Drowning Victim Recovered After Two-Day Search
After two days of searching the body of Martin eos, 81, of 890 Adams street, orchester, was recovered in the South Bay late yesterday afternoon by Officers Kennelly, Keating and McNabb on the new Police boat Argus during its maiden trip near Dover and Albany streets.
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Eos Martin
Adams Street
Orchester
Dover
Albany
South Bay
Kennelly, Keating and
McNabb
Argus
Discharging Ears Relief Leads to Hearing Return
Mrs. Francis Johnson of Cambridge reports a chronic purulent ear discharge since last October. After ineffective medical treatment, she sought Osmo-Chemic Physician care and experienced halted discharge, disappearance of bubbling noises, and restored hearing.
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Francis Johnson
Crescent St
Cambridge
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Praised by Patient
Mia Mary Davis of 9 Birch J Everett recounts a seven year stomach and liver illness. After a Malden Hospital operation failed to help, she sought Osmo-Chemic treatment and reports weight gain, improved appetite, and relief from distress.
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Mia
Mary Davis
Birch &J
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Promise Spring Vitality
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla with Nux Iron Pepsin and Peptiron as a powerful spring tonic. Taken before meals and after, the combo allegedly purifies blood, builds strength, and supports nerves, with Hood’s Pills offered for constipation.
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Hood
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules Promised Cure All
An early 20th century advertisement warns that rabies no longer kills thanks to Pasteur treatment but urges kidney and bladder health. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a century old remedy for stomach liver kidney and bladder issues with a money back guarantee and imitation warning.
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Pasteur
Haarlem
Real Col House Sees Eight-Year Limit on Public Service
Colonel House believes his usefulness will end after eight years of work and he plans to leave national politics after Wilson's retirement. He praises reforming campaigns, building strong organization, and avoiding money as a factor, while noting he may advise post-1920 but not lead. He stresses honesty, restraint, and not seeking offices for support.
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Colonel House
Texas
Wilson
Lanham
House
Democratic Party
Union
Europe
State Department
Congress
The
New York Evening Post Co
McClure
Admit Guilt in Cloth Thefts In Lowell Case
Samuel Smith of Lowell pleaded guilty to a federal indictment charging conspiracy in the larceny of cloth while in transit on the New Haven and Boston and Albany lines. Maurice Klein of Lowell also pleaded guilty. both await sentence under bail. The scheme involved many people including Max Brooks of New York who already pled guilty and awaits sentence. Smith and Klein were among those charged with receiving stolen goods.
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Samuel Smith
Lowell
Grand
New Haven
Boston
Albany
Maurice Klein
Morton
United States District Court
Smith
Klein
Max Brooks
New York
Five Officers of United States Boy Scouts Arrested for Uniform Imitation
Five men identified as officers of a Boy Scouts organization were arrested at the Federal building for unlawfully wearing uniforms with insignia similar to United States army dress. E Wood a major Edgar B Smith a captain Max Davis a captain Raymond B Frazer and Howard H Garland faced arraignments before Commissioner Hayes who set May 15 for continued hearings. They were released on personal recognizance of 500 each and agreed to wear civilian clothing pending trial.
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United States Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Provost Guard
United States Army
E. Wood
Edgar B. Smith
Max Davis
Raymond B. Frazer
Howard H. Garland
United States
Hayes
Russell followers in New York raided. Rutherford held
Federal agents arrest Joseph F. Rutherford and five other leaders of the Russell Bible Students groups in a Brooklyn raid on Bethel Home. They face charges of violating the trading with the enemy act and conspiring to incite insubordination among U S soldiers. Indictments allege involvement with The Watch Tower and related publications. A $500 draft to Zurich is cited as evidence.
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New York
Joseph F. Rutherford
Rutherford
International Bible Students’ Association
Russell
United States
Bethel
Brooklyn
Bible Students’ Association
Watch Tower Tract Society
Watch Tower
Bible Student
Kingdom News
Russell Societies
Zurich
Switzerland
Barmen
Germany
Pythians Elect New Officers At 49th Convention
The Knights of Pythias elected their officers for the next year at Ford Hall during the 49th annual convention. Walter L. Stevens becomes grand chancellor, with Albert F. Kirkby elected to fill his prior post. The slate includes Rev. Francis L. Beal grand prelate and other officers, as 98 members answered the colors and a service flag with 908 was unfurled. 100 more members recently joined.
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Knights of Phythias
Ford Hall
Walter L. Stevens
Williamsburg Lodge
Northampton
Albert F. Kirkby
Roger Sherman Lodge
Canton
Mr. Stevens
Francis L. Beal
King Hiram Lodge
Cambridge
George E. Howe
Blake Lodge
Worcester
Exchequer
William F. Beaman
Arcadia Lodge
Somerville
Benjamin A. Graves
Marathon Lodge
Dorchester
Elmer Lt. Elliott
Peter Woodland Lodge
Lynn
Fred B. Sweet
Lowell
George Draper Lodge
Hopedale
Brockton Man Killed in Canadian Army
Fred Muggleton of Brockton died in action April 2 while serving in the Canadian army. At 82 he was the second Brockton man to enlist after war began in 1914. A longtime cricket player, he belonged to Brockton and Massachusetts Cricket league clubs and lived on Main Street.
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Brockton
Fred Muggleton
Muggelton
Massachusetts Cricket League
Main Street
Suffrage Meeting On Boston Common Tonight
An open air gathering will take place on Boston Common this evening between the Liberty Loan Cottage and the R. of C. Hut. The Massachusetts branch of the National Woman's party hosts the event with speaker Mrs. Toscan Bennett of Connecticut addressing on The Federal Suffrage Amendment in the Senate.
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Common
Boston Common
Liberty Loan Cottage
Massachusetts
National Woman’s Party
Toscan Bennett
Connecticut
Senate
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