Dr Pierce Reveals Pure Tonic for Worn Constitution
An advertising notice promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcohol based tonic to rebuild strength and oxygen carrying capacity in chronically exhausted men. It claims extensive medical staff and free confidential advice, plus public lab access to prove medicine purity with ingredients from Queen’s Root Bloodroot Stone Root and other native plants.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a safe, alcohol free tonic that cures cold symptoms and strengthens the whole body. It claims to improve digestion and circulation, restore energy, and build red blood by purifying the liver and kidneys while feeding nerves and easing nervousness.
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Dr. Pierce
Nature
Fifty Nine Boys Receive First Communion at Roxbury
In the House of the Angel Guardian Roxbury seventy first mass the semi annual rite saw fifty nine boys admitted to the sacraments for the first time. Father D M Murphy instructed the class and officiated. He urged perseverance faithfulness to God and country and cautioned against false principles in a gospel sermon.
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Popular for Constipation
The remedy is described as keeping the bowels open and regular rather than constipating. It enjoys wide use among sufferers of habitual constipation, piles, and related discomforts and derangements.
Salem's Baby Comparison Echoes From Cambridge
Salem reports a living miracle 18 years after a Cleveland baby weighed one pound seven ounces at birth. The Lemon couple of Cambridge had a daughter born weighing the same, marking a historic weight for both families and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Cleveland
Jacob Hassel
Solomon Lemon
Cambridge
Tufts Honors Degree Winners Include Takahira Chaffee
Tufts College celebrated its 60th anniversary with honorary degrees awarded to figures such as Togoro Takahira Japanese minister to the United States and Lieutenant General Chaffee. Governor Douglas urged that moral worth outweigh wealth while praising opportunity and education. A long list of masters doctors and lawyers followed, with A B Fletcher delivering the day’s oration on The Scholar's Debt to Posterity.
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Medford
Tufts College
Douglas
Togoro Takahira
United States
Chaffee
U.S. A
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley College
Herbert Parker
Massachusetts
Henry §. Pritchett
The
Institute of Technology
William E. Huntington
Boston University
John Shepard
Abraham Shuman
Henry D. Yerxa
Thomas Cunningham
James Arthur Jacobs
Edward Walter Branigan
George Simons Eveleth
Joshua Holden
Henry Detrich Yerxa
Edward Issachar Comins
Thomas H. Barnes
Adoniram Judson Patterson
Warren Samuel Woodbridge
Dwight Munson Hodge
Clarence Edgar Rice
Richard Perry Bush
Jed Augustus Dillingham
Levi Moore Powers
Frank Oliver Hall
Isaac Walter Cate
James Drummond
Jane Lippitt Patterson
Horace Greeley Wadlin
Caleb Benjamin Tillinghast
Robert Metcalf
Orlando Knapp Hollister
George Baxter
George Henry Martin
John Freeman
Gardner Chace Anthony
Milton Gerry Starrett
Hermon Carey Bumpus
Sarah Frances Whiting
Henry Smith Pritchett
Luther Burbank
Frank P. Daniels
W. D. T. Trefry
R. E. Joslin
W. L. Cook
F. W. Putnam
J. C. B. Clark
F. G. Wren
J. P. Clark
Kyle Refused to Sign Paper Over Back Pay
Patrick J. Kyle, former paving inspector, refused to sign an agreement not to sue the city for back pay after a Supreme Court reinstatement order. He left with counsel Hesseltine, while Superintendent Donovan and officials awaited the paperwork.
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Patrick J. Kyle
Supreme Court
Donovan
Philip Nichols
Macksey
William Shields
Kyle
Hesseltine
Dancing Denounced by Nebraska Governor as Social Evil
Omaha Neb June 21 Governor John H Mickey denounces dancing as a social evil saying it causes the downfall of many women. He calls it not an innocent amusement and refused an inaugural ball citing his life and home teachings. He also notes physicians applauded his stance.
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Omaha, Neb
John. H. Mickey
Mickey
Warmer Days Expected After Drizzle In Boston
Boston faced a damp day as drizzle and showers varied across the city and suburbs. Forecaster Smith predicted warmer temperatures ahead despite a cold east wind and lingering light winds.
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Boston
Ohio Valley
New England
Eastport
Hartford
Block Island
Patrolman Jordan Fined For Late Duty Report
Patrolman William A. Jordan of Station 10 was fined five days' pay yesterday after being found guilty of failure to report at 1:00 a m on the morning of June 16.
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William A. Jordan
Station 10
Malady of Eye Feared Prompting Roosevelt Visit
News notes that President Roosevelt may need stronger glasses or risk an eye illness. Dr. John Morgan of Huntington Avenue, longtime Roosevelt eye physician, may examine him Tuesday at Bishop Lawrence’s study after recent health concerns during the Western trip.
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Roosevelt
John Morgan
Huntington Avenue
Morgan
Theodore,Roosevelt, Jr
Washington
Rixey
Bishop Lawrence
President Roosevelt
Roxbury Man McCann Charged With Larceny in Break-In
Police at Station 10 Roxbury arrested John McCann alias Dick Johnson 28 without address on charges of breaking and entering June 8 at 43 Mozart Street Roxbury and stealing two gold rings and a bracelet valued at 18 dollars.
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Roxbury
John McCann
Dick Johnson
Simon Weiner
Mozart Street
Gas magnates sail together on White Star Arabic
The White Star Arabic sails this afternoon with passengers Nathan Matthews Jr eminent corporation lawyer Hon A E Pillsbury ex attorney general and James L Richards president of the Consolidated Gas Companies. Richards says the trip has no significance to Boston gas situations and he and Captain McKay will inspect gas plants in Germany and England. Lawson expresses confusion about the trip.
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Nathan Matthews, Jr
Eminent Corporation
A. E. Pillsbury
James L. Richards
Consolidated Gas Companies
Richards
Post
Gas Consolidation
Boston
Mr. Richards
Sailors Held on Disobedience Charges in Providence
Four colored sailors from the schooner Harbeson Hickman were brought before U S Commissioner Cross in Providence on charges of disobedience of orders during the Norfolk to Providence voyage. After a hearing they were bound over to the federal grand jury with no bail, and confined.
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Providence
R. I
William Hartzog
Harbeson Hickman
Norfolk
Thomas Maller
Robert Littleton
William Lacy
Henry Clark
United States
Cross
Federal Grand Jury
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Gallery of Wonders
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Sherlock Holmes
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van Twiller
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Teddy
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