Var-ne-sis Rheumatism Cure Public Demonstration Testimony
Advert shows recoveries from rheumatism through Var-ne-sis at Liggett Riker Jaynes demonstration. H Fournier of Somerville recounts years of joint deformity and disability before improved health and return to work after treatment. W A Varney invites sufferers to meet T B Brennan at 50 Washington St to hear firsthand recovery experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liggett-Riker-Jaynes
W. A. Varney
T. B. Brennan
Liggett’s-Riker- Jaynes
Washington St
Hanover
Women form state league to fight high cost living
Preliminary organization of a statewide association of women has been effected and tomorrow Massachusetts Housewives League is expected to incorporate. The group aims to combat the high cost of living under Massachusetts law.
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Massachusetts Housewives’ League
Commonwealth
Boston Housewives League Forms Branches Across State
Mrs Edward P Barry leads ten outward branches toward a national Housewives League aimed at food legislation. Massachusetts Housewives League incorporation petition is circulating for tomorrow. Eva L Hoffman pushes kosher butcher association in West End chicken boycott with options to extend to potatoes onions and beans. Delegations will seek state food supervision and emergency distribution bill backed by Miss Margaret Foley.
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Edward P. Barry
Boston Housewives’ League
Boston
Housewives’ League of the
United States
Massachusetts Housewives’ League
Eva L. Hoffman
Greater Boston
Mothers’ League
West End
League
Legisla Commission On
Margaret Foley
Miss Foley
Women's City Club
Forty Hours devotion slated for Boston area churches
The archdiocese schedules Forty Hours devotion in listed churches starting Friday March 23 including St Joseph's West End St James South End St Mary of the Angels Roxbury St Peter and Paul's West Broadway South Boston St Peter's Lithuanian South Boston St Columba Brighton others in East Boston Chelsea and Lawrence Two Catholic Federation meetings set for Sunday in Wakefield Town Hall 8 p m and Newtonville Our Lady Help of Christians school hall 7 30 p m presided by Rev Lawrence W Slattery with speakers Rev Florence J Halloran Dr J William O Connell and Hugh Malloy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
West End
St. James
South End
St. Mary of the Angels
Roxbury
Chelsea
St. Mary's
Lawrence
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Stoughton
Church of the Annunciation
Danvers
St. James’ Church
Haverhill
St. Peter’s Church
Cambridge
Catholic Federation
Wakefield
Newtonville
Town Hall
Florence J. Halloran
St. Joseph's Church
J. William O'Connell
Hugh Malloy
Church of Our Lady Help of Christians
Lawrence W. Slattery
Navy recruiting car at Charlestown yard launches drive
The first private car loaned to the navy recruiting service in the state began yesterday at Charlestown navy yard. Henry A. Knowles of Brookline drove the vehicle and was assigned to a U S S Georgia detail to recruit in South Boston and Malden. Chief Master at Arms John J Richman sounded a bugle as the car approached crowds. Candidates were interviewed by Arthur L Hartigan and William H Jones and directed to land stations or ships.
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Boston
Uncle Sam
Henry A. Knowles
Brookline
U. S
Georgia
Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
U. S. S. Georgia
South Boston
Malden
United States
John J. Richman
Arthur L. Hartigan
William H. Jones
Scouts Aim to Reach Eight Million Boys Nationwide
New York March 19 Inauguration of a movement to bring the benefits of the Boy Scouts of America to eight million scout aged boys in the United States was announced. Field secretaries will visit cities and towns to continue organization work as only one dollar supports first class scout councils in less than ten percent of large cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Boston School Committee to vote on junior high extension
Four of five members approved extending the junior high system after a conference yesterday. The committee will likely authorize the plan at its meeting next Thursday.
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Boston
City to seek $53,000 Parkman fund for park work
Mayor Curley asked the City Council to draw $53,000 from the Parkman fund for park projects. The proposed allocations include $15,000 for Boston Common walk vistas, $24,000 for Franklin Park zoological garden entrance work, $12,000 for Fens improvements near the Art Museum, and $1,000 for birds and fish purchases. The request goes to the Parkman fund commission.
