Health Restored by Osmo-Chemic Radiant Light Cure
An advertisement extols the Osmo-Chemic radiant light treatment Radiura offering free consultation examination and trial until June 80th due to costs. It claims rapid cures for chronic conditions aided by X Ray and special instruments. Endorsements follow from clergy and notable figures praising relief from headaches catarrh bronchitis neurasthenia and skin cancer.
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H. M. Eldridge
Forest Ave
Portland
C. J. Chase
Deerfield
N. H
L. F. Humphrey
Vernon
Woman Seeks Divorce After Revolver Threats in Court
Maude L. Spencer, four months married and a former soubrette, sought a divorce claiming her husband forced marriage at gunpoint. She testified he threatened her life with a revolver during their brief union, leading to arrest warrants and a trip to New York. the judge dismissed the petition four months after the wedding. Another decree nisi granted to Charles A. Pyne over his wife Ethel M. Pyne with disputes over child custody and cohabitation.
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Maude L. Spencer
Hislop
Fox
Spencer
Washington Street
Revere
Alice Southwick
George A. Swithiman
Lynn
Hig Honor
Charles A. Pyne
Ethel M
West Bridgewater
Sarah Pyne
Oscar Protests Norway's Act Divorced Under Compulsion
King Oscar argues in a long letter that Norway must not overstep prerogatives as it debates the union with Sweden. The note claims Norway’s veto on the consular bill affects the union and invites judgment by future generations. Olivia R. Butler seeks to overturn or recover alimony from John K. Butler in Burlington Vermont, alleging forced divorce and unpaid alimony. A subpoena was issued for August as equity court action proceeds.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Oscar
Storting
M. Berner
Norway
Council of State
Olivia R. Butler
John K. Butler
Burlington, Vt
Nisi
M. I. F. Reuben
German Forts in Far East Raise Interest in Washington
Berlin reports plan to fortify Kiaochou Harbor in China as Germany’s naval base. German ambassador Baron Speck von Sternberg confirms defenses were drawn up with China per an agreement. French coastal fortifications gain attention after Japan's victories.
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Washington
Berlin
Kiaochou Bay
Germany
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Kiaochou Harbor
Far East
China
France
Japan
Shifts in Cambridge Fire Department Roles Announced
Chief Bunker reveals a sweeping transfer plan with drivers moving between engines and trucks. Key changes include Olsen becoming hose man on Engine 7, Shea switching to Engine 2, O'Brien driving Engine 7, Gibson moving to Engine 4, Chapman to Truck 4, Hooker to Combination 1, Hartley to Chemical 1, McElroy to Ladder 2, Burns to Truck 1, Anderson to Truck 1, and Hooker Grant and Gleason joining new duties at Wyeth square. Further transfers await Board of Aldermen confirmation.
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Bunker
Cambridge Fire Department
Driver Olsen
Shea
Hoseman
O’brien
Gibson
Chemical 1
Chapman
Hooker
Mortimer Hartley
Chemical
Charles McElroy
David Burns
Anderson
Hiram Hooker
Edward Grant
Gleason
New House
Wyeth Square
McCarthy
Board of Aldermen
Chinese Boycott All American Goods In Boston Chinatown
In a sensational report an interpreter recounts supposed Chinese views on a boycott of Yankee products. The tale includes warnings about ads, oil from Standard Oil, phony fireworks, and a quiet Fourth of July. The dialogue mocks press stereotypes and ends with a note from a vaudeville figure.
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Boston
China
Orient
Ding Dong Lung
Ing Foy Mogwa
Standard Oil Company
8. O
Hong Kong
John D
Cole
Emmons
Peace negotiations in the Far East face pessimism and hitch fears
June 13 reports show anxious tone over Far East peace talks as governments doubt progress. The White House held a meeting with Japanese Minister Takahira after Russia replied to the call for a ceasefire, sparking cautious news of possible stumbling blocks.
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Washington
Far East
White House
Takahira
Musserand
Grape-Nuts Aids Recovery Says Advertiser
A reader reports stomach and kidney pains eased after switching to Grape-Nuts from heavy meats. He credits improved digestion and steadier nerves and brain function, noting stronger work stamina and relief from mid-morning weakness.
