Dorchester Lady Endorses Plant Juice Remedy
A Dorchester Massachusetts woman, Mrs Margaret Drummore of 64 Alpine Street, testifies that two years of dyspepsia, indigestion and heartburn, headaches, dizziness, and nervousness vanished after taking Plant Juice. She now digests food, sleeps well, and feels healthier. The Plant Juice Man markets the remedy daily at Houghton and Dutton Co. Drug Department.
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Margaret Drummore
Alpine Street
Dorchester
Mass
Houghton & Dutton Co
Release of prisoners at Hertchinsk prison in Siberia
Prisoners were released from Hertchinsk prison in Siberia amid a reception by crowds. Among them was Spiri Spiridonove, daughter of a Russian general, who had priorly killed Tambov police chief Luhenoffsky in 1906 and was sentenced to death but commuted to twenty years’ imprisonment.
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Hertchinsk
Siberia
Spiri¢donove
Marie Spiridonove
Luhenoffsky
Tambov
Cyclone Burns Wins at Grand Opera House in Three Star Route
Hevum Michailoff Burns Win on Mat reports three victors at the Grand Opera House last night. Hevumpas defeated Jim Galvin of Boston in two straight falls in 16 minutes 0 seconds and 9 minutes 15 seconds. Michailoff beat Pierrard in 18 and 12 minutes, while Cyclone Burns downed Sandelle in 30 minutes and 15 minutes 30 seconds.
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Hevum
Michailoff Burns
Mat Hevumpas
Michailof
Cyclone Burns
Grand Opera House
Hevumpas
Jim Galvin
Boston
Michailoff
Pierrard
Sandelle
Milk price raised in Boston at least 11 cents a quart
Milk costs Boston consumers at least 11 cents a quart this summer up from last year after H P Hood Sons granted an increase of one and a quarter cents over last summer. The New England Milk Producers Association secured new buying terms and bonus provisions. Investigations into possible price fixing were not begun yet though Mayor Curley asked for action.
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Boston
H. P. Hood & Sons
New England
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Hood Company
Pelletier
Attwill
Curley
Pattes
Hood Dairy Raises Milk Price By One and a Quarter Cents
The executive committee of the producers demanded a winter crease per quart but was refused. After hours of meeting Hood & Sons modified the demand by topping off a percentage, yielding an increase of about one and a quarter cents per quart. Dr Nelson C Davis of H P Hood announced that the concession to farmers meets the New England Milk Producers Association conditions and grants the higher price.
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Hood Comart
Nelson C. Davis
H. P. Hood & Bons
Milk price regulation bill seeks central board
Legislation to establish a central board to regulate milk prices produced outside the state was advocated before the public health and agriculture committees. The board would include top officials from the State Department of Health and an additional governorappointed member. Supporters include George Albree of Concord and John F. Cusick, counsel for milk contractors. Opponents include Amos T. Saunders, counsel for local health boards, and Massachusetts Milk Association representatives.
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Public Health and Agriculture
State Department of Health
George Albree
Concord
John F. Cusick
D. Whiting & Sons
Amos T
French Praise US as New Ally in Press Note
Paris observers hailed the United States as a new ally following President Wilson's call for a special Congressional session and wartime preparations. French writer L Marcelin quoted in La Liberté notes Hurrah for our allies as the press tracks American actions and policy shifts.
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VU. S
Paris
L. Marcelin
la Idberte
United States
Wilson
Congress
French perspective on American shift toward war
A French observer cites that Americans now move from neutrality toward war, crediting an unforced evolution of the American conscience rather than any artificial provocation, and noting how the U S stance has been guided by principled deliberation.
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United States
Pees Wi
Grand Duke Nicholas Approves New Rule in Caucasus
A despatch from Copenhagen to the Exchange Telegraph quotes Grand Duke Nicholas, commander in chief of Russian forces in the Caucasus, at Trans-Caucasia headquarters. He says a return to the old regime is needed and signals readiness to proceed toward ultimate victory, requiring a desperate stance to confront the mysterious stranger as Ambrose did.
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Nicholas
London
Exchange
Copenwate
Oene Yan Uke Nicholas
Caucasus
Coran Tea
Trans-Caucasia
Ambrose
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