Rexall Remedies and the Co operative Drug Gist Movement
A historical overview explains how a thousand leading druggists formed a cooperative to produce Rexall remedies. They standardized about 200 formulas, built a full laboratory, and shipped products directly to retailers to ensure freshness and cut profits. Each Rexall pharmacist holds the complete formulas on file and can disclose them to interested parties.
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United States
Rexall
United Drug Co
Boston
Mass
Dogs Muzzled and Executed as Cambridge Enforces Banned Behavior
In Cambridge the city moves to muzzle dogs or prosecute owners, with police seizing and killing several canines after the new rule. By last night ten more dogs were captured and several of these met their fate as kennels filled and residents waited for owners to claim pets.
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Board of Aldermen
X Zalia Corp Prepares Birch Sap Harvest for Healing Liquid
The X Zalia Corporation plans its annual tree tapping of white birch sap to produce a healing antiseptic liquid. To secure supply, the druggists' demand has the company buying large tracts of birch trees to prevent sap shortages.
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X-Zalia Corporation
X-Zalia Corp
Money Man on Tour of Homes Finds Sunday Posts Awaiting
A ledger style notice lists numerous residents across Somerville Arlington Charlestown Boston and surrounding towns as Sundays posts await the Money Man on tour of homes. Names and addresses include Miss J Blain 29 St Botolph Boston Mrs Martha Lynch 24 Shannon Street Brighton and many others.
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Money Man
My Sixth Tour of Greater Boston Homes Noted by Sunday Post Sales
The narrator recalls a Boston spread with $2 bills and housewives who value the Sunday Post for its useful recipes, household tips, and varied content. One matron notes family scrapbooks grow from the illustrated pages while another praises Gibson drawings and refuses $2 to part with them.
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Greater Boston
Boston
Sunday Post
Money Man greeted with smiles in Medford
In Medford residents welcomed the Money Man amid happy smiles and cheerful greetings. Isabel C. Jeffery of 453 High Street praised the Sunday Post as a treat, while Miss Cady A. Gibbs of 18 Washington Street said everyone she knows reads the Sunday Post.
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Medford
Isabel C. Jeffery
High Street
Sunday Post
Money Man Visits Everett as Sunday Post Shortages Hit
The money man’s Everett appearance left many disappointed readers as newsdealers ran out of Sunday Posts. Mrs. Annie L. Smith of 559 Broadway calls the Sunday Post a necessity while Mrs. G. Erickson of 81 Pleasant Street says visitors are welcome, but only as long as the Sunday Post is available.
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Everett
Annie L. Smith
Broadway
Sunday Post
Sunday Post Praised by Readers Across City Streets
In the West and South Ends many households lacked the Sunday Post yet praise for the paper remained high. Readers cited full sections and the prized two dollar bill, with Mrs Guillot and others extolling the magazine fiction recipes and household features that weekly winners praised.
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Sunday Post
R. B. Guillot
Mt. Vernon Street
Boston
M. F. Southwick
Charles Street
M. F. Orbetin
Myrtle Street
Hazel J. Conklin
Columbus Avenue
Mrs N J Hardy Praises Local Post After 20 Years
Mrs N J Hardy of 12 Prescott Street says she has read the Post for twenty years and found it newsy upright and honest in its reporting.
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N. J. Hardy
Prescott Street
Post
Old Resident Praises The Sunday Post
Mrs. J. P. Williams of 74 Mystic Street calls The Sunday Post the ideal newspaper of the twentieth century in a public endorsement.
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J. P. Williams
Mystic Street
The
Sunday Post
Sunday Post readers praise its Sunday issue
Miss Er. J. Robinson of 49 Putnam Street and Mrs. J. T. Dyer of 156 School Street tout the Sunday Post as a longtime favorite and a weekly habit, with readers sharing how they buy and send copies to relatives.
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Somerville
Sunday Post
Er. J. Robinson
Putnam Street
J. T. Dyer
School Street
Money Man draws praise from Charlestown housewives
Charlestown residents praise the Boston Sunday Post after a recent visit by the Money Man. Mrs. John Mitchell of 20 Vine street calls the paper the newsiest she has read while Mrs. Agnes Lowney of 97 Decatur street commends the magazine.
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Charlestown
Sunday Post
John Mitchell
Vine Street
Boston Sunday Post
Agnes Lowney
Decatur Street
Sunday Post Fans Praise The Money Man Visits
Allston residents favorably greet the Money Man during his tour as Sunday Post devotionists crowd the streets. Mrs. A G Mason praises the paper as a long time stand-by while Mrs Lucinda Wait calls it the best yet and Mrs Fred E Ringer notes both the Bingville Bugle and Post comics keep her family happy on Sundays.
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Allston Army
Sunday Post
A. G. Mason
Allston Street
The
Lucinda Wait
Cambridge Street
Fred E. Ringer
Mansfield Street
Post
Money Man Finds Post Popular Among Brighton Housewives
The Money Man notes Brighton as a stronghold of the Sunday Post with housewives like Mrs. Margaret Lynch of 34 Shannon Street showing steady loyalty since the paper began.