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Postum Co
Mics Creek
Mich
Investigate This Testimony On Osmo-Chemic Cures
A pamphlet touts Osmo-Chemic physicians with testimonials from patients like Rev. Charles J. Lawton of Flushing New York. Lawton cites long running catarrh and kidney issues with prior treatment giving only temporary relief before seeking these cures.
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Chas. J. Lawton
Robert S. Faretta
Roslyn
L. I
Salem A. M. EK
Robt
Fareira
L. A
Lionel Ave
Solvay
Jesse Harrell
Upton St
Cambridge
Mass
William Morse
Durham
N. V
L. W. Holmes
Westport, Conn
Charles J. Lawton
Lincoln St
Flushing
Macedonian A. M. E
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Endorsement From Mass and New York Figures
The Rev T G Lyons of Lowell and deacon Wm M Neale of Charlestown praise the Osmo-Chemic system for relief from chronic ailments. Dr L E Wells and vaudeville impersonator Julian Rose certify confidence and successful results in radiance light therapy and other treatments.
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T. G. Lyons
Shaw
Lowell
Mass
Wm. M.neale
Baldwin St
Charlestown
First Baptist Church
WM. M. Neale
L. E. Wells
A. M
Court St
Boston
Julian Rose
E. 107Th St
New York City
Harvard Class Day to Feature Largest Spectacle Yet
Harvard's next class day aims to be the biggest ever with innovations under Ike Travis and Buck Harrison. Yard ticket prices rise to 15 cents for seniors while undergraduates and graduates pay 2 cents. Fire numerals will be moved to the front wall of the university and the stadium will be decorated with myrtle for a classic display.
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Harvard
Crimson University
Ike Travis
New York City
Holworthy Hall
University
Travis Buck Harrison
Hebrew residents to receive summer vacation outings in Boston area
Max Mitchell of the Federated Hebrew Charities outlines summer plans for Boston's Hebrew residents. Excursions for 6000 children begin June 20 with visits to Reading resort for women and a Reading camp for men, and a New Hampshire Boys' Industrial League camp.
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Max Mitchell
Federated Hebrew Charities
Boston
Mitchell
Federation of Jewish Charities
New England
Hebrew Women’s Sewing Society
Waveland
Council of Jewish Women
Reading
Mass
R. Krokgh
West End
Causeway Street
Child Run Over Dies After Playful Day
Two year old Alice Baker of 127 Brighton street died at Massachusetts General Hospital after being run over by a team while playing in front of her home. She suffered intense agony all day before succumbing to injuries.
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Alice Baker
Brighton Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Shoes Stolen from Snow's Lynn Express Team Looted on Harrison
A large case of shoes was stolen from a team owned by Snow's Lynn Express on Harrison Avenue yesterday. Police are actively investigating to identify the thief.
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Snow's
Lynn Express
Harrison Avenue
Captain Leonard thanked by Fire Commissioner Wells
Captain M C Leonard of Engine 42 received a letter of thanks from Fire Commissioner Wells for responding to a fire alarm on his day off. Arthur W Warren was appointed a call substitute yesterday and assigned to Engine 20.
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M. C. Leonard
Wells
Arthur W. Warren
Osmo Chemic claims cure for numerous diseases
A speculative advertisement lists ailments from asthma and bronchitis to cancer, cataract and rheumatism. It touts Osmo-Chemic physicians as able to cure these conditions and offers free consultation and trial treatment if started by June 30.
Osmocemic System of Medicine Offices Listed in Boston
Incorporated firm lists permanent offices at 18 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts with suites 8 9 and 10 and entrance hours 9 to 12 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 daily closing Sundays.
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Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Rolley Information Bureau
Pearl St
P. O
H. J. Lane
Sateranhias
Briton Robbed by Footpads on Lagrange Street
Thomas Midgely of 21 Hudson Street, an Englishman, claimed he was robbed of six £1000 English bank notes at Station 4 on Lagrange Street. He later said he was robbed of three £20 notes and a $10 gold piece, after a saloon encounter with three men who allegedly jostled him en route to Beach Street.
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Thomas Midgely
Hudson Street
Station 4
Lagrange Street
Midgely
Curve Street
Beach Street
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