The Wonderful Fruit Medicine
Fruit a tives promises relief for indigestion liver trouble constipation and headaches. It claims to be the only fruit based medicine with apples oranges figs and prunes plus tonics and antiseptics. Available 50 cents a box six for 2.50 or 25 cents trial size from Fruit-A-Ties Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Fruit-A-Ties Limited
Ogdens
Burg
N. Y
Conference Aims to End Longshoremen Strike
Secretary of Labor Wilson calls a Friday morning meeting in Washington to settle the longshoremen's strike that has halted shipping along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf
Labor
Wilson
Labor Department Moves Toward Settlement of Longshore Strike
The longshoremen's strike threatens food supplies in New York and New England as coastal transport slows. The Department of Labor called a Friday conference with officials from about a dozen steamship lines and Longshoremen's locals. About 20,000 men were out in 14 Atlantic and Gulf ports, endangering early fruit and vegetable shipments from the South.
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New York
New England
Department of Labor
Department
Boston
New Orleans
Longshoremen’s Union
Atlantic
Gulf
World’s Most Beautiful Nurse Quits Garfield Hospital
Princess Nadija Vasilievna Troubetzkov, famed as the world’s most beautiful nurse, faced a media siege at Garfield Memorial Hospital Washington. She told the superintendent the environment was too nerve racking and left Saturday with a headache, later saying she would not return.
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Washington, March
Nadija Vasilievna Troubetzkov
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Women Lead Irish Bond Drive Across Middlesex County
Teams of girls and women including Medford groups propel the Irish bond certificate drive. Over $4200 raised in Medford with a $5000 quota likely to be surpassed, as campaigns in Malden Melrose Winchester Stoneham and Charlestown mobilize volunteers and plan rallies.
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Middlesex County
Medford
Margaret White
Lillian Kinch
Viola Chisholm
Mary Manley
Esther Smith
Helen Kelley
Mary Niland
Eleanor St. Louis
Mabel Smith
Margaret O'Brien
Frank O'Brien
Thomas Smith
Isabelle F. Hayes
Sinn Fein
Fellsway Theatre
Fellsway
Glenwood
Wellington
Fulton Heights
Edgeworth
Malden
Stoneham
P. J. Regan
Division 41
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Stoneham Knights of Columbus
Melrose
Winchester
James O’neil
Henry Longfield
American Commission On Irish Independence
Mishawum Hall
Charlestown
John Mitchell
Friends of Irish Freedom
Joseph O'Neill
John E. Harrigan
Mary White
Autos collide at Fellsway junction injures none
Four people escaped serious injury after a crash at the Fellsway west and Mystic avenue junction Somerville. A Winchester Laundry Company car driven by Arthur Downer with William Soule and another car driven by Carroll Sill of Haverhill with Lillian Brackett and Carroll Sill Jr overturned after impact. Drivers mistook directions. both vehicles were badly damaged but passengers avoided severe injuries.
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Mystic Avenue
Somerville
Winchester Laundry Company
Arthur T. Downer
Stevens Street
Winchester
Downer
William T. Soule
Gilman Street
Malden
Carroll W. Sill
Main Street
Haverhill
Lillian Brackett
Carroll Sill, Jr
Laundry Company
Boston
Sill
Fitting Patients to Be Self Supporting
Leonard W Cronkhite, treasurer, told Kiwanis Club members at Hotel Bellevue that Rutland sanatorium nearing completion will allow patients to support themselves and help maintain their families. He is campaigning for a $50 000 building fund to cover the $200 000 cost of the facility.
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Torium
Rutland
Leonard W Cronkhite
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Bellevue
Mr. Cronkhite
Air mail speed record set from Cleveland to Chicago
Pilot James H. Knight broke the Cleveland to Chicago air mail record covering 340 miles in two hours and ten minutes at an average speed of 157 miles per hour.
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Cleveland
Chicago
James H. Knight
McBride Street Named for War Hero Corpl John J McBride
Jamaica Plain designates Keyes street as McBride street honoring Corporal John J McBride of Jamaica Plain who died leading a platoon in the Argonne in October 1918. He was born on Keyes street and his family lived on Washington street near Keyes at his death.
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John J. McBride
Jamaica Plain
Argonne
Peters
Keyes Street
McBride
Corporal McBride
Washington Street
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