Old South Chapter DAR Elects Mrs Patterson Regent
Mrs Joseph H Patterson was reelected yesterday as regent of the Old South Chapter DAR at the annual meeting in Chipman Hall Tremont Temple Delegates for the Massachusetts State conference were elected Others named include Vice regent Mrs Rebecca L Marston treasurer Miss Fannie B Gridley registrar Mrs Marietta Hilton recording secretary Mrs Rupert K Noyes corresponding secretary Miss Jennie M Roverston and historian Miss Minnie A Perry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Patterson
Old South Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Massachusetts
Rebecca L. Marston
Fannie B. Gridley
Marietta Hilton
Rupert K. Noyes
Jennie M. Roverston
Minnie A. Perry
Advertisement on dyspepsia and neutralizing acids with magnesia
This piece argues most stomach troubles stem from acidity and advises dyspeptics to eat in moderation then take a teaspoonful of bisulated magnesia in water to neutralize acid. It claims bisulated magnesia gently corrects digestion without drugs and urges readers to obtain it from their druggist and try the regimen.
Rheumasalts laxative cure advertised for all ages
An advertisement touts Rheumasalts as the safest quickest laxative. It claims rapid relief from indigestion biliousness and constipation using a carbonated lithia drink suitable for infants and adults and free of certain chemicals. It lists bottle sizes 250 60c and 1.00 and directs mail orders to Minneapolis Minnesota with retailer Riker Jaynes and other druggists carrying the product.
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Dept. 176
Minneapolis
Minn
Riker-Jaynes
Curious new tilt to Maison's latest hat
Paris notes a novel hat style from Maison with brims shading the eyes like poke bonnets and backs raised for abundant under brim trim. A newest model features satin shirring inside the brim near where a crown band would sit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maison
Catholic Church Events and Local Affairs Highlight May Schedule
The Catholic Church reports a May party tonight at Cathedral School Hall to close the Young Men’s association season. Rogation rites lead to Ascension feast Masses at Immaculate Conception and St. Valentine’s Chapel with additional services across parishes. St. Mary’s Hull hosts Sunday Mass by Father Peterson. The Holy Name Society plans a reception for Rev John F Burns of Gate of Heaven. St Joseph’s Somerville repeats The Hoodoo to raise funds for an industrial school. East Boston parish hosts a whist and dance for its fair benefiting destitute Catholic children.
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Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association
Cathedral School Hall
Harrison Avenue
St. Mary’s-of-the-Bay
Hull
Father Peterson
Brighton Seminary
Holy Name Society of
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
Kaiser Bringing German Steamship Lines Together
Albert Ballin, managing director of the Hamburg American line, said at a banquet aboard the new liner Vaterland that Emperor William initiated plans to unite the Hamburg American line with North German Lloyd into a community of interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Hamburg
Albert Ballin
Vaterland
Emperor Willian
Lloyd
Boston bankers elect officers at annual meeting
Frank W. Bryant of the Second National Bank was elected president of the Boston Chapter Inc American Institute of Banking at its annual meeting in the chapter rooms 37 Central Street. Other officers named were Gordon E Musselman first vice president Charles A Rouillard second vice president Charles W Stevens secretary treasurer and board members George S Bartlett George H Cummings Edward G Randolph G B Lord and H A Yeames to serve until 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Bryant
Second National Bank
Boston
Inc
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers’ Association
Central Street
Gordon E. Musselman
Lee, Higginson & Co
Charles A. Rouillard
National Shawmut Bank
Charles W. Stevens
Old Colony Trust Company
George S. Bartlett
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
George H. Cummings
Exchange Trust Company
Edward G. Randolph
American Trust Company
G. B. Lord
Safety Fund National Bank
Fitchburg
H. A. Yeames
Webster and Atlas National Bank
Inebriates Hospital Bill Wins In House Vote
A coalition led by George Ellis of Newton Martin M Lomasney and John L Donovan of Boston pushed the inebriates hospital bill through the Ways and Means Committee and secured approval in the House by a 79 to 121 vote amid a reform bid for treatment facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ellis
Newton
Martin M. Lomasney
John L. Donovan
Boston
Ways and Means Committee
Alcoholism bill sparks split in House Ways and Means
In a heated session Ellis Lomasney and Donovan divided on treatment for alcoholism with Lomasney backing disease framing and Donovan arguing care for drinkers, while White opposed the measure as partial. The Ways and Means report failed 79 to 121, and the Senate refused to reconsider a firemen two platoon bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
House
Ways and Means
Alcohol Commission
Murray
Lomasney
Donovan
White
Newton
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Brennan
Charlestown
East Boston
Senate Committee On Ways and Means
Massachusetts
San Francisco
Board of Managers
Executive Council
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Oxford
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Hollis
Mica
Joe Scott
New York
van Loon
Father
DANDY
Conrine
Richters
Weiskopf
St. Joseph's Guild of Somerville
St. Joseph's School
Chesapeake R. R
Richmond
Decatur Axtell
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Boston Bankers
Ces
Rus
Que Centaur Company
Castoria
the Cantaur Company
New York City
Columbia
OLD Glory
Summerfields
Chicago
John F. Jelke
Oleomargarine Manufacturing Company
Jelke
Pittsfield
Henry Barr
House of Mercy Hospital
Lee
Barr
Great Barrington
Bennington
Summerfield's
Rogers
Martha Washington
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