Milk the Best of All Foods for Health and Digestion
An 1880s advertisement touts Murdock's Liquid Food as superior raw nutrition. It cites Sir James Crichton Browne on milk purity, and claims milk's digestibility, balanced nutrients, and cooking losses make it far better than meat. Testimonials from a surgical hospital and medical associations support its efficacy and claims of albumen content. The product is sold via Boston firm A L Murdock, 12 oz for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Sanatory Association
James Crichton Browne
Ives
Murdock
American Medical Association
British Medical Association
P. Sharples
Massachusetts
Sam L. Abbott
Chemiat
O. D
Murdockigo Food CO
Boston
A. L. Murdock
Law and the Flag in Boston Censorship Clash
Judge Emmons sleuths seize two periodicals over flag imagery in July issues. Everybody's Magazine shows an eagle on Old Glory with Law son as star contributor. Judge magazine uses Roosevelt’s face on flag folds. Publishers challenge state flag law while Thayer and Emmons adjust instructions to remove covers to avoid violations.
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Emmons
Everybody's Magazine
Old Glory
Thomas W.W. Lawson
Copper King
Judge
Roosevelt
Augustus Bedford
United States
Congress
John Adams Thayer
Touraine
Thayer
Judge Emmons
Shayer
Boston
New
Youngest Boston graduate Frances Hyams at 13
Frances Hyams, a 13 year old girl from Boston, has become the youngest graduate of English High School. She lives with her parents at 1464 Tremont Street and told a Post reporter yesterday that she graduated from grammar school at age 10.5.
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Frances Hyams
Boston English High School
Tremont Street
Post
Prominent Physicians Endorse Peruna In Letters From Washington
Washington doctors James Crozier and A P Bogue extol Peruna Cures for catarrh coughs and colds in many cases Dr M C Gee also praises Peruna for menstrual regulation leucorrhea and ovarian issues The advertisement urges readers to write for health guides and to seek Hartman’s free medical advice Columbus Ohio
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James Crozier
A. P. Bogue
Howard University
Bureau of Education
Washington, D. C
M. D
Peruna
San Francisco
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Hio
Souvenirs at Banquet Prompt Mixed Reactions
Superintendent Nixon of the Algonquin Club takes responsibility for souvenirs at the Commonwealth banquet for visiting Filipinos. Sherbet boxes decorated with Filipino youths and regalia were distributed. Nixon calls the items a joke and says guests were not offended. Governor Bates and Mayor Collins knew nothing of the affair until seen on the table. chefs supplied the items and the reception was humorous with no discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Algonquin Club
Commonwealth
Post
Bates
Collins
Keller Fails to Earn Magna Cum Laude Degree
Helen Keller the blind Radcliffe student misses magna cum laude due to illness and missed lectures. She lies ill in East Street home with Miss Sullivan caring for her. Faculty may yet award a degree in recognition of her efforts despite the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrentham
Helen Keller
Radcliffe
Miss Keller
Miss Sullivan
Cambridge
McCausland Near His End in Wakefield
William Henry McCausland ex inspector of the Boston police lies near death at Wakefield his condition failing. He earned praise for recovering stolen property and placing criminals behind bars and endured severe injuries including an arm amputation after an axe attack in 1871.
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Wakefield
William Henry McCausland
Boston
Boston Police
McCausland
New Hampshire
York ruling declares flag issue federal sovereignty
The decision finds York unconstitutional and states that flag usage falls under Congress, not state authority. The article notes opposition to a Lawson copper piece and mentions copper buyers in Boston and Mr Thayer’s return to New York.
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York
Congress
Amalgamated Copper
Lawson
Boston
Mr. Lawson
Thayer
New York
Paving Dept Knights of L elect new officers
The Paving Department Assembly of Knights of Labor has elected officers. Master workman Thomas E. White. Worthy foreman Lorenzo D. Mitchell. Recording secretary Michael Heaney. Corresponding secretary Edward Simpson. Financial secretary Joseph Innes. Treasurer Edward J. Glynn. Past master workman John H. McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Thomas E. White
Lorenzo D. Mitchell
Michael Heaney
Edward Simpson
Joseph Innes
Edward J. Glynn
John H. McCarthy
Beef Men Deny Trust Methods
Answering a public protest following beef price increases in Boston, wholesale dealers denied collusion or “corner” tactics. Representatives blamed high grain costs, cattle shortages, and rising running expenses for the elevated prices, while some noted breeders restricting supply to boost profits and others dismissed any dealer conspiracy.