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Brighton
Sunday Post
Margaret Lynch
Shannon Street
The
Money Man in East Boston Sends Message at 33 Meridian
On arriving in East Boston the Money Man exited a tunnel car at Meridian and Monmouth and rang the bell at No 33. Mrs W H Leach of 68 White street praised the Sunday Post as a go ahead paper. Mrs W H Grainger of 408 Meridian street said they could not get along without the paper.
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Boston
Meridian
Monmouth Streets
W. H. Leach
White Street
Sunday Post
W. H. Grainger
Meridian Street
Money Man crosses from Noddle Island to Chelsea
From Noddle Island the Money Man crossed to Chelsea where the Sunday Post proved popular. Respondents include Mrs John Howe of 672 Broadway who calls it the best ever, Mrs Ellen B Reedy of 44 Pearl street who finds it bright and interesting, and Mrs E C Crafts of 14 Reynolds avenue who says it fills the bill.
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Noddle Island
Chelsea
Sunday Post
John Howe
Broadway
Ellen B. Reedy
Pearl Street
E. C. Crafts
Reynolds Avenue
The
Money Man Charms Revere Readers With Sunday Post Streak
The Money Man easily found Sunday Post readers in Revere and spent four crisp two dollar bills. Mrs Emma Dryffess of 15 Dehon Street praised the paper saying she could not get along without the Sunday Post. Mrs Tansir Brown of 196 Beach Street added nothing for us but the Sunday Post.
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Sunday Post
Revere
Emma Dryffess
Dehon Street
Tansir Brown
Beach Street
Money Man Encounters Old Friends in Winthrop Visit
The Money Man met old friends of the Sunday Post in Winthrop. Mrs. H. M. Perkins notes the paper is the most interesting to a woman, while Mrs. Minnie C. Coffin says it aids housekeepers and Mrs. Margaret A. O'Brien calls the household hints invaluable.
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Winthrop
Sunday Post
H. M. Perkins
Washington Avenue
Minnie C. Coffin
James Avenue
Margaret A. O'Brien
Winthrop Street
Sunday Post Popular in Neponset Neighborhood
In Neponset the Sunday Post is widely read with residents praising its Sunday edition. Mrs. William H. Smith of 11 Tolman Street says she would walk a mile to get the paper, and Mrs. Sophia Wear of 8 Clover Street vows she will never switch papers.
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Neponset
William H. Smith
Tolman Street
Sophia Wear
Clover Street
Wei
Sunday Post Growing Popular In Dorchester
The Sun day Post draws more readers each Sunday in Dorchester. Mrs. Thomas Clark of 23 Blakeville street says she likes it more every week. Mrs. J. R. L Africain at 204 Columbia read notes readers get their money worth. Mrs. N. L. Merrow of 6385 Warren street adds the magazine alone is worth more than five cents.
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Sunday Post
Dorchester
Thomas Clark
Blakeville Street
Money Man Praised In Ashmont Sunday Post
Readers flood the Ashmont Sunday Post with praise for its content. Mrs. W R Marsh of 11 Ocean Street calls it the only paper for her while Mrs. Mary Norton of 64 Fuller Street commends the women's section as splendid.
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Sunday Post
Ashmont
W. R. Marsh
Ocean Street
Mary Norton
Fuller” Street
Money Man Volume Lauded By West Roxbury Residents
In West Roxbury, residents praise a magazine section as highly valuable, citing Mrs. J. W. Arnett of 38 Mt. Vernon Street and Mrs. E. Roberts of 1830 Centre Street who compare its worth to the entire newspaper.
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West Roxbury
J. W. Arnett
Mt. Vernon Street
Hate Abuses Tale of Christ Sparks Rabbi Speech
Rabbi Charles Fleischer told a Methodist meeting that anti Jewish sentiment stems from misusing the story of Christ. He opposed blaming Jews for Christ's death and argued Christians should not persecute Jews over religious history. He said the Jews never killed Christ and would welcome him today.
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Christ
Charles Fleischer
Methodist Preachers
Sunday News Shine Described as Clearest Paper
A reader praises the latest Sunday edition calling it the neatest and most newsy paper they have seen, noting its clean layout and well organized reporting.
Roslindale Welcomes the Money Man with Wide Doors
Roslindale opened its doors to the Money Man as locals greeted him with broad smiles. Mrs. J. M. Brazner of 256 Cornell street praised the Sunday Post as most readable, while Mrs. lL. P. Pfau of 28 Albano street said she would miss her Sunday dinner before skipping the Sunday Post.
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Roslindale
J. M. Brazner
Cornell Street
Sunday Post
Ll. P. Pfau
Albano Street
Forest Hills crowd hails Money Man on visit
The Money Man drew an enthusiastic Forest Hills audience with a warm greeting. Mrs James S Young of 15 Tower Street called The Sunday Post a magnificent paper, praising its coverage during the event and in general.
