Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Officer Timberlake
The Ohio Valley hero Charles Timberlake reports strength, appetite, and sleep improvements after using Paine's Celery Compound. He says the tonic steadies his nerves and boosts health, with a second bottle restoring vigor. Nearby testimonials from L Sheets in Pittsburgh endorse renewed vitality and well being.
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Charles Timberlake
Middle West
Timberlake
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Paine
Chas. Timberlake
Dumont
Paine's Celery Compound Aided Recovery After Illness
A testimonial recounts severe illness from overwork and sleeplessness leading to hospital care. After a friend recommended Paine's Celery Compound, the subject took a bottle and experienced notable health improvement, regaining strength and vitality.
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Paine
Paine's Celery Compound Recovers Mrs Add er
Describes Mrs S A Adder of Des Moines Iowa as tired weak and nervous with dizziness who after trying Paine's Celery Compound reports full recovery after taking three bottles. The 1904 testimonial notes prior doctors failed to help.
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Paine
Des Moines
S. A. Adder
N. 4Th St
Nerves Said to Be Core of Life in Medical Claim
Professor Edward E. Phelps of Dartmouth University, famed discoverer of Paine's Celery Compound, asserts that blood and organs are secondary to the nerves for life health and vitality and urges tracing sickness to the nervous source.
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Edward EE. Phelps
Dartmouth University
Paine
Why Men Avoid Church By Dr Madison C Peters
Dr Madison C Peters of Philadelphia told the Young People’s Baptist Social Union that churches pass by the physical needs of society and fail to minister to bodily suffering. Salvation is service, he said, and churches should preach to current “living Scribes and Pharisees” and engage men inside and outside the church to draw in more worshippers.
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Madison C. Peters
Philadelphia
Young People’s Baptist Social Union
Good Samaritan
Judea
Relief Corps Prepares for G A R Encampment
The Woman's Relief Corps completed its information committee for the August Grand Army encampment. Mrs. Lydia P. Hall chaired the meeting with Mrs. Grace Bunyan as secretary. Members pledged to study local history and the city to guide visitors effectively.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Grand Army
Old South
Lydia P. Hall
Grace Bunyan
Williams clashes over democracy party leadership
Ex Representative James F. Stratton of Milford accuses George Fred Williams of trying to read Democrats out of the party while urging backing for Massachusetts loyalists Gaston Collins Carroll and Douglas. Stratton defends Carroll and Douglas as longtime party members and warns Democrats to stand by Massachusetts men amid convention disputes.
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George Fred Williams
Democratic Party
James F. Stratton
Milford
Post
Jim Carroll
Springfield
Douglas
Brockton
Carroll
Williams
George Fred
Massachusetts
Gaston
Collins
Stratton
Beverly
John Stratton
Munyon's Paw-Paw tonic promises quick relief from rheumatism
An advertisement touts Munyon's Paw-Paw as a cure for rheumatism and related pains in arms, legs, back, and joints. It claims a rapid, permanent effect, neutralizes acids, boosts blood quality, and offers money-back satisfaction. It also markets Paw-Paw Laxative Pills as the best stomach and liver pills at 25 cents.
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Munyon
Will Be Polite to Loiterers War on Street Loiterers
Chief Pullen of Cambridge Police launches a crackdown on street loiterers. Each officer will receive printed slips with the offender’s name date and section of city ordinances, serving as warnings and evidence if summonses follow. Judge Almy initially resisted warrants based on an officer’s word, but the plan was approved after a conference.
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Pullen
Cambridge Police
Almy
Compliments Pile Up For Wolf s New Women s Department
Hundreds of Boston ladies visiting Wolf s My Clothier on Hanover and Portland streets praised the magnificence of the newly opened women s department. They declared it the most complete in Boston with many compliments coming in from visitors.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Women’s Department
Boston
Judge Emmons addresses Stoneham church Young Men’s Club
In Stoneham on March 23 Judge W H H Emmons, chairman of the Boston Board of Police, spoke to the Young Men’s Club of the Methodist Church during an evening gathering.
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Stoneham
W. H. H. Emmons
Boston Board of Police
Young Men’s Club
The
Methodist Church
Opal Heirloom Recovered From Boston Pawnshop
A rare opal set in a gold ring was found in a Boston pawnshop after months of detectives work. The jewel, treasured by a Back Bay family, was dropped at a hotel reception and later pawned by a hotel employee’s wife. The owner chose not to prosecute to avoid drawing attention.
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Boston
Europe
Back Bay
Postum Coffee Claims To Cure Nervous Ailments
An advertisement argues that coffee causes nervous disorders and related illnesses. It promotes Postum Coffee as a coffee substitute and suggests a 10 day trial to prove the link, claiming symptoms fade when coffee is stopped and health returns.
Claimed Boston Heiress Dies in New York Hospital
Great mystery surrounds Miss Charlotte Tucker who died under peculiar circumstances at Flower Hospital New York City She claimed Boston as home but Boston records do not list her name She was an orphan and said she had money left by her father but it was tied up due to her age Probate Court Boston records found no will or related entry
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Charlotte Tucker
Flower Hospital
New York City
Boston
Foss Leads Cambridge Delegation For State Convention
Nominations were filed last evening at the Republican city committee of Cambridge for delegates to the State convention. From appearances it looks as if Foss has a majority and some delegates appear to be unpledged.
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Republican City Committee
Cambridge
Foss
East Boston Sees Hope in Plummer Tunnel Toll Bill
East Boston residents embrace Representative Plummer's amendment to end a one cent tunnel toll. Merchants oppose the tax, saying it will drive people away and hurt trade. Local leaders plan a gala opening and mass meeting as tunnel work advances with drainage and wiring installations remaining.
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East Boston
MR. Plummer
Boston
Plummer
Post
Island
John McWeeney
cVey Bros
Richard McDonnell
T. H. Gorman
Jone
Crowley
Ward
Distress After Eating Dyspepsia Warns of Longer Cure
Dyspepsia symptoms include nausea between meals belching vomiting flatulence and nervous headaches. Prolonged neglect makes the condition harder to cure. Clinicians emphasize early treatment and dietary adjustments for relief.
Guarantee Offer on Tar Syrup Bottles Unsigned
The unnamed undersigned pledge to refund money if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure coughs or colds, with a 50 cent bottle refund option. A 25 cent bottle is offered to prove satisfaction or money refunded, signed by ee J. P. Gannon and Samuel Siskind.
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Greene
Not Like the Tunnel Toll Er
Editorial comments on a proposed one cent toll for the East Boston tunnel noting the toll mirrors the ferry tax and arguing collection would generate annoyance and likely swallow profits in ferry costs.
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East Boston
Morning Post
Island Ward
Old State House
Atlantic Avenue
U S Minister to Corea Dines Marquis Ito
Seoul March 23 United States Minister Allen hosted a luncheon for the Marquis Ito. Several foreign diplomats attended the event.
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U. S
Corea Dines Marquis Ito
Seoul
United States
Allen
Marquis Ito
Koch Inhalation Promises Lung Cure at Boston Office
Dr Edward Koch promotes the Koch Inhalation at 361 Boylston street Boston claiming a patented apparatus that vaporizes heavy oils and Koch Tuberculine for direct lung treatment. He says it cures consumption asthma catarrh and bronchitis and offers free consultation and trial treatments at the Boston office.
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Edward Koch
Boston
Boylston Street
Koch
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Choate Drug Co
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B. F. Bradbury
Joseph L. Parker
W. A. de Merritt
J. P. Gannon
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N. Adams & Co
F. M. Kennison
Geo. H. Alexander
Fountain Pen Hospital
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