Indians Reach Here in Canoe at Winthrop Harbor
Newell Tomah and John J. Ranco of the Penobscot from Old Town arrived at Winthrop in an 18 foot birch bark canoe. After landing at Point Shirley Yacht Club they headed to Plymouth to join the Pilgrim tercentenary celebration with directions from Deer Island light keeper E. C. Hadley.
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What to eat for indigestion says medical authorities
Medical authorities say most stomach trouble comes from excess hydrochloric acid. They advise either a restricted diet or using Bisurated Magnesia with meals to neutralize acidity, aiding digestion without laxative effects. Obtain Bisulated Magnesia from a druggist in antler or tablet form.
Gen Charles H Taylor Editor of Globe Dies
General Charles H Taylor longtime Globe editor and American newspaperman dies Friday at 2 30 PM. He was Massachusetts respected journalist, oldest editor in active service, with wide friendships and noted for patriotism and democratic manners. He led with fraternal regard and amiable disposition.
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General Taylor remembered as Boston Globe founder and public servant
Governor Cox Lieutenant Governor Fuller and Mayor Peters pay tribute to General Charles H. Taylor publisher of the Boston Daily Globe. The article traces his life from Charlestown youth through Civil War service to journalism, politics, and the paper’s arduous 1870s rescue and expansion.
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Gen Taylor Career Life of Charles H. Taylor at Globe
The life of Charles H. Taylor, Boston Globe proprietor editor in chief, traces a rapid rise from wage earner at 15 to publisher near his 40s. His ascent rests on personal effort, industry, and early varied work from reporter to state legislator.
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Boston Globe
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Dentists Endorse Tanlac After Notable Health Turnaround
Dr. T. R. Cox of Boston testifies Tanlac rebuilt his wife’s health and later improved his own energy appetite and sleep. He reports weight gain, steadier digestion, and renewed vigor after two bottles, praising the medicine as unusually meritorious. Distributed by International Proprietaries, Inc., sold in Boston at Liggett’s drug stores.
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T. R. Cox
Boston
Taniac
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