Nervous Headache Cure Promises Hopeful Patient Testimony
Miss Theresa Healey of 93 Hudson Providence R I describes pale color fatigue insomnia and nervous headaches. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she reports improved color appetite and strength with the headaches gone after a trial and two boxes.
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Dr. Williams
Steamship agent attempts suicide in Nashua
Joseph Choinski of 89 Whitney Street, a leading Polish resident and steamship ticket agency manager, tried to take his own life in Nashua on May 10 after a quarrel with his wife. He is expected to recover.
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Nashua
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Joseph Choinski
Whitney Street
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Gold leaf checker board by Alfred Newham of Cambridge
Alfred Newham of 723 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge made a unique gold leaf checker board during spare hours. The scroll design board rests on a 24 inch diameter plate glass table top with a 16 inch square playing area and four kinds of gold leaf shaded from crimson lake to pink. The dark playing surfaces use Quaker green gold with lemon gold outlines, and Newham is a sign painter by trade.
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Alfred Newham
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Newham
Moonshine Plant Blows Up in New Bedford Tenement
A moonshine operation exploded at 1 Mitchell Street New Bedford damaging the tenement and nearby homes. Police seized seven gallons of moonshine and seven barrels of mash as firefighters extinguished a blaze that started in the top floor, where no furniture remained. The proprietors fled and were chased by investigators.
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Northcliffe Remarks Deepen Feud With Lloyd George
Lord Northcliffe accuses the government and Lloyd George of political conflict after refusing a wartime cabinet offer, saying he sought freedom to act unfettered by ties. He spoke at a luncheon hosted by the Empire Press Union, addressing House of Commons questions arising from the feud.
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United News
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Post Gold Headed Cane Presented in Dow Weare
May 10. Billah Dow received the Post Sy headed cane as the oldest citizen of Dow Weare New Hampshire. He succeeds A J Stoning who recently died at 87 and lived with his daughter Mrs C H Leighton in his final years.
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Boston Girl to Wed Louis B. McCagg Jr
Misa Catherine Winslow daughter of Mr and Mrs George S Winslow of Chestnut street will marry Louis B McCagg Jr son of Mr and Mrs George S McCagg of East Twenty third Street New York. The wedding date is June Mth at St Pauls Cathedral at 1 oclock Harvard man and crew rower McCagg to wed in Boston.
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George S. Winslow
Chestnut Street
Louie B. McCagg, Jr
George S. McCagg
East Suh Street
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Fordney Attacks Wilson as Liberia Aid Sparks House Feud
The House clashed over a resolution tied to Liberia aid and Wilson’s legacy. Fordney mocked Wilson, provoking Democrat ire and witness accounts of partisan rancor during a long roll call. The debate touched on education and political loyalties in Michigan, drawing sharp exchanges and political theater.
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Campaigning in Defense of a Defamed President
The speaker condemns insults aimed at former President Woodrow Wilson by a Michigan representative. He argues the timing and tone are unseemly for a committee chairman and notes the ex-president cannot defend himself on the floor. The discussion touches on Fordney's resolution proceeding to the Senate.
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Woodrow Wilson
Michigan
Athens
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Fordney
Senate
Sues for $2000 Over Charge of Poisoning
Bangor Maine May 16 Charles H Ham aged resident of Bangor brought a suit against Mrs Repale M Day alleging an attempt to poison him with poisoned jelly. Ham was arrested on a civil process for damages of 2000 brought by Day who made false accusations. He was released on bail for the September term of the Superior Court.
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Bangor
Charles H. Ham
Repale
M. Day
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Fowler Case Closed After Tragedy
Charles H. Fowler and his wife Hortense A. Fowler died in a double tragedy and will be buried separately. Medical Examiner Timothy Leary said the case is closed medically and legally with no unexplained aspects. The Fowler family said the girl was devoted to her husband and dismissed rumors of infidelity.
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Charles H. Fowler
Hortense A. Fowler
Mrs. Fowler
William Tremblay
Aledo Place
Brockton
Hemenway Street
Fowler
Timothy Leary
Nothig
Tremablay
British Steamer Seneca Ice Bound Off Nova Scotia
The British steamer Seneca has been ice bound off Canso Nova Scotia since May 4. The Canadian coast guard cutter Montcalm works to free the vessel before it drifts ashore on nearby banks. Hydrographic office reports say they are tightly hemmed in by ice as far as can be seen.
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Washington
Ape Canso
Nova Scotia
Canadian Coast Guard
Montcalm
Hydrographic Office
Ganedian Service
Clinics Demonstrate Control of Diphtheria Method
The medical advisory board of Health Commissioner Mahoney approved promoting the Schick toxin and antitoxin method for diphtheria control. Health Department clinics will demonstrate the approach and invite all physicians to participate.
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Medical Advisory Board
Mahoney
Health Department
Salada Tea Grants Marriage and Birth Bonuses to Staff
Salada Tea Company announces a policy granting $100 wedding dowries and $200 per child to employees with over one year of service. The first recipient is Miss M Blanche MacDonald, set to wed P J Rooney on June 6 at Mission Church Rexbury, marking the first galacta bride to receive the bonus.
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Salada Tea
Salada Téa Company
Forcr
M. Blanche MacDonald
Miss MacDonald
P. J. Rooney
Signs of yielding at Genoa conference in doubt
Genoa May 10. The economic conference continued under strain as it negotiates the allied memorandum to the Russian delegates. Rumors of the Russian reply were awaited for three days but not presented today.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Genoa
Associated Press
Russians Seek Concessions on Foreign Property Posture
The great issue centers on how Russians will treat foreigners property nationalized by the Soviet government. Clause seven has been revised to satisfy French and Belgian objections. Paris and Brussels temper demands as talks continue with M. Tchitcherin and Signor Schanzer guiding the discussions. Officials hope the upcoming Russian reply will form a basis to continue talks amid ongoing modifications. London women hire hand warmers due to scarce male escorts.
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M. Barthou
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