British Evacuate Sick and Wounded From Kut-el-Amara
London reports General Lake states that 281 sick and wounded reached the Tigris corps on May 8 and 172 on May 7, totaling 107 percent evacuated in five parties. A hospital ship heads to Kut to collect the sixth and last party. One British aircraft evacuated after a perforated petrol tank forced a descent. both crew survived.
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English Internal Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness Advertisement
An English method for catarrhal deafness and head noises is promoted as a constitutional remedy. The ad recommends Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, taken by the tablespoon four times daily, claiming quick relief by reducing Eustachian tube inflammation and normalizing middle ear secretions. It urges readers to share the formula with others to prevent deafness.
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America
England
Public Health Talk Urges Compulsory Insurance and District Nursing
Miss Mary Beard heads a season closing public health talk at Vans Memorial arguing for compulsory health insurance in America and praising district nurses who visit all hours, aid crippled women, and educate families. The piece also reports Daniel J. Gallagher elected State deputy of the Knights of Columbus, details officers, findings at the convention, and mayoral praise for the order and its leaders.
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Instructive District Nursing Association
Vans Memorial
America
England
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Suffolk County
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Louis Watson
William J. Day
Boston
Henry E. Hagan
James H. Maloney
Springfield
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John&. Quinn
Curley
Massachusetts
John Boyle O'Reilly
Patrick A. Collins
James Jeffrey Roche
Walsh
Joseph CC. Pelletier
Pelletier
McGarry
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Order of the Knights of Columbus
Cardinal
Watson
Carney Hospital
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Carneg Hospital
James M. Folen
Norwood
Francis J. Hanley
Whitman
Daniel J. Prendergast
Suffolk Counts
Dr J R Webster Dies in Lexington
Dr Joseph Rowe Webster, a retired Boston physician, died yesterday at his son J Rowe Webster’s Lexington home. He practiced in Milton and Boston, was a Massachusetts Medical Society member, and leaves two sons J Rowe Webster and Hollis Webster in Lexington and two daughters in Cambridge.
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Hancock Street
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Milton
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the Botanical Club
Phi Beta Kappa
Hollis Webster
Mary T. Webster
Margaret JE. Webster
Cambridge
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