Sunkist Premium Offer for Fruit Knife and Silverware Set
Consumers can claim a heavy tempered steel knife set with high quality silver plating by sending 24 Sunkist wrappers and 20 cents. Additional premiums require more wrappers and payments, with options for money orders or stamps. Send to California Fruit Growers Exchange in Chicago and collect a complete table silverware set.
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California
Rogers
Sunkist
California Fruit Growers” Exchange
N. Clar Street
Chicago
Til
Sunekist
Oran
Thrifty Chicago woman touts Resinol for skin care
A Chicago resident shares a testimonial praising Resinol Soap and Ointment for soothing sensitive skin and treating burns, chapped lips, eruptions, eczema, ringworm, and other skin conditions. The letter invites free samples from Resinol Chemical Co. and notes the products are sold by druggists.
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Chicago
Ill
Imore
E. V. Sackett
Kago
Department 1
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Dig Up Old $100000 Suit In Slander Case
Louis E. Julien revived a long dormant slander suit against Thomas F. Ryan, filed costs bond as ordered by the New York Supreme Court. The 1908 case grew from Julien’s testimony in the Metropolitan Street Railway probe and alleged Ryan’s statement denying the slanderous accusation.
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New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Supreme Court
Louis E. Julien
Julien
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
William T. Jerome
Ryan
Rev. W H Butler Called to 614 South Church
The Rev. W. H. Butler of Ed wards Church Northampton has been extended a call to become associate pastor of the 614 South Church at Copley Square. The post has been vacant since last summer after Rev. A B Cross resigned. Butler is chosen to assist Rev. George A Gordon, pastor of the church.
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W. H. Butler
Edwards Church
Northampton
South Church
Copley Square
A. DB. Cross
Butler
George A. Gordon
Two Women Aid Fire Rescue in South End Blazes
In two separate South End fires yesterday noon, Mrs. Ray Chadbourne was rescued unconscious by passerby Charles Wright after an alcohol explosion at 155 Worcester Street. Nearby Mrs. Willam E Beck helped city workers remove ashes and fought flames on the third floor until firefighters arrived.
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South End
Ray Chadbourne
Charles Wright
Chadbourne
Willam E. Beck
Westfield Street
Red Tag Sale Ends at Wolf's My Clothier
Today is the final day of Wolf's Red Tag Sale at the Hanover and Portland corner. New bargains advertised claim the strongest values yet offered by the store.
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Wolf'’S
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Breakfast Timing Sparks Taft Visit Controversy
City Hall and the City Club clash over the hour of President Tafts breakfast on March 18. Mayor Fitzgerald set 9 30 AM at the Hotel Somerset while Boston City Club members planned a 9 30 AM breakfast there.
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Taft
City Hall
City Club
Boston
Palm Beach
Fitzgerald
Hotel Somerset
Somerset
City breakfast clash over Taft visit to Boston
Officials dispute the breakfast time for President Taft during his Boston visit. Richard Field confirms 9:30 a.m. at the Somerset as set by the Mayor in his absence, with City Club officials seeking Mayor Fitzgerald’s decision. Taft may have eaten earlier than both scheduled events.
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Richard F. Field
Somerset
Mr. Field
Tong
City Club
Boston
Mayr Fitzgerald
Taft
Quincy High School dress code clash over women in men's clothes
In Quincy the high school principal opposes female students wearing men's attire in the school. Despite his stern stance and anger from students, the plan is deemed blocked and morale remains high among the girls as they press on in the face of the decision.
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Quincy
Girls plan surprise play with male roles
The school girls prepared a play featuring male characters to surprise parents and teachers. Principal Howlett banned masculine costumes after a tip, leading to a revised cast of eight girls and a plan to donate proceeds to school athletics.
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Papa
Mamma
James T. Howlett
Howlett
Mortense Andrews
Juanita Wetherell
Marian Breen
Louise Prout
Marion Newcomb
Mary Golden
May Knapp
Margaret Magee
Abductor Benway Sentenced in Somerville Court
Joseph T. Benway was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction and fined $500 by Judge Wentworth on a charge of abducting 15 year old Helen F. Bennet. He appealed and was held for the grand jury in $2000. Bennet disappeared Feb 17 and was found the next week in a lodging house on Shawmut Avenue. The defendant is a 35 year old widower from Somerville.
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Joseph T. Benway
House of Correction
Wentworth
Somerville
Benway
Helen F. Bennet
James Street
Shawmut Avenue
Sunday Sports Bill Reported By Committee
The committee on legal affairs reported the Sunday sports bill with six dissenters. The bill aims to permit Sunday sports under public supervision and not before 1 p.m. It was introduced in the legislature last year but failed to pass.
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Tinkham
Committee On Legal Affairs
Liquor Law Committee Reports Minor Liquor Purchase Bill
A liquor law committee reports a bill to fine a minor $100 for buying liquor under false representation. The measure targets underage purchases by misrepresentation and sets strict penalties to deter violations.
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The
Liquor Law Committee
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Attleboro
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