National Association of Physicians and Surgeons in Boston
The article introduces the National Association of Physicians and Surgeons based at 18 Boylston Street Boston. It highlights Dr Darius Wilson’s leadership, the over one hundred author specialists, and the association’s aim to centralize medical expertise for widespread benefit across the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Boylston Street
Met
Foopling
Wilson
Europe
America
Old World
Association
Powerful Edison Ray Machine Aids Medical Therapy
An electrical department exhibit showcases a high voltage Ray machine used in the National Association for medical treatment. Dr. Nettle F. Mosher Wilson oversees its use to locate foreign substances and photograph diseased organs. The device claims subsecond X rays, reducing exposure and risk, and draws crowds during Tuesday lectures.
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Edison
Association
National Association
Monster X Ray Machine Delivers Largest Net Air Apparatus
Dr. Wilson unveils a gigantic X ray device described as the largest net air apparatus in the world designed to hold a person weighing 300 pounds or more. Consultations and examinations are free during office hours from 10 to 4 on weekdays and 10 to 12 on Sundays and holidays, with Tuesday and Thursday evenings testable until 8.
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Wilson
Runaway Girls From Crompton Return Home
Ellen Lyons aged 17 and Bella Buteau aged 16 ran away from Crompton Illinois to Boston with plans to find work. Detected by detectives they were sent back to their homes escorted by Orrin C. Lyons and Reverend Lucius M. Hardy respectively. Ellen attended the State Normal School and sold her season ticket to fund travel.
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Ellen Lyons
Bella Buteau
Crompton
R. IL
Boston
Ellen
Orrin C. Lyons
Bella
Lucius M. Hardy
State Normal School
Enoy
Washington Street
Warranted Syrup of Tar Refund Guarantee Card
A printed card promises refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar bottles if they fail to cure coughs or colds. It lists multiple druggists and addresses including Emery Souther, BUST & RICHARDSON DRUG, George C. Goodwin & Co., F. Bradbury, Bromfield Street, Tremont Street, Columbus Avenue, and others.
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Greene
Emery Souther
Green St
Bust & Richardson Drug
George C. Goodwin & CO
F. Bradbury
Washington St
Columbus Ave
Dee Ton
J.P Gammoh
Dudley St
Bamuel Giskind
Tremont St
N. Adams & CO
GEO. H. Alexander
Dorchester
U, & Hotel
Letter to Edna Foster Aids Rhode Island Girls Detention
Ellen wrote home asking mother to send money for food but hid the location. A decoy letter to Edna Foster, Boston, prompted officers to detain the girls at the post office. Detective Parker alerted Chief Watts and arranged for their detention. The girls spent the night in detention and began return to Rhode Island under escort.
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Ellen
Edna Foster
General Delivery
Boston
Parker
Providence
Chief Watts
Dry circulating air therapy for neurotic disorders expanded use
The article notes that since the association organized, it has used the Frazier-Lentz apparatus to treat neurotic disorders with some success but acknowledges it fell short for cases involving the whole system such as locomotor ataxia Brights disease and general paralysis.
Great institution offers facilities to cure diseases
The piece emphasizes wealth as essential for combating poverty and highlights the institution’s extensive medical facilities. It suggests even healthier individuals gain from learning about these offerings and that those seeking relief through the institution will not read in vain.
Lectures by Dr Wilson Offer Free Eye and Deafness Treatments
The lecture auditorium hosts weekly talks by Dr. Wilson on disease treatment. He examines eyes with a powerful instrument and offers optical or therapeutic remedies. Cataracts are treated without waiting for ripe operation, and many cases of deafness and related issues are shown to improve during these free trials.
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Dr. Wilson
Wilson
Shaw Elected in Second Suffolk District Special Election
The special senatorial election in the second Suffolk district yielded results confirming Shaw's victory with over 2000 votes cast. Shaw defeats Peter F. Tague in Charlestown ward races and Cambridge precincts. he is expected to be sworn in next Monday. election officials must wait 72 hours before sending the certificate to the Governor.
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Suffolk
David B. Shaw
Shaw
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
Peter F. Tague
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Senate
Scheffreen Fogel Wedding Under Silk Canopy In Boston
Miss Dora Fogel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fogel, wed Charles J. Scheffreen, a real estate dealer, under a silken canopy in Bethesda Hall South Boston. The Rev Sho ker officiated as eight ushers and bridesmaids accompanied the couple, with a long list of family and friends in attendance.
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Dora Fogel
Joseph Fogel
Charles J. Cheffreen
Bethesda Hall
Boston
Shoker
Minnie
Rosie
Dora
Annie
Bessie Scheffreen
Esther Ostrofsky
Pauline Challoff
Miss Frank
Max Selkowich
A. I. Spiro
Frank A. Epstein
I. Fogel
Bert Nicktovich
Charles Casso
B. Challoff
H. Frank
Max Scheffreen
Cambridge City Council Hears Boundary Line Question
The Cambridge City Council met last evening to discuss the boundary line issue. The Mayor returned the board’s decision to pass the order without his approval, and the Board of Aldermen voted 10 to 1 to sustain the Mayor, with Alderman Cutter voting in favor of overriding the veto.
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City Council of
Cambridge
Board of Aldermen
Cutter
Sheridan Guards to Stage Robert Emmet Drama
The first company of Division 17 A. O. H. the Sheridan Guards will perform the three act Irish drama Robert Emmet. Proceeds fund travel to the A. O. H. national convention in Trenton New Jersey starting the week of June 2 1925.
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Division 17
Sheridan Guards
Robert Emmet
Trenton
N. J
Man Arrest Case Confused By Identity Mixup
Not Joseph McCarron of 68 Green Street Charlestown, the man charged with larceny of 23 1/4 yards of cloth is Angus Welch who used the name Joseph McCarron. Welch admitted the alias while in custody.
