New Dangers of Constipation Promoted by Advert
An old New York Times excerpt cites medical views linking chronic illness to bowel poisoning and cites Sir William Arbuthnot Lane's intestinal surgery as dramatic proof. It promotes the J. B. L Cascade douche to cleanse the lower intestine, claiming health benefits and offering a free booklet at Riker-Jaymes Tug Stores in New England.
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New York Times
Metchnikoff
Guy’s Hospital
William Arbuthnot Lane
J. B. L. Cascade
Nature
J. B
Cascade
Riker-Jaymes Tug
New England
Arelso
Orrine
Orrine CO
Wash
D. C
Riker- Jaynes
Deadly menace of neglected colds highlights Father John’s Medicine
Doctors warn that many throat and lung troubles and fatal pneumonia stem from untreated colds. Treat promptly with Father John’s Medicine, a safe alcohol free remedy that strengthens the body and helps vulnerable groups like children and the elderly.
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Father John
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief From Constipation
Dr. Edwards developed Olive Tablets to aid chronic constipation and liver function without harsh purgatives. The sugar coated olive colored tablets are advertised as a mild alternative that won’t force bowels or liver into abrupt action.
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Edwards
Calomel
Br. Edwards
Aps
Charitable Irish Society to Observe 177th Anniversary Banquet
Distinguished representatives of state city and nation will speak at the Charitable Irish Society of Boston banquet marking its 177th anniversary. The event at Hotel Somerset on St Patrick's Day March 17 will feature prominent speakers from the United States Canada and the Maritime Provinces.
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Irish Society of
Boston
Hotel Somerset
United States
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Notable Irish Society Dinner Sees Prominent Speakers
Bartholomew A Brickley will preside with John H Swift as toastmaster. Senator Robert L Owen and Congressman Claude G Bowers will deliver key toasts on The United States and The Day We Celebrate. Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley will speak on The Commonwealth and The City of Boston. A business meeting will elect a new president, with John A Kiggen the nominee, and a musical program concludes evening.
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Bartholomew A. Brickley
John H. Swift
Milford
Wilson
Robert L. Owen
United States
Oklahoma
Owen
Claude G. Bowers
Indiana
Middle West
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Bowers
Ireland
Commonwealth
Walsh
Curley
Boston
J. D. Ryan
Benevolent Irish Society of St. John’s
N. F
Lucien H. de LaRue
Union Jean Baptiste d’Amerique
Clean Up Your Liver With Cascarets 10‑Cent Box
Headache and bilious feelings warn of a clogged system. The ad claims Cascarets clean the liver and bowels gently by morning, offering a 10 cent box to refresh the head, improve mood, and help you feel like doing a good day’s work.
Banquet Committee Names and Officers for Scotch Charitable Society
The document lists officers and subcommittees for the Scotch Charitable Society banquet. Key roles include president Bartholomew A. Brickley and secretary John J. Keenan. Subcommittees cover speakers toasts, banquet, publicity, music, and decorations with multiple named members. Past presidents span 1889 to 1912 with several prominent local figures.
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Bartholomew A. Brickley
John A. Kiggen
Thomas F. Taff
John J. Keenan
John J. McGrath
Sil
Ver Key
Patrick H. Crowley
John M. Harney
Daniel V. McIisaac
John J. Sullivan
Geoffrey B. Lehy
John H. Burke
Edward A. McLaughlin
James KE. Cotter
Patrick M. Keating
Edmund Reardon
John P. Leahy
Michael J. Jordan
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
John
Catholic Church Notes Highlight East Boston Mission Details
The article reports on large Catholic mission attendance at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross led by Father Basil, Pas sionist fathers, and a Brighton St. Antony's retreat under Rev. Father Nolen. It notes Lent changes at St Mary’s Star of the Sea East Boston and a Hibernian gathering planned for Crescent Gardens next Tuesday. A new parochial school site is bought near St Bernard's West Newton by Pastor Father Keleher.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Basil
C. P
St. Antony’s Church
Brighton
Father Nolen
C. SS. R
St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Church
East
Boston
John F. Keleher
St. Bernard’s Church
West Newton
Washington Street
Frisco Tables Lose Liver After Butchers’ Vote
San FranciscoMarch 11 Liver and onions and liver and bacon disappeared from household and restaurant tables after a stormy executive session of the Retail Butchers Association The butchers say liver was once given away with dressed carcasses Wholesalers later charged 20 cents a liver now 15 cents a pound but butchers voted not to carry liver at all
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San Francisco
Retail Butchers’ Association
Trial Opens Over Garlands Street Barred Assault Claim
Patrolman Edward C. Fitzgerald of East Dedham district fell and cut himself on an iron ash barrel on Garland Street. Officers Flatley and Greene accuse them of assaulting him weeks ago. A trial board led by Captains Hanley Brickley and Hall began evidence yesterday and will resume Monday. Citizens on both sides have been summoned, and a witness from South Boston is missing.
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Edward C. Fitzgerald
Dedham Street
Garland Street
John T. Flatley
Roland I. Greene
Hanley
Brickley
Hall
South Boston
Iron Worker Back to Penitentiary in Leavenworth
Edward Smythe of Peoria Ill one of the 2 members of the Iron Workers Union whose conviction in the dynam ic conspiracy cases Supreme Court refused to review today returned voluntarily and unaccompanied to the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas
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Leavenworth
Kan
Hhdward Smythe
Peoria
Ill
Iron Workers Union
United States Supreme Court
Chinese Baseball Team Reaches Coast in Seven Month Tour
Fifteen Chinese players and manager Hop Sing arrived in San Francisco from Honolulu for a seven month tour across the United States. The Hawaiian league champions begin a schedule including Middle States before New York, with games also planned in Cuba in September after a successful prior tour.
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San Francisco
Hop Sing
Honolulu
Cuba
Middle States
New York
Reverend Page of Chicago Speaks at Cambridge
The Rev. Herman Page, D. D., rector of St. Paul’s Church Chicago, addressed St. Paul’s Episcopal Society of Harvard at Phillips Brooks House Cambridge on The Appeal of the Ministry to the College Man last evening.
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Herman Page
St. Paul's Church
Chicago
St. Paul's Episcopal Society of
Harvard
Phillips Brooks House
Cambridge
George A Hunt Dies in Weymouth at 66
George A Hunt, longtime New England horseman aged 66 of Weymouth, collapsed and died from heart disease yesterday afternoon while about his business in Weymouth. He was well known in local equestrian circles and his passing was reported by regional newspapers.
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George A. Hunt
Weymouth
New England
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