Remedy claims from Dr Pettingill Kidney Wort tablets
Boston readers recounts of life insurance delays cured by kidney wort tablets. A woman gains weight from 130 to 180 pounds after use. Another patient notes reduced swelling and fatigue, improved urination, and recommends the remedy for kidney trouble. Free advice offered from Burlington Vermont consultation department.
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Boston
J. C. Richardson
Main St
Athol, Mass
College St
Burlington, VI
Dr. Petting
Warning in Brick Dust Urine Signals Kidney Decay
A historic medical warning notes brick dust in urine as a sign of kidney deterioration and possible Bright's disease or uremia, described as a grim fate hanging over the patient like a naked sword.
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Bright
Quinona credited with curing indigestion and insomnia
Boston residents Mr. and Mrs. Courtney report Quinona cured chronic stomach trouble and sleeplessness. Delia F. Courtney joins praise saying headaches evacuated, appetite restored, energy revived. The ad claims Quinona as a spring tonic improving digestion, nerves, sleep, and blood, with a 1.00 large bottle price and free medical advice from the Quinona Company.
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Delia F. Courtney
Qui
Bargain Week at Gilchrist’s Daylight Store in Easter Sale
Gilchrist’s ushers in six day anniversary sale with deep discounts across the entire store. Fresh spring gowns coats hats and accessories fill the showrooms as departments expand to include lace parasols, fabrics and ready to wear. Free lessons in knitting and crocheting accompany notable values on silks velvets and spring dresses.
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Gilchrist
Winter Street
Edward J. Perry Missing From Waystreet Home
The whereabouts of Edward J. Perry of 39 Waystreet remain unknown after he disappeared last Thursday. Reports linked him to New York, but his parents have heard nothing further.
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Edward J. Perry
Waystreet
New York
Massachusetts Horticultural Society Show Opens Tomorrow
The spring flower show at Horticultural Hall 300 Massachusetts Avenue opens tomorrow at 2 PM and runs through Sunday evening.
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The
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Russia or Japan Which Should the People Sympathize With
The Post War Editor invites readers to submit two best answers to Should the American People Sympathize with Russia or Japan. Prizes of five dollars will be awarded for the top reply on behalf of Russia and the top reply for advocates of Japan. Submit to War Editor, Post.
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Post
Russia
Japan
the Post
The
Letters favoring Russia over Japan in a post editor row
Readers argue for Russia as a Christian ally and a help to the United States in past conflicts. They claim Russia’s openness to seaports would aid world trade and praise Russia’s restraint in the Monroe Doctrine. A third letter questions Japan’s conduct and asserts U S benefit from Russia’s victory.
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Russia
United States
Japan
State Street
W. G. Kane
Sympathize With Japan in Russo Japanese War
Charles Rice argues that the Russo Japanese War is not Russia versus Japan but autocracy versus freedom. He urges American support for Japan as best for Japan Russia America and the world, claiming Japanese victory could topple czarist rule and unlock Russia’s vast industrial potential.
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America
Russia
Japan
Czardom
Charles Rice
Britain Should Back Japan Says Natick Editor
George Clark of Natick argues that Japan acts in self protection and that England and allies should support Japan against Russian expansion. He contends Russia seeks to divide China piece by piece to threaten India and global influence, while Japan poses no territorial designs on China and deserves admiration.
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Japan
England
Russia
China
Amur
Coast Province
Manchuria
India
George Clark
Natick
Sympathies with Japan Against Russian Aggression
A letter from Waverley John Bogart argues that American sympathy should favor Japan in its conflict with Russia. He disputes the “yellow peril” stereotype as overused and asserts that Asian peoples have their own destiny beyond white exploitation.
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Sir
Waverley
John Bogart
Dana Calls Cesar and Antony Grafters
Richard H. Dana for the Election Law League urged bills to amend corrupt practice law at the State House. He labeled Julius Cesar a grafter and said Marc Antony spent $2 5 million on elections while Cesar died in debt of $1 5 million, claiming politicians plundered the country.
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Richard H. Dana
Election Law League
State House
Julius Cesar
Marc Antony
Dana
Cesar
Long and Foss Were Guests at Hebrew Academy Alumni Dinner
The Hebrew Academy Alumni Association of Boston and vicinity held its annual reunion at the Hotel Brunswick. Nearly 100 members attended including Hon. John D. Long Eugene N. Foss Judge Percival Bonney and other notables. After a reception and dinner a business meeting elected George Treat as president with E C Herrick first vice president James Moody second vice president and Miss Ellen Morrill Emery secretary treasurer. Executive committee named Dr Frederick B Colby Miss Eva Barrows and Sherman Perry.
