Remarkable recovery from rheumatism advertised
A woman recounts a long battle with rheumatism and how Var-nesis helped her regain mobility. She describes severe prior weakness and reliance on aid, then improved after using Var-nesis with stomach benefits and renewed strength. She invites other sufferers to contact her and notes Var-nesis promotional materials and free consultation.
How Packers Control Price
Washington January 28 reports of livestock receipts shipments and prices were placed in the record of the federal Trade Commission meat packing investigation. Francis J Heney said the data would show how packers divide supply and control prices to their advantage. Ownership of stockyards and terminal railroads and directorships in many trunk line roads give packers an information edge.
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Washington
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Francis J. Heney
Heney
Brockton Soldier Killed in France on His 20th Birthday
Brockton, Jan 28. George F. Shoughgrow formerly of Mulberry street died in France on Sunday Jan 27, his 20th birthday. Born Jan 27, 1891 in Brockton he was the city’s first casualty in France. He enlisted two years ago in the Canadian Expeditionary Forces at Ottawa.
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Brockton
George F. Shoughgrow
Mulberry Street
France
Young Shoughgrow
Annie Shoughgrow
Mr. Shoughgrow
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
Ottawa
Smileage Campaign Opens Nationwide Drive
The smileage campaign was inaugurated nationwide with strong demand for smileage books. Books include coupons entitling American soldiers to free literary musical and vaudeville entertainments at cantonments or at home. Local sales run two weeks from the Little building with Percy C. Burrell in charge of the Greater Boston drive. Alfred L. Aiken of the National Shamut Bank is treasurer and depository for the district.
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Percy C. Burrell
Boston
Alfred L. Aiken
National Shawmut Bank
Private Dooley Glad He Was Transferred
James F. Dooley private in M Company 1st Infantry was moved at Camp Devens to a detachment of the 14th Railroad Engineers. He soon learned the 11th Engineers planned to go overseas and grew hopeful. Dooley, son of David Dooley of Everett and grandson of long-time resident Patrick Dooley who died at 108, has an uncle Jim Dooley the Boston building janitor popular with unions. His brother David Dooley failed navy enlistment due to poor eyesight.
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James F. Dooley
M Company
1St Infantry
Boston
Camp Devens
Ayer
14Th Railroad Engineers
11Th Engineers
Young Dooley
David A. Dooley
Broadway
Everett
Patrick Dooley
Jim'’ Dooley
Washington Street
Dooley
David Dooley
Navy
Death of Harbor Police Senior Sergeant Ernest A. Webster
Senior Sergeant Ernest A. Webster of the harbor police Station 8 died yesterday at his East Boston home after a three weeks illness.
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Ernest A. Webster
Harbor Police
Saratoga Street
East
Boston
Freezone corn remover promises quick, painless relief
Drops of magic says Freezone on a corn stops pain instantly and lets you lift it away with no soreness. It costs only a few cents and is sold by druggists as a Cincinnati invention claimed to cure hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes.
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Cincinnati
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Bomber on No Man's Land Goes Over the Top
The narrative follows an American youth who joins the British army after serving in the U.S. forces. He describes front line life, gas attacks, and a dangerous transition to intelligence work as a special M P. He recalls a perilous ambulance ride through a shell torn region and signals the looming danger as the story continues.
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United States
England
France
No Man’s Land
No. 2
No Man's Land
Fritz
Yank
Division
Atwell
M. P
Wes
Wind in Ireland Recalled by Cambridge Man
Timothy A. Graney, 94, of Cambridge, recalls a great wind eight years ago in County Kerry that blew buildings into the air and left streets thick with slate. He stood on a road toward a small village when the gale toppled him, then watched houses vanish from foundations. He remains vigorous, seen here handling heavy barrels of ashes after a long day’s work.
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Ireland
County
Kerry
Timothy A. Graney
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Graney
Post
Dunham Nominated Probate Register in Sagadahoa County
William F. Dunham of Richmond was nominated by Governor Milliken to be register of probate for Sagadahoa county to succeed Cyrus W. Longley. Dunham is editor of the Richmond Bee weekly newspaper.
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Augusta
William F. Dunham
Richmond
Sagadahoa County
Cyrus W. Longley
Milliken
Richmond Bee
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