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Boston
Fred Abbott
Chicago
S. E. Hyde
Hyde-Wheeler Company
William Luddon
Schwarzschild & Schulzberger Company
Song Writer Bullard Dead in City Hospital
Frederic Field Bullard, renowned composer of popular songs, died at City Hospital after a brief illness at 39. A native of the city he studied at MIT in 1884, 1885, and 1886, then in Munich from 1888 to 1892 to study composition and organ. He was a noted organist and his Stein Song was among his best known works along with The Sword of Ferrara Beam from Yonder Star and There’s a Woman Like a Dewdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Field Bullard
City
Boy Who Walked Out Of Court Captured In South Boston
Police at Broadway station recaptured Francis Joyce, 15, who escaped from the South Boston District Court by walking from the room. Officers found him at his Tudor Street home shortly before midnight.
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Broadway Station
South Boston
Francis Joyce
South Boston District Court
Young Joyce
Tudor Street
Bright Boston Girl Plans College Path After Grammar School
The narrator recalls finishing grammar school early and attending English High School where studies were pleasant but tougher. At 13 she cannot enter college yet and teachers suggest a special course, with plans for four years at the girls Latin School. She aims for Radcliffe or Wellesley near home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Normal School
Girls’ Latin School
Radcliffe
Wellesley
Graduates of St. Agnes School in South Boston
At St. Agnes' School Gate of Heaven parish in South Boston yesterday, diplomas were presented by Rev. Robert J. Johnson. The graduates include Margaret Barry, Rose Brady, Mary Callahan, Anna Cason, Mary Crowley, and many others.
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St. Agnes’ School
Gate of Heaven Parish
South
Boston
Robert J. Johnson
Margaret T. Barry
Rose E. Brady
Mary A. Callahan
Anna J. Cason
Mary M. Crowley
Winstrea M. Connelly
Helen M. Corcoran
Alice R. Duffy
Helen M. Dempster
Mary A. Degnan
Anna L. Dempsey
Sadie A. Durkin
Margaret M. Durick
Mary E. Ellard
Gertrude A. Garvey
Elizabeth E. Hogan
Mary L. Keyes
Marie 8. Kendrick
Catherine FE. Lawton
Gertrude R. Mayo
Helen F. Merrill
Mary Murray
Mary A. Magner
Helen G. Magner
Mary E. McDonough
Lizabeth E. McCaffrey
Therine A. McCarthy
Mary E. McCarty
Atherine
Maloney
Agnes CG. Noonan
Alice L. Norton
Margaret M. Powers
Katherine A. Quinn
Nora R. Scully
Mary A. Troy
Edith L. Thornton
Mary Nugent
Mary A. Nolan
Marguerite E. Kane
Mary R. Kirby
Willow Outing Club Prepares for July 4
Members of the Willow Outing Club met at 1297 Massachusetts Avenue Dorchester and arranged a July 4 outing at Houghton's Pond Canton. Officers elected were George Cuddy president C F McCarthy treasurer and J F McEntee secretary.
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Willow Outing Club
Massachusetts Avenue
Dorchester
Houghton’s Pond
Canton
George Cuddy
C. F. McCarthy
J. F. McEntee
Roxbury Knights Celebrate 10th Jubilee Banquet
Mt. Pleasant Council of the Knights of Columbus held its 10th anniversary banquet at Vine Street Church Roxbury with over 300 members and visiting brothers. Speeches focused on fraternity unity and patriotism. Grand Knight P A Kearns received a gold watch and emblem. Notables included Supreme Knight Hearn State deputy Pelletier and State Secretary O Brien. A vaudeville program followed and a long list of attendees was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
the Knights of Columbus
Vine Street
Churchuilding
Roxbury
Eugene J. O'Connor
Edward L. Hearn
Supreme Knight
Joseph C. Pelletier
James N. Supple
William J. O’brien
T. Hanrahan
C. A. McEvilla
Boston
Thomas A. Walsh
P. G. E. John F
J. C. Pelletier
W. J. O’brien
John A. Brett
Victory for the Lathers in Closed Shop Victory
Boston Lathers Protective Union wins as employers agree to closed shops. After three weeks on strike to enforce union-only hiring, a satisfactory agreement was reached and workers will return to jobs under strictly union conditions.
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Boston
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