Sloan's Liniment Ad Invites Vacation Pain Relief
A travel friendly Sloan's Liniment advertisement urges packing a bottle for vacation preparation. It promises prompt tingling relief for muscles, aches, sprains and strains with easy penetration without rubbing, and lists prices of 30c 60c and 1 20.
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Free Herb Recipe for Rheumatism Cures
A respondent offers a simple free herb recipe claimed to cure long standing rheumatism and relieve sciatica neuralgia and blood purification. The letter promises no harm and invites sufferers to send name and address to H P Sutton, 2650 Cornalls Ave Los Angeles California.
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Massachusetts Ratifies Suffrage Amid Debated Referendum Vote
Massachusetts legislators ratified the suffrage amendment as galleries overflowed with women and many wore red roses or marigolds. The debate featured calls to hold a statewide referendum, while supporters argued the state must act under the national Constitution and acknowledge women’s wartime service and rights.
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Massachusetts Suffrage Victory Celebrated in Boston
Women cheered as Massachusetts ratified the constitutional amendment. Mrs. Anna Tillinghast led the effort, noting full cooperation and an international impact. Fannie Fern Andrews joined at the State House, saying Massachusetts’ stance drew global interest in suffrage progress.
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Massachusetts Legislature Faces Public Backlash On Suffrage Date
Mrs John Balch denounces ratification of suffrage as a gross betrayal of Massachusetts by the Legislature and asserts the people will be heard. The excerpt captures anti suffrage sentiment urging state action and public response.
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Prominent anti suffragists critique suffrage split
Mrs. Preston White of Brookline decries party blame game as suffrage gains momentum. She predicts future cross party accusations and praises steadfast opponents who resisted political pressure. Miss Mary Forbes of Milton cites Massachusetts women’s disillusionment with lawmakers who failed to support districts in 1917.
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States ratify Susan B Anthony amendment for woman suffrage
The Susan G. Anthony amendment to the federal constitution granting equal suffrage for women has been ratified by Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Kansas New York Ohio Pennsylvania Massachusetts. Ratification by 36 of 48 states is required to pass the amendment.
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Queen Marie Reveals Czar’s Home Life in Exclusive Boston Post
Queen Marie of Romania shares her knowledge to tell the true story of the former Czar of Russia’s home life in an exclusive interview for the Boston Sunday Post.
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Lawrence High School honors James D. Horne with gold watch
James D. Horne, master of Lawrence High School, receives a gold watch from the alumni at graduation to mark his two years as principal. School Committeeman William H. Fennell presented the gift, part of the original appointment committee.
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Columbia and the Cowboy Fourth of July Tale
Alice McGowan previews Columbia and the Cowboy in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises an amusing fast paced Fourth of July story filled with action from start to finish.
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Lioness Sells for Ten Dollars at City Zoo Bargain Sale
Edmee a young lioness described as native of the African jungle sold for 10 dollars at a bargain sale auction of surplus animals by New York City officials at Central Park Zoo. A dealer bought Edmee and also secured a puma for 10 dollars and a red deer for 44 dollars. Other animals included buffalo bull at 115 dollars zebus two cows at 0 and 75 dollars bull zebu 55 and sit three angora kids 22 each.
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Kansas City Lieutenant Charged With Murder
Lieutenant John Beggs of Kansas City Missouri faces a murder charge in a shooting incident at Seeburg a village in the neutral zone opposite the American occupation area German authorities say two civilians a man and a woman were killed
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Charles J Chapman Dies of Pneumonia in Brookline
Charles J Chapman a Boston financial figure with E. M. Hamlin & Co. died after five days of pneumonia at his Brookline home 174 Wendell Street. The body will be taken to Portland Maine for funeral services Saturday at his brother Philip F Chapman's home 375 Spring Street.
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