Auto tire bursts injure man in city incident
A man identified as Kk. 32 from 970 Mth avenue suffered scalp wounds and internal injuries when an automobile tire burst. The vehicle, driven by Jo peley, was involved as the man was riding on the running board. Andy Clark assisted and the injured party was placed in a city hospital. Doctor Augustus Riley and Dr. T. F. Aiken attended at the scene and hospital respectively.
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Jopeley
Andy Clark
Clark
Augustus Riley
T. F. Aiken
Beacon
Sanfords Cinger claims relief for indigestion
Sanfords Cinger is marketed as comforting and relieving intestinal indigestion to ease sleeplessness and restlessness, centering blood to the stomach. The ad touts ginger aromatics and brandy for cramps colds chills and nervousness. It urges buyers to look for the Owl Trade Mark and notes four decades as a standard.
Many Delightful Surprises for the Vacationist in Colorado
Travel pitch highlights Colorado as a grand and lovely region with deluxe Rocky Mountain Limited service from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Rock Island Lines. Notes The Colorado Flyer from St Louis and other fast trains via Rock Island Lines. Mentions June to September low fares plus two books Little Journeys in Colorado and Under the Turquoise Sky and offers to send them.
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Colorado
Chicago
Denver
Jado Springs
Pueblo
Rock Island
St. Louis
Rado
L. Parrott
General New England
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Driver Arrested After Roxbury Boy Killed Crossing Street
Frank Strug 21 of 46 Ward Street Roxbury Crossing was fatally struck by a heavy touring car at 1 40 pm while crossing Haymarket square toward the subway. William H Dwyer of 105 Hammond Street was arrested on a manslaughter charge and later released on 5000 bail.
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Frank Strug
Ward Street
Roxbury Crossing
Haymarket Square
Washington and
Cross Streets
William H. Dwyer
Hammond Street
O'Donnell
McDevitt
Hanover Street
Dwyer
Harry Pierce
Strug
Reuss
Washington Streets
Columbus Avenue
Wimner D. Bailey
Broadway
Somerville
Ernest W. Irwin
Navarre
Margaret Sullivan
Stanhope Street
Boston Belting Company
Russia
Paragraphs on Fads and Fashions Note Evening Attire Trends
The piece surveys current styles including Bohemian lace scarfs Chantilly and duchess lace gowns with unworn items. It highlights a new skirt with a long oval side panel tassel and soutache braid on dresses. It notes tulle gowns trimmed with swans down ostrich plumes and Balkan blouses for canoeing with belts.
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Chantilly
Son Born to Lord Camoys and Lady Camoys in London
London July 6 A son was born last night to Lady Camoys formerly Miss Mildred Sherman of Newport before her marriage to Lord Camoys in New York in November 1911. The couple first met at the wedding of Lord Decies and Miss Vivien Gould.
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London
Lady Camoys
Mildred Sherman
Newport
Lord Camoys
New York
Miss Sherman
Lord Decies
Vivien Gould
Chauffeur Dwyer linked to car kept by Mansur in North Grove case
Three years earlier Dwyer drove a car owned by Oscar Mansur of 17 Blackwood Street with Mansur’s consent. Mansur said he knows who the other passengers were and that Dwyer had the car with his knowledge. The body was moved to the North Grove street morgue.
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North Grove Street
Oscar Mansur
Blackwood Street
Dwyer
Mansur
Priest Francis Connell celebrates first mass in Roxbury
The Rev. Francis J. Connell C SS R ordained days earlier by Auxiliary Bishop Cusack celebrated his first solemn high mass at the Mission Church Roxbury attended by over 3000 people. The service featured notable clergy from Redemptorists and Boston College with his family among the faithful. The sermon spoke on priestly dignity and responsibility as the congregation received blessing.
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Francis J. Connell
C. SS. R
Thomas F. Cusack
D. D
New York
Mission Church
Roxbury
Order of Redemptorists
Connell
Father Connell
James Hayes
William J. Conway
S. J
Boston College
Michael McSweeney
St. John’s Seminary
Charles S. Hoff
Michael Sheehan
Paul
Mass Draws 900 Men From City Parishes
More than 900 men from city parishes attended mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception yesterday at 3 o clock despite heat. About 600 received holy communion in a body. The mass was celebrated by the Rev. Michael F. Byrne and a short sermon followed by Rev. William J. Conway. The event was under the auspices of the Men's League.
