Lexington Fire Chief James H. Phillips Dies
Lexington announces the death of James H. Phillips chief of the Lexington fire department for nearly ten years He died at his home 11 Fern Street East Lexington Born August 30 1861 in Cambridgeport Massachusetts
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James H. Phillips
Lexington Fire Department
Fern Street
East Lexington
Cambridgeport
Scalp Care and Skin Whitening Remedies