Dorchester Man Wears the Blue for Uncle Sam in Plant Juice Ad
Dorchester resident L. A. Harris a Civil War veteran credits Plant Juice with ending long stomach distress. The testimonial states he regained appetite and sleep after a few weeks, and a local Plant Juice representative visits Houghton & Dutton in Boston to promote the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Harris
Richfield Street
Dorchester
New England States
Company E
5Th Mass
Houghton & Dutton
Boston
Free Home Cure for Asthma Claims Immediate Relief
An advertisement promises a free trial of a new asthma cure at the advertiser's expense. It targets long standing and recent cases including hay fever and chronic asthma, claiming rapid relief and offering the trial to those who have failed other remedies. Readers are urged to mail coupons and begin today with no payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Mr. Anderson
Senate Prohibition Debate Focuses On War Measure Provisions
The Senate will study a House draft restricting malt drinks and vinous liquids, with a 30 day window for presidential decisions on exemptions. Support grows as Gore and Smith back the revised plan while Knox Nelson and Thomas push for central legislation. If enforced, a full prohibition could cost federal revenue up to 500 million dollars and trigger new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Committee
Senate
Gore
Smith
Georgia
Knox
Nelson
Thomas
U S Government to Probe Slave Case Involving Vice Den
Federal inquiry follows a Boston area vice scandal with arrests of Wilburt E. Welch Carl Permiss and William L Krimmel. Police seized negatives and portraits from 56 Pemberton square and 11 Portland street studios, tied to a scheme involving the Caton girl and more than thirty subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Hovey
New Bedford
Sullivan
Federal Building
Anderson
Welsh
Consolidated Construction Company
Harrison Avenue
Summer Street
Weymouth
Boston
Caton
Krimmes
Permis
Dow
Melrose
Hardy
Wilburt E. Welch
Billie
Pemberton Square
Carl Permiss
Louis A. Dow
Upham Street
Portland Street
William L. Krimmel
Banks Street
Cambridge
Den
City Hall Avenue
Albert L. Hardy
Gilmore Detective Bureau
Welch
Wolf's Clothing Sale Brings $18 Suits to $10.50
Lot of enthusiasm at Wolf's corner Hanover and Portland streets. One of the greatest clothing sales Boston has seen offers an $18 suit for $10.50 and includes legal stamps.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Boston
Auctioneers Warn of Limited Lot Availability Through Day
Officials caution buyers that no lot can be guaranteed to remain available all day. Alterations to plans will be made in time for the Fourth, ensuring adjustments as needed.
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C.O
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo
Blair
Franklin
Franklin Et
Defence Council
National Council of Defence
John MacNeill
Rose
Emma
Mr. Hardy
Carl Permain
Emma Frances Caton
William L. Kirmmel
U. S
Dr. Hovey
KF. M. Conway
Wolf’s
Groton
New England
New London
Winthrop
Texaco Motor O!l
Texaco
THE
Texas Company
Devonshire Street
Pelt
Jet
E.t.sflattery Co
Boston Magnolia
Tremont St
Lexington and Hesperus Aves
Boston Common
America
Good Shepherd Knitting
Georgette
New Jersey
T. Slattery CO
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