Nuxated Iron Ad Endorsed by Noted Officials and Doctors
An advertising feature touts Nuxated Iron as a premier strength and blood building tonic. It lists endorsements from former cabinet member Leslie Shaw and other officials, plus physicians who claim its superiority over inorganic iron. The pitch urges readers to test personal strength after a two week regimen and promises money back if not satisfied.
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Leslie M. Shaw
The
International Court
Samoa
United States
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
U. S
Richard Rolland Kenney
Delaware
Army
John L. Clem
Shiloh
David Stuart Gordon
Gettysburg
Wm. R. Kerr
Chicago
A. J. Newman
City of
Jefferson Park Hospital
James Francis Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Westchester County Hospital
United Staes Senate
House of Representatives
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Health
A Philadelphia mother describes relief from nervous indigestion and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months. She reports improved appetite and energy, and health restored from a run-down condition cited by many mothers today.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
J. Worthline
North Taylor St
Shuman Funeral Arrangements Set for Friday
Arrangements for the funeral of A. Shuman are completed. Simple services will be held at the Shuman home on Commonwealth avenue at noon tomorrow with Rev. E A Horton officiating. Burial at Forest Hills Cemetery will be private.
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A. Shuman
Shuman
Commonwealth Avenue
E. A. Horton
Massachusetts Senate
Forest Hills Cemetery
Respected Boston figure Abraham Shuman mourned
Tributes flowed as Boston City Hospital trustees and state leaders paid homage to Abraham Shuman. Longtime hospital president and philanthropist, Shuman served 33 years on the board, 26 as president, shepherding growth from 10 to 66 buildings and shaping the hospital’s national standing.
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William A. Gaston
Thomas A. Forsyth
Joseph P. Manning
Paul Thorndike
Edmund Wilson
Charles H. Taylor
Charles T. Gallagher
Arthur F. Estabrook
Wallace L. Pierce
H. Staples Potter
Melvin O. Adams
Samuel L. Powers
Wallace F. Robinson
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Charles A. DeCourcy
George S. Mumford
Cranmore N. Wallace
Ss. P
Abraham Shuman
Boston City Hospital
Peters
Shuman
Henry S. Harriman
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Girl's body found drowned off Revere Beach
The body of 26 year old Miss Belle La Ducer of Fall River was recovered off Shirley avenue Winthrop Beach yesterday. An autopsy will be performed today to determine the cause of death as she is believed to have drowned Monday night while swimming at Revere Beach.
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Belle la Ducer
Fall River
Shirley Avenue
Winthrop Beach
Job Perry
Revere Street
Winthrop
Miss la Ducer
Revere Beach
Brood Mare Adopts Motherless Calf in Leicester Farm
In Leicester on June 2 Gustaf Hallen reports a mare whose foal died caring for a motherless calf. The mare feeds and guards the calf, providing nourishment after the calf refused milk from humans.
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Leicester
Gustaf Hallen
May Sinking Totals From U-Boat Attacks Revealed
In Washington on June 26 the Navy Department reported Allied and neutral shipping sunk in the first 28 days of May at 238 639 gross tons. Senator Beckham Kentucky said losses could reach 258 671 tons if the latest three days follow the same ratio, countering Senator McCumber’s 640 000 ton figure based on Amsterdam despatches.
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Washington
Navy Department
Beckham
Kentucky
Senate
McCumber
Amsterdam
Royalty Tastes Buckwheat Cakes in U. S. Visit
King George and Queen Mary sampled American buckwheat cakes at the Eagle Hut of the American Y M C A in London. The visit was a surprise at the King's suggestion as aviators and sailors looked on. They enjoyed the cakes with maple syrup and favored adding buckwheat cakes to the British national menu.
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London
George
Mary
Child Welfare Urged as Vital War Work
Mrs. Robert L. DeNormandie, vice president of the instructive district nursing association, urged child welfare as essential during war. She noted England and France recognize its importance and that America must act, stressing that today’s children will run the nation tomorrow. The talk referenced the federal children's bureau program and the city’s efforts to aid children.
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England
France
Robert L. DeNormandie
Instructive District Nursing Association
DeNormandie
Marlboro Street
Children's Bureau
Washington
The
Frisia Sails for New York From Amsterdam Port
The Holland South American liner Frisia sailed last night from IJmuiden for New York with many passengers for the Dutch East Indies aboard.
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New York
Amsterdam
Dutch East Indies
Imuiden
Dry Goods Men Hear War Talk at New England Event
Lieutenant Ralph Lewis of the 25th Canadian Overseas Battalion and Judge Thomas P. Riley spoke to over 200 members of the New England Dry Goods Association at the Merrimac Valley Country Club, detailing German wartime preparations and urging readiness amid global conflict.
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Ralph Lewis
25Th
Canadian Overseas Bat
Talion
Thomas P. Riley
Maldenift
New England Dry Goods Association
Merrimac Valley Country Club
Germany’s wartime prep and public fears voiced by speakers
Lieuten ant Lewis cites German barges carrying 5000 to 10000 tons of merchandise between Rotterdam and Hamburg as proof of stockpiling for war. Judge Riley says Germany used psychology of fear and violence, planning conflict for 56 years. Former Congressman Connor, Russian consul, defends cautious U S intervention and warns against heedless interference in Russia.
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Rotterdam
Hamburg
Lewis
Germany
America
Riley
China
Judge Riley
Joseph A. Conry
United States
Russia
Wilson
Advocating American Aid to Russia Faces Geographical Hurdles
The author notes the vast distances from San Francisco to Vladivostok and Vladivostok to Ukraine, highlighting the immense logistical challenges of deploying a half million troops with limited Pacific shipping and a single rail line. He argues Russia will eventually form a government that seeks American help, stressing the need for a modern railroad system best provided by the United States.
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Siberia
San
Russia
America
Americans Hold Three Sectors in Alsace
In Alsace the American army now holds three sectors including a front northwest of Gebweiler near Hartmans Weilerkopf. The advance places American troops across a sizable front in multiple zones as they push through the region.
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Alsace
France
Associated Press
Gebweiler
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