenced by Judge Stevens in the Superior Criminal Court to two and a half years at the House of Correction for larceny. Over a year and a half he overestimated imports by 50 percent, pocketed the difference, and misappropriated about $5000. White collapsed in the detention room after sentencing. his wife was ill and did not attend court. His father is a prominent tailor in the city.
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Herbert D. White
West
Canton Street
House of Correction
Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
White
Bird Dyestuffs & Chemical Company
Custom House
Bird Company
Tie
Goodby
Mother of Ringling Brothers Dies in Baraboo
Baraboo Wisconsin January 28 Mrs August Ringling mother of the Ringling brothers died after a paralysis attack during supper entertaining friends. She was 74 years old and mother of eight children all living.
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Baraboo, Wis
August Ringling
Ringling Brothers
Cure for eczema in six days with Cuticura regimen
Edward Wovell of Fort Crook Nebraska describes a long ten year battle with eczema. After six days using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent the itching stopped and sores disappeared. He reports never feeling better.
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Edward Wovell
Band 30Th
U. S. Infantry
Fort Crook
Nebrasia
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Hyome! CO
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Rue de la Paix
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Tremont St
DR. King
Edison DU WA
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Edison
Terpa Onom
Puritan Dental Colington
Ars. Winslow
A'S
Poole
Metcalf Co
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Harvard Dental Co
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Plain Street
St. Mary’s Church
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