Sugaring Off Event by Vermont Association Held April 7
The Vermont Association of Boston announces its annual sugaring-off event at Mechanics' Building on Wednesday evening, April 7. Chairmen include President Thomas J. Boynton, Vice-President Scott D. Carbee, Secretary Charles H. Bradley Jr., Justus R. Kinney, Vernon Cooke.
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Vermont Association of Boston
Mechanics’ Building
Thomas J. Boynton
Scott D. Carbee
Charles H. Bradley, Jr
Justus R. Kinney
Vernon €. Cooke
Advertisement for Dr Williams Pink Pills in Brunswick
A health tonic ad explains that fatigue weakness and digestive issues may signal anemia or nervous decline. It cites Henry A Day of Brunswick who improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills and Pinklets. The ad claims the pills build blood strengthen nerves boost appetite and energy and offers a free booklet and mail order options.
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Henry
Portland Road
Brunswick
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Carter
Lucille's New Resolve Opens Quiet Path for Shirley
Lucille sits by Shirley Marsh in a rainlit room deciding to shield her from money worries and riotous living. She recalls a wasted life of ease, vows independence, and plans a stable future with Burke while worrying over Shirley’s recovery and Dalton’s concern below.
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Shirley
Lucille
David Burke
France
Burke
Surrey
Shirley Marsh
Dalton
David
Love's Gamble Drama Reports a Pneumonia Crisis
Shirley falls ill with pneumonia after a night of fevered longing for Jim Dalton. Lucille arrives in time to care for her, declares nursing competence, and takes charge in Shirley's Chelsea studio to fight the illness.
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Jim Dalton
Shirley
Jim
Lucille
Doctor
Tve
Africa
Chelsea
Vivian
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Accredit Asthma Cure
Miss Etta Johnson of Roxbury says bronchial asthma plagued her over a year until Osmo-Chemic Physicians treated her successfully. She cites X-Ray treatment as evidence of healing across conditions from deafness to skin ailments, urging others to seek their care.
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Etta Johnson
Sawyer St
Roxbury
Germicidal Formament Tablets for Sore Throat Prevention
Advertisement promotes Formament Tablets to soothe sore throats and prevent complications by destroying germs. Claims pleasant taste, convenient use for children and adults, and suitability for singers and public speakers. Priced at 60 cents at all druggists.
Catarrhal Deafness Remedies Promoted in Ad
An advertisement promotes Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar as a home remedy for catarrhal deafness head noises and nasal congestion. It claims quick relief, easier breathing, and reduced mucus drainage with a daily four tablespoonful dose. It urges all experiencing hearing loss or head noises to try the prescription.
Allies expect US to notify on German treaty ratification
Washington reports indicate officials expect the Senate to ratify or reject the Versailles pact and the next move may be a formal notice to allied powers. Diplomats weigh options for a separate peace with Germany and a potential modus vivendi with allies while the League covenant faces a national referendum.
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United States
Germany
League of Nations
Diplomats Discuss Notification On Treaty Status
Diplomats note that a formal notification could clarify U S relations with other powers whether or not the Senate resubmits the treaty or negotiates a separate peace. Some consider President Wilson may send word of the treaty’s failure along with his intended next steps to inform ratifying nations. Senate leaders weigh delaying a peace declaration while awaiting the President’s move.
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United States
Senate
Wilson
House
League of Nations
Oldest Canaan Farmer Plans Bountiful Summer Crop
Salem Edmunds aged 93, holder of the Boston Post’s gold headed cane and reputed pine tree state’s oldest gardener, plans a large summer crop of corn potatoes and other vegetables on his Canaan farm where he has worked for over 50 years.
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Canaan
Salem Edmunds
Boston Post
Edmunds
Refusing to tell the truth nets $15 fine in court
Marie Cavalazio of the North End was fined $15 in Central Court after refusing to admit theft and claiming she found $9 worth of goods at a department store. Judge Dowd urged her to tell the truth three times, then imposed the sentence. She offered to pay a dollar and continue payments.
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Marie Cavalazio
North End
Central Court
Judge Grants Time for Payment in Disputed Amount
Judge Dowd agreed to give her time to pay the amount, signaling a temporary leniency in the financial dispute. The decision leaves ongoing questions about repayment terms and potential penalties unresolved.
Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream Ad Claims Women Favor
An advertisement touts Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream as a trusted 4 in 1 cosmetic. It urges women to obtain it at local dealers and offers a full sized jar by sending 50 cents to T Noonan & Sons Co. in Boston, with a clip request for the notice.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Boston
Mass
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