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Symphony
Colonel Corn
Sunday Post
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
8
X Ray Treatment and Snow Pencil Claim Marvellous Cures
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians advertise cures for facial blemishes and numerous ailments from liver trouble to deafness. They offer free consultation and trial treatment to those who call at the Boston office by June 17 with a deadline for acceptance before June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dixon
Naples Rd
Brookline
Peter van Leeuwen
Union Ave
Jamaica Plain
James McDonald
Julian St
Roxbury
Alice Brown
Medford St
Medford
Mass
Mary Grinnell
Hopkinton
E. M. Schofield
Irving St
Framingham
A. B. Litchfield
Assinippi
P. O
Norwell
J. W. Tripp
Sherbrooke Ave
Braintree
Walter L. Mason
Rutland St
Boston
Walter Magee
Blue Hill Ave
Mattapan
D. J. Walsh
M. D
Boylster At
Flag Day Observances Across Boston and Nearby Cities
Flag Day events include a 3 30 pm Elks parade from Somerset street to Boston Common with former Mayor Fitzgerald as orator and Mayor Curley presiding at a Copley Plaza Hotel banquet. Daughters of Veterans meet at Faneuil Hall with a strong Elks and Grand Army presence and Senator Lodge speaking in Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Somerset Street
Boston Common
Fitzgerald
Curley
Copley Plaza Hotel
Daughters of Veterans
Faneuil Hall
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
Henry Cabot Lodge
State Armory
Chelsea
Campaign Hits Over 40000 In Union Rescue Mission Drive
Reports from Ford Hall luncheon show Union Rescue Mission campaign pledges surpassing 40000 with subscriptions totaling 4185.30. Women’s teams contributed 1558.30 and men 1527 as the initial committee adds 1100. the drive closes next Friday night June 16 with hopes of reaching the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Rescue Mission
Ford Hall
Dentist Sued Over Tooth Swallow Incident
Bertie Toy of Hyde Park sues Dr. Albert D. MacIntosh for 10000 damages in Superior Criminal Court claiming a tooth swallowed during a 1913 extraction caused him to lose his voice. The dentist testified Toy did not return to review his mouth as advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Toy
Hyde Park
Albert D. MacIntosh
Toy
Superior Criminal Court
MacIntosh
Osgood's Furniture in Boston Promises Low Prices and Credit
Boston shoppers are urged to visit Osgood's Furniture for the best and most attractive home furnishings. The store claims the lowest prices in New England and unmatched credit service in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood’s
New England
Osgood Credit Service
Boston
Dentistry exhibit reveals teeth strewn around surgeon during extraction
Judge Lawton heard testimony on a 1915 dental case as Dr MacIntosh extracted Toy’s teeth. A plaster jaw cast and steel instruments were shown while Dr Morgan described the scene with teeth scattered about the floor. Other doctors linked Toy’s paralysis to a brain event, not the swallowed tooth, and the trial resumes tomorrow.
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Lawton
MaclIntosh
Toy
John A. Morgan
Pardon Plea Hearings for Robert Eldredge
An executive council pardon committee will hear the application of Robert Eldredge at the State House this morning. Eldredge, sentenced in Worcester County in 1914 to three years for larceny, was charged with stealing an automobile while in state prison custody.
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Robert Eldredge
Worcester County
Executive Council
State House
Eldredge
Exhibition of fancy dancing in Knights of Columbus Hall
Master Eugene Siebert of Winthrop gave an exhibition of fancy dancing at Knights of Columbus Hall in Winthrop. He is a pupil of Mrs. Georgia Flynn who supervised children in Fenway Park last year on Hie phants Day, started by the Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Hall
Winthrop
Eugene Siebert
Georgia Flynn
Fenway Park
Boston Post
Swampscott boatman heir to $15,000 from Chicago benefactor
George W. Harris known as Tammer, a Swampscott boatman, is named heir to $15,000 from Robert S. Jones of Chicago. The two men befriended during summer visits. Jones’s family long vacationed in Swampscott and Harris drove them boating for 16 years. Harris, 76, now lives at 11 Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Harris
Tammer
Swampscott
Robert S. Jones
Chicago
Jones
Harris
Union Street
Militia Cadets Train at Fort Warren for Coastal Duty
About 40 State militia officers undergo strenuous training at Fort Warren through June 17. They study plans tactics and military usages under Major Chamberlain and regular army staff, aiming to produce Massachusetts’ first truly efficient coast artillery militia officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Warren
Coast Artillery
Massachusetts
Major Chamberlain
Regular Army
Maine Homeopathic Medical Society Holds Silver Meet
The annual convention of the Maine Homeopathic Medical Society in Augusta closes with a banquet. Speakers include Dr. John A. Hayward of Portland on the history of the society and Dr. John P. Sutherland of Boston University on Hahnemann's Homeopathy. Officers elected: President Dr. L. A. Brown Portland. vice presidents Dr. F. A. Ferguson Portland and Dr. W. H. Walters Fairfield. treasurer Dr. W. S. Thompson Augusta. corresponding secretary Dr. Carrie E. Newton Brewer. board of censors chair Dr. H. F. Marin Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine Homeopathic Medical Society
John A. Hayward
Portland
Maine Homeopathic Society
John P. Sutherland
Boston University School of Medicine
L. A. Brown
F. A. Ferguson
W. H. Walters
Fairfield
W. S. Thompson
Carrie E. Newton
Brewer
Board of Censors
H. F. Marin
Bath
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