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Forest Hills
James S. Young
Tower Street
The
Sunday Post
Money Man greeted in Roxbury crowd
Residents welcomed the Money Man as the Sunday Post drew praise from Mrs. P. Reckendorf of 19 Codman Park who called the paper an ideal home publication and from Mrs. Mary Corbin of 3 Marcella Street who said the Sunday Post has become part of their life.
Money Man Buys Posts in Woburn Neighborhood
In Woburn the Money Man visited seven houses and bought three Sunday Posts for two dollars each. Mrs Mary Lennon of 10 Court Street praised the feature stories. Mrs M Bryenton of 22 Winn Street admired the Gibson pictures and magazine section. Mrs F W Smith of 13 Davis Street said the Sunday Post makes up a week’s reading.
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Woburn
Mary Lennon
Court Street
Sunday Post
M. Bryenton
Winn Street
Gibson Pictures
F. W. Smith
Davis Street
Money Man Buys Sunday Post at Melrose Homes
In Melrose the Money Man called at six houses yesterday and bought at three of them a Sunday Post for two dollars each. Mrs FI M Cross of 140 Franklin Street Highlands said she buys for her little girl who loves the comics and enjoys them with her. Mrs R B Hardy of 26 Warren Street said the household section interests her. Mrs Harry Connors of 1 Grove Place said she likes the fashion section.
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Melrose
Sunday Post
FI. M. Cross
Franklin Street
Highlands
R. B. Hardy
Warren Street
Harry Connors
Grove Place
Money Man Leaves $2 Bills in Malden Homes
In Malden yesterday the Money Man visited seven houses and left a new two dollar bill in four of them for the Sunday Post. Mrs A N Ward of 135 Summer Street praised the paper while Mrs Hesson of 56 Salem Street praised the Sun fashion section.
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Malden
Sunday Post
A. N. Ward
Summer Street
Bride Awaited Him in Vain
Albert L. True, a government employee from Portland, disappeared ten days ago. His fiancée awaited him in Lancaster as Colonel Black and her son's unit search across Maine and New Hampshire for clues. Boston attorney James Stuart Smith hires detectives and follows a clue that suggests True may still be alive.
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Lancaster
Albert L. True
Portland
Black
Engineer Corps
True
Pickard
James Stuart Smith
Boston
Household News draws readers to daily Post
Mrs Mary A Muldoon of 39 Wyoming avenue praises the Post as a great help and notes the household section is interesting all week. Gertrude Welsh of 41 West street says she relies on the Post for news and household recipes.
Money Man Endorses Sunday Post in Cambridge
In Cambridge residents praise the Sunday Post as the city’s popular paper. Mrs. William Brown of Mt. Auburn Street, Mrs. John F. Dee of Slammond Street, and Mrs. Napoleon Vensult of Cottage Park Avenue commend its staying power and women and European pages.
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Cambridge
Sunday Post
University City
William Brown
Mt. Auburn Street
John F. Dee
Slammond Street
Napoleon Vensult
Cottage Park Avenue
Money Man Brings $2 Bills to Watertown Women
In Watertown four women greet the Money Man with wary smiles as they receive crisp two dollar bills. Mary Ford of Eliott Street, aged 55, says she cannot indorse the paper too highly.
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Watertown
Mary Ford
Eliott Street
Post receives praise from Newton families
On Monday residents Mrs. Crockford of 41 Pearl street Mrs. J Sullivan of 139 Bridge street and Mrs. Walter Thomas of Auburndale praised the Post. They said children enjoy the comic section and would miss the Sunday issue while calling the Post interesting and progressive.
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Newton
Crockford
Pearl Street
J. Sullivan
Bridge — Street
Nonantum
Sunday Post
Walter Thomas
Auburndale
Sunday Post Praised By Mattapan Readers
In Mattapan yesterday, residents share praise for the Sunday Post. Miss Helen E Versey, Miss S M Dyer and Mrs R L Cannon cite the paper as essential and excellent across all departments.
Money Man Arrival Sparks Local Jubilation
Residents crowded the streets as the so called Money Man arrived yesterday. Mrs. Clara W. Dodge of Granite Avenue praised The Sunday Post calling it a winner.
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Clara W. Dodge
Granite Avenue
The
Sunday Post
Sunday Post Finds Many Interesting Items
Mrs. Ida Sh. Packard of 73 Childs Street says The Sunday Post is full of interesting things.
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The
Sunday Post
Ida Sh. Packard
Childs Street
Coffee Debate Drives Public Health Campaign
A group of coffee importers and roasters face a backlash over claims coffee harms a third of users. They urge readers to test Postum Food Coffee for 10 days to compare health effects, urging fact driven discussion and offering inspections of Postum and Grape-Nuts manufacturing.
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Boston
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