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Curley
Parkman Fund
Boston Common
State House
Franklin Park Zoological Garden
Fens
Art Museum
Plan for Bridge High School Proposed by District Leaders
Chairman Lee Judge Sullivan Mr Abrahams and Miss Curtis attended as Dr Bogan opposed. Superintendent Dyer Jeremiah Burke and Frank W Ballou discussed the proposal in detail and the board moved toward a formal vote but postponed action for more talks. The group backed an educational bridge between elementary and high schools and urged a junior high as core. Ballou outlined varied tracks languages for college bound students and industrial prep for those leaving early, plus home economics and commercial subjects.
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Lee
Sullivan
Abrahams
Curtis
Bogan
Dyer
Jeremiah Burke
Frank W. Ballou
Ballou
Wartime Telephone Service Conference In Washington
Officials from leading telephone and telegraph firms met War Department officials and Council of National Defense head Gifford in Washington to perfect plans for rapid government wire communications in case of war. Theodore N. Vail of American Telephone and Telegraph led the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Telephone and Telegraph Companies
War Department
Gifford
Council of National Defence
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone and Télegraph Company
Bomb inquiry progressing in courthouse case
Police advance in the courthouse bombing probe. Investigators again searched the corridor wall where debris was removed for testing. Superintendent Crowley said no new leads yet as the janitor Louis A. Zeilinger and Daniel J. Brady funeral was held with funds raised for the janitor’s widow and four children.
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Louis A. Zellinger
Daniel J. Brady
Crowley
Louis A. Zeilinger
Saratoga Street
Star of the Sea Church
Suffolk County Courthouse
Lenten sermons and Union meeting planned in Dorchester area
Rev. George H. Spencer announces tonight’s Lenten sermon by Rev. Donald H. Gerrish of Lawrence at 7 45. Friday night sermon by Rev. Shirley D. Coffin of Dorchester at 7 45. Epworth League meets Friday at 8 45 with Robert Blaisdell as instructor. Unitarian Ministerial Union assembles March 26 at 2 Beacon St for a six 10 minute talks symposium on The Opportunities of the Ministry with six speakers from Boston to Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Spencer
Greenwood Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorchester
Donald H. Gerrish
Lawrence
Shirley D. Coffin
Epworth League
Robert Blaisdell
Boston University
Unitarian Ministerial Union
Beacon Street
Sydney B. Snow
King’s Chapel
Paul H. Drake
A. W. Littlefeld
Needham
Palfrey Perkins
Weston
Adolph Rossbach
East Boston
Maxwell Savage
Lynn
Simple Pinex cough syrup beats store bought remedy
A home made cough syrup using 2% ounces Pinex and sugar syrup costs about 54 cents for a pint and outperforms $2.50 ready made products. It relieves coughs by loosening phlegm soothing irritated membranes and helps bronchial conditions with rapid action. Pinex is a pine extract from The Pinex Co Fort Wayne Indiana with a money back guarantee.
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Pinex Co
Ft, Wayne, In
Lynn Plant Starts Making Big Shells
The General Electric Company of Lynn began a $2,000,000 order for 16 inch shells for the United States government. About 1500 workers will be employed day and night until the order is filled. The shells will be shipped to powder mills for loading.
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General Electric Company
Lynn
United States
Powder
Perfect Health How Gained By Dr. W B Bowers
The piece cites S Weir Mitchell on mutual blood-limb health and explains blood cell counts in men and women. It endorses Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a natural tonic to improve digestion, liver and heart action, and to produce better formed red blood cells and richer blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Weir Mitchell
Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Rheumatic Remedy R. A. 2851 Granted in 1864
An 1864 grant for a rheumatic remedy labeled R. A. 2851 appears in the notice. It promises relief from rheumatism and invites readers to pursue the treatment as described in the historical record.
Plant Juice touted as stomach remedy in Boston ad
An advertisement from the Houghton & Dutton Co. promotes Plant Juice a herbal remedy now in Boston. It features a testimonial from Mrs. C E Boothby of Astor Street describing relief from stomach troubles headaches dizziness constipation and sleep issues after using Plant Juice. The ad notes the Plant Juice Man at the store’s drug department demonstrating the product to the public.
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Boston
Houghton & Dutton Co
C. E. Boothby
Astor Street
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