Charles Jewett Page Dies at 79 In Boston
Charles Jewett Page prominent real estate broker and father of artist Walter Gilman Page died yesterday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. He was born in Boston on August 7 1887 to Gilman Page and attended Brimmer School and English High School as a Franklin medal scholar. He helped develop Hyde Park Waban and Newton during his career.
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Charles Jewett Page
Walter Gilman Page
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Gilman Page
Old Brimmer School
Hyde Park
Waban
Newton
Plant Juice cures rheumatism claim in Boston matron
A Boston advertisement touts Plant Juice as a cure for stomach trouble and rheumatism. It cites Mrs. Louis Rogers of St Charles Street who says the remedy relieved her stomach, liver, and kidney complaints and cured her rheumatism after other treatments failed. The Plant Juice man promotes the product at Houghton and Dutton Co. store.
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Louis Rogers
No. 9
St. Charles Street
Houghton & Dutton Co
Try Bisulated Magnesia For Stomach Indigestion Relief
Advertises pure bicitrated magnesia as a remedy for acid indigestion. It claims quick neutralization of stomach acid, relief from gas heartburn and bloating, and states that a teaspoonful after meals or two tablets can let you eat with less pain. It asserts long term safety as symptoms persist.
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Neal
Riker - Jaynes
Movies to Blame for Fare Raise at Six-Cent Hearing
President P. F. Sullivan of the Bay State Street Railway Company testified before the Public Service Commission at the six-cent fare hearing yesterday. He said movies, motor cars, jitneys, commutation tickets and higher taxes have slashed the road’s income, causing losses exceeding 2 million dollars annually.
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P. F. Sullivan
Bay State Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission
Bay State rail losses blamed on cars and moving pictures
The traction president warns privately owned autos and moving pictures cut the Bay State system revenue. He cites 26 064 cars registered and estimates auto diversion at 10 cents per car per day, signaling about a million dollars annual loss. He notes jitneys appeared 1912 to 1914 and reduced income by 300 000 to 350 000 dollars yearly with seasonal variance.
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Traction
Bay State
Fall River
Guaranteed to darken gray hair with Q Ban
Advertisement claims Q Ban permanently restores original hair color through sunlight and air exposure after application. Promises complete gray coverage, glossy texture, and safe formula with glycerine and alcohol. Markets through drug stores in Boston Cambridge Chelsea and Memphis with a money back guarantee and free booklet on hair culture.
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von Huber
Riker- Jaynes-Liggetts Drug Stores
Boston
Cambridge
Chelsea
Hessig-Ellis Drug Company
Memphis
Tenn
Specialist testifies on poison case in Orpet trial
Waukegan July 5 Marion Lambert died after swallowing cyanide of potassium the expert toxicologist Dr John A Wesener testified. He said stains on the dead girl s coat could not come from a liquid poison and a liquid drop would roll off woolen cloth. Immersion would be needed for a saturated spot he added.
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Waukegan
Marion Lambert
John A. Wesener
Will H. Orpet
Wesener
Ralph Webster
William D. MacNatly
Orpet
Marion
Will Orpet
Dr. Webster
Parish Summer Services and Events in Local Churches
Notes detail July and August vespers and sermons at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, including a St Ignatius Loyola novena starting July 22. Confraternity of the Holy Cross meets at Cathedral of the Holy Cross with mass for members and holy hour. St Ann's Alumni social set for July 12 in Somerville Cheverus Hall. Parish field day at old National League ball grounds July 15 with games and a Chinese laundry table. Summer Masses for Squantum residents at Nelson Hall Sundays at 9:30 a.m. conducted by Rev Father Coghlan with Mrs Westlake arranging.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
East
Concord Street
St. Ignatius Loyola
Society of Jesus
Confraternity of the Holy Cross
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
William B. Finigan
Squantum
Nelson Hall
Father Coghlan
Church of the Sacred Heart
Atlantic
Charles Westlake
Expert testimony challenges cyanide link in Orpet case
Dr Wesener undermines state witnesses by suggesting coat stains may be from a liquid, not poison. He notes odor of cyanide fades after 24 hours and that cyanide powder could deliquesce after exposure to warm rooms, while comparing purity levels of cyanide from different sources.
Pa Van Loon Gets A Entire Day To Himself
The upcoming Sunday Post teases Pa Van Loon enjoying a rare full day off. Details promise a personal retreat and leisure plans to be revealed in print.
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Pa van Loon
United Shoe Denies Guilt in Anti-Trust Suit
United Shoe Machinery Company denies violating Clayton anti-trust provisions in its answer to the federal government's suit filed in Federal District Court in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
United Shoe Machinery Company
Spanish War Widows Pension Bill Stalled in Senate
Senate fails to pass House bill granting widows of all Spanish American War veterans pensions without proof of death cause. After four hours of debate the measure was laid aside on a 30 to 28 vote. Support came from Senator Johnson of Maine, with opposition from Senators Stone Smith of Georgia and Borah.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Maine
Stone, Smith
Georgia
Borah
Insurance Women Elect Convention Delegates In Boston Meeting
In a special meeting of the New England Women s Life Underwriters Association held yesterday in Boston the delegates to the National Life Underwriters Association convention in St Louis Sept 19 20 21 were unanimously elected Mrs Florence E Shaal manager woman s department Equitable Life Assurance Society Miss Leonora M Cowick manager woman s department Mutual Life of New York and Mrs Sarah A Boyle Alternates are Mrs Effie M Fales Mrs Charlotte R Reynolds and Miss Isabel Conlin
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New England Women’s Life Underwriter’s Association
Boston
National Life Underwriters’ Association
St. Louis
Florence E. Shaal
Woman's Department
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Leonora M. Cowick
Mutual Life of New York
Sarah A. Boyle
Effie M. Fales
Charlotte R. Reynolds
Isabel Conlin
Revere Bicycle Races Postponed by Rain
The Brassard and other races at Revere Oval were halted last night due to a wet track. Races will be rescheduled for Saturday night.
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Revere Oval
Wingfoot Air Heels Guaranteed to Outwear All Others
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company promotes Wingfoot Air Heels with an unconditional guarantee: outwear any rival heel or the customer receives a free pair. Available for men women and children in black white and chocolate for pennies added at purchase.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
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St. Charles St
MR. Wad
Chero
Lambert Girl
Abel
St. Ann’s Alumni Association of
Somerville
Cheverus Hall
Knights of Columbus
Highland Avenue
Marian
Marian Lambert
United Shoe
Twartae
Hhr
Lareyton ‘London Cigarettes
Yiee
Revere
Rial
Wingfoot Air Heels
Akron
Wingfoots
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