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John D. Long
Eugene N. Foss
Percival Bonney
Maine Superior Court
Hebrew Academy Alumni Association of
Boston and Vicinity
Hotel Brunswick
William BE. Sargent
Hebron School
Sewall Abbott
Wolfboro
N. H
George E. Phoenix
Willimantic
Ellen Morrill Emery
Everett
Frederick B. Colby
Eva. Barrows
Sherman Perry
Hoboes Arrive by Carloads as Cities Ban Them
Hoboes are coming in by carloads many of them Watts veggmen with fares paid by cities that have turned them out. The blotter at headquarters notes robberies of flats and street incidents. Watts’ men search for the men with records or photos in the gallery. Chairman Emmons questions his right to stay amid the unrest.
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Watts
Chairman Emmons
Spring Finery for Policemen Adopted by Police Chief
Superintendent of Police Pierce ordered new spring gear for his force. Winter caps ear muffs and mittens are shelved as helmets get polished and praised as swagger by debutantes.
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Pierce
Malden Reports Three Fires Overnight
Malden, March 23. Between 11 PM and 1 AM three fire alarms hit the city. J A Conness hay and grain shed burned flat with $5000 loss. W H Cunningham grain sheds on Lawrence Street partly destroyed, $3500 loss. Evelyn House on Pleasant Street suffered a $200 fire.
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Malden
J.A. Conness
W. H. Cunningham
Lawrence Street
Evelyn
Pleasant Street
College Girls In Male Attire Cause Night Ride
Two girls in male garb used a Red Devil automobile for a wild late night ride. They avoided pedestrians and then entered a Harvard dormitory to visit male friends. After a brief visit they sped away again through the university streets.
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Harvard
University City
Bread weights in Boston: loaves under two pounds common
Post reporters surveyed West and North End bakeries finding many loaves under 32 ounces while displaying signs for 3 quarter and quarter loaves. Some counters refused full loaves, others charged extra for a legal 32 ounce loaf but weighed short. Authorities and charity leaders condemned underweight sales.
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Charlestown
Cambridge Street
Poplar Street
West End
Post
North End
South End
Wilfred Bolster
Emmons
Board of Police
Boston
Bolster
Max Mitchell
Hebrew Associated Charities
Balfour Government Edged by Narrow Commons Margin
In London on March 22 the Balfour government faced a tight defeat in the House of Commons as an Irish benches motion censuring its Irish waterways action lost by 16 votes. Prolonged Irish cheers accompanied the result and a member taunted the government amid the chamber.
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London
House of Commons
John Gordon Swift MacNeill
South Donegal
Fitzgerald Speech Urges Youth to Study Industrial State
The Hon John F Fitzgerald spoke at St Johns Literary Institute in East Cambridge urging young men to study Massachusetts industrials. He argued the state is manufacturing yet stagnant and cited failed gains from Philippine trade and restricted commerce with nearby territory due to Washington policies.
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John F. Fitzgerald
St. John’s Literary Institute
East Cambridge
Massachusetts
Commonwealths
Philippine Islands
Washington
Vermont association to sugar off April 1
The Vermont Association plans a sugaring off at Westminster on Friday evening, April 1. The event aims to recreate a traditional Vermont sugaring off with elder, red apples, doughnuts, and other refreshments.
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Vermont Association
the Westminster
Vermont
Eczema remedy praised in patient letter from 1898 case
A Brooklyn man recounts five months of facial eczema eased by Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent. The testimonial, dated 1898 and again in 1903, lauds rapid relief, removal of scales, and renewed confidence. It extols Cuticura as a universal standard cure, sold worldwide by Potter Drug and others.
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Thomas J. Soth
Stagg St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Charterhouse
Paris
Oosta de la Paix Rm
Columbe
Potter Drug & & Chem. Corp
Soie Propristors
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Dorchester
Simeon Lacka
Martin J. Tierney
Togus
Chambers Street
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Long
Foss
United
Wakefield
George W. Cook
James J. Craig
Europe
Craig
Viledi
Londres
Rand
Flatiron
United Cigar Stores CO
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Eagh Cluett, Peabody 4 CO
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Monarch
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Fitzgerald
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