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Men’s League
Famous Old Fashioned Raisin Pie and Cookie Recipe Tips
Two cupfuls brown sugar four cupfuls flour cupful molasses four eggs cupful butter three cupfuls stened raisins one half to one cupful milk one cupful chopped citron three cupfuls currants washed and dried one teaspoonful ground cinnamon one teaspoonful nutmeg one half teaspoonful cloves one teaspoonful soda two teaspoons cream of tartar or three teaspoons baking powder. Currants and citron may be left out and double raisins. Will keep moist six weeks if covered. Mrs Ellen M Cook 40 Sherwood Street Roslindale. Grate rind and juice one lemon mix one cup sugar with two rounding tablespoons flour melt butter beat yolks of two eggs add milk then whites beaten stiff fold in bake custard pie in moderate oven avoiding top burn. Mrs Bumpus 1988 Forest Avenue Brockton.
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Ellen M. Cook
Sherwood Street
Roslindale
Bumpus
Forest Avenue
Brockton
Government sought to control jack rabbits in Oregon
Pendleton Oregon July 6 J H Hicpps a farmer 25 miles north arrived to telegraph Washington for government aid to fight jack rabbits infesting central Umatilla county damaging wheat and rye. He notes coyotes vanished due to state bounty allowing rabbits to multiply and cites a 16 by 12 mile area eaten clean by rabbits. He urges use of captive rabbits inoculated with rabbit distemper to spread the disease.
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Pendleton
Ore
J. H. Hicpps
Feldman
Washington
Umatilla County
Hoops
Crain
Drowns While Swimming at Houghton's Pond Roxbury Youth
Samuel Cohen a nineteen year old Roxbury resident drowned yesterday morning while swimming at Houghton's Pond in the Blue Hill Reservation. He was with friends when the tragedy occurred and his body was recovered by rescuers.
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Roxbury
Houghton’s Pond
Blue Hill Reservation
Young Roxbury Youth Drowned at Houghton's Pond
Samuel Cohen aged 19, son of Mr and Mrs Max Cohen of 85 Fayston Street Roxbury, drowned yesterday morning near the shore at Houghton Pond Blue Hill Reservation. Death attributed to heart failure following a plunge in cold water after a heavy breakfast. companions present.
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Samuel Cohen
Max Cohen
Fayston Street
Roxbury
Houghton’s Pond
Blue Hill Reservation
Cohen
Frederick E. Jones
Houghton’s
Blue Hills
Seven Boys' Tragic Drowning Near Blue Hills Picnic
Nathan Marcus recalls seven boys who set out at 7 AM for a wagon picnic to Blue Frill Reservation and Houghton's Pond in Roxbury. Cohen drowned while others failed to hear Morris Levine's calls as Marcus remained far out in the pond. The group returned with one casualty, a sorrowful tale of a day gone wrong.
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Nathan Marcus
Blue Hill Avenue
Marcus
Morris Levine
Cohen
Levine
Blue Hills
Roxbury
Post
Blue Frill Reservation
Houghton's Pond
Samuel Cohen
Benjamin Bereson
Quincy Street
Arthur Levi
Samuel Baltimore
Joseph Bereson
Benjamin
Mattapan Square
Baltimore
Resinol Soap Heals Pimples Says Atlanta User
A 1913 testimonial from Miss E. P. Gaddis of Atlanta describes an improving face after using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. She notes rapid relief from itching and faster healing of skin humors, praising the products as a constant necessity. The ad invites readers to request free samples from Resinol in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Atlanta
E. P. Gaddis
South Pryor
Sinol
Baltimore
Poem Fragment Reflects Resolve Through Wounds
A brief oath of endurance echoes a speaker embracing injury for a cause. The line intensifies themes of sacrifice and steadfastness amid conflict, suggesting personal cost and unwavering commitment.
Drowning at Houghton's Pond Shocks Boston Family
Samuel Cohen, 16, drowned at Houghton's Pond after swimming with friends from Quincy Street neighborhoods. Witnesses recount the rescue attempt as the Medical Examiner notes drowning. heart strain from a heavy meal and heat may have contributed. Parents, Mr and Mrs Max Cohen, arrange funeral details.
Local Clerk’s Office Marital Mixup Leads to Surprise Wedding
Miss Savage deputy in the county clerk’s office issued a marriage license to Truman D. Babb. He then married her soon after the license was written, a light hearted episode as the clerk’s staff watched.
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Daisy PD. Savage
Truman D. Babb
Miss Savage
Babb
Girl Writes Own Marriage License In Albany
Albany July 5. A girl records the act of writing her own marriage license marking a unique personal document. The feature notes the unusual method and the local interest it generated.
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Albany, Orc
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