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Joseph McCarron
Green Street
Charlestown
Angus Welch
Dr Wilson Offers Electro-Therapy For Chronic Ailments
The article extols Dr Wilson and his electro-therapy methods for diagnosing disease and guiding surgical operations. It notes painless removal of resistant conditions by the knife under menthyl vapor, and a gauge certified insensibility with nebulized medicine clearing bronchial tubes and healing inflamed mucous surfaces. The apparatus is described as the most effective yet devised, promising recovery in obstinate chronic cases.
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Wilson
Inhalation Department Adjacent to X Ray Lab
A new inhalation and spraying department attached to the X ray room uses an electric air compressor and oxygen generator. Medicated air travels via long pipe to flexible tubes and mouthpieces for patients with asthma bronchial and throat conditions delivering immediate relief.
Swedish movement apparatus gains notice in medical field
The Swedish movement apparatus eighty long, developed by Dr Taylor of New York, combines Ling free gymnastic exercises with mechanical limb and torso massage. It claims to enhance respiratory function and mental precision through disciplined muscular movement, marking a highly equipped treatment establishment.
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National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Taylor
New York
Father Lowry III Ill in Archdiocese of St Paul
The Rev. John P. Lowry of the archdiocese of St Paul Minnesota is ill. A native of Cambridge he was educated at Father Scully s school and ordained in December 1896 by Archbishop Ireland. He served as private secretary to the archbishop and later assisted on the Northwestern Chronicle. Three months ago he accompanied home the remains of Robert T Starkey, a Holy Cross College athletics director who entered St Thomas Seminary in 1897.
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John P. Lowry
Archdiocese of
St. Paul, Minn
Father Lowey
Cambridge
Father Scully
Archbishop Ireland
St. Thomas’s Seminary
Wolso
Northwestern Chronicle
Final Week of Great Spring Suit Sale at Continental Clothing House
Boston’s Continental Clothing House announces the last week of its spring suit sale. Crowds fill the store at Washing and Boylston as the final stock is offered at prices one third below current manufacturer rates. The sale ends Saturday with remaining lots bringing exceptional value to shoppers.
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Continental Clothing House
Boston
Washing and
Boylston Streets
Easter Vacation Tour Leaves Boston for Washington and More
Personally conducted nine excursion to Washington Alexandria Mount Vernon Philadelphia and New York. All expenses twenty seven dollars. Side trips to Gettysburg Laurel Caverns Richmond Old Point Comfort. Stop over privileges. Tours on April 15 and 22 May 12 and 24. Send for illustrated itineraries to A J Simmons N E A 211 Washington street Boston.
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Boston
Washington
D. C
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Philadelphia
New York
Gettysburg
lLura Caverns
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Theatrical Notes On Boston Stages And Schedules
The column previews upcoming performances and star cast changes in Boston venues. Viola Allen signals next season with European plans, Jessie Millward to replace her at Empire Theatre, Digby Bell to appear in Lambs Club show, and Trovatore set for next week at Grand Opera House. New acts arrive at Music Hall and Bowdoin Square, with Castle Square contracts for Lillian Lawrence and Henne.
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Jones
Viola Allen
Europe
Jessie Millward
William Terriss
Miss Allen
Empire Theatre Stock
Digby Bell
Tremont
Lambs’ Club
Jack and the Beanstalk
Museum
Dorothy
Il Trovatore
Murray- Lane
Grand Opera House
Fannie McIntyre
Camille
Bowdoin Square
Boston
Graham
Music Hall
Southern Specialty
Denman Thompson
Julia Arthur
Hollis
Christopher, Jr
Castle Square
Lillianwrence
E. Milton Boyle
Keith's
Trick Biggele
Arthur Maxwell
the Howard
Lillian Swain
Marie Celeste
English Grand Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Grand Theatre
Richard Mansfield
Florence Edwards
Palace
John Lt. Sullivan
Columbia
Ocean
John
Austin & Stone
Spain
Waterbury
Conn
Nickelodeon
NU BROOM CO Ad Offers Prepaid Parlor Broom
In a 35 cent stamp offer the NU-BROOM CO advertises prepaid delivery of their best parlor broom to any address within 100 miles of Boston. Located at 30 So Market St the firm promotes prompt shipment and wide radius coverage.
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Boston
Nu-Broom CO
Market St
Dawson City arrives as new 82-foot fishing schooner
A newly painted black clipper model fishing schooner named Dawson City from Gloucester arrived yesterday afternoon and tied up at a north side berth. Captain Ned Hawes towed her in with Minnie and Irwin. Built at A. D. Story shipyard Essex, the vessel is 82 feet long with 9 feet 6 inches beam and 48 98-100 tons new measurement. She will be ready to depart next Thursday.
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Dawson City
Gloucester
Ned Hawes
Minnie
Irwin
A. D. Story
Essex
Provincetown
William A. Morse
Past Wardens Dinner of New England Order of Protection
The Past Wardens' Association held its annual dinner at the Crawford House. President George E. Howe of Boston presided. Speeches were delivered by Howe and Mrs. M. B. Oliver of Boston.
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Association of the New England Order of Protection
Crawford House
George E. Howe
Boston
Beeches
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Athens
Darius Wilson
Compressed Air and Oxygen Department
Electrical Department
Nettle F. Mosher Wilson
New England
Dental Department
the Hot Air Department
Scheffreen
Fogel
Joseph M’carron
the Post
New Benglan
Swedish Movement and Mechanical Massage Department
Father Lowry III
THE
Continental
Theatre Matters
Handle
Order OF Protection
Eor
Murdock Liquid Food CO
New
New England States
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