Mantle of Sandy the Great spoof teased for Boston Post Magazine
Golf fans get a light parody as Sewell Ford previews a Torchy and Shorty tale tasting the flavor of the links. The humorous story is slated to appear in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Guard Against the Flu Alert in North America
Advertisement warns of serious influenza outbreaks across North America urging readers to take protective steps. Public health message emphasizes vigilance and vaccination as preventive measures.
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North America
Fruit A Tives Promoted As Influenza Safeguard In Health Ad
An advertisement urges readers to use Fruit a tives as a blood purifier and tonic to boost health against influenza and spring illnesses. It touts benefits for digestion, sleep, and vitality, selling boxes at 50 cents or six for $2.50 from Fruit A Tives Limited, Ogdensburg NY.
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Wood Tablet Honoring Quentin Roosevelt Displayed
A carved wood tablet honoring Quentin Roosevelt son of Theodore Roosevelt is shown Wednesday in the Society of Arts and Crafts window at 9 Park Street. Designed by J Randolph Coolidge with input from Henry S Morgan and crafted by John Kirchmayer of Cambridge, the piece will be sent to Groton School for Hall of Fame placement after a week of public viewing. Roosevelt served as Groton’s press editor in 1915.
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J. Randolph Coolidge
Henry S. Morgan
New York
John Kirch
Groton School
Quentin
France
Daylight Saving Bill Postponed by Senate
Senator Reed's postponement motion carried 17 to 14 after senatorial courtesy delayed consideration of the daylight saving measure. Senator Walsh of Boston supported postponement and warned Republicans to weigh opposition by farmers before rushing the bill.
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Daylight saving bill showdown in upper chamber debate
The upper legislative chamber hosted a lively debate on postponing the daylight saving bill. Senator Griswold urged postponement for more data while Senator Wells argued for immediate discussion. The tally fell 13 to 18 against postponement as Reed pressed to delay to Tuesday.
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Wells
Boston
Committee On Legal Affairs
Reed
Taunton
Ely's Cream Balm Adverts Prevent Cold Symptoms
An advertisement urges readers to protect against germs by keeping nasal and throat passages antiseptic with Ely's Cream Balm. It claims rapid relief of nasal congestion and swollen membranes, reduces mucus discharge, and promises safe use for over 30 years, sold at drug stores.
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Slain Man in Dublin Shot by Three Men
A 20 year old well dressed man was shot crossing a street in Dublin. Three men approached him and one held a revolver to his face firing three times. The incident occurred yesterday in daylight and the victim was suspected to be connected to police spying.
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Smart Easter coats in navy wool serges and granite cloth
Fashion brief notes new style Easter coats featuring navy wool serges, shepherd checks and granite cloth. Designs include self or contrasting silk or pique over collars, lined interiors, new style pockets, and sizes 2 to 6 and 7 to 14.
Trio held in Worcester on robbery and concealed weapon charges
Vincenzo Ficceno of Boston Joseph Lagassi and Ciro Sandoli of Worcester were held in bonds of 2100 each in District Court on two counts conspiracy to steal and carrying concealed weapons. They were arrested in Millbury after police were tipped to an attempted robbery of $10 000 being taken to Felters Mill Company for the weekly payroll.
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Boston
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Poison Gas Victims In East Boston All Out Of Danger
Fourteen residents exposed to fumes from a broken gas main in London street East Boston were reported out of danger last night. Ten of the victims hospitalized at East Boston Relief Hospital were discharged to go home.
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East Boston
East Boston Relief Hospital
Father John's Medicine ad promotes strength tonic
An advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as a pure food tonic with no alcohol. It positions the product as a source of strength from a trusted brand.
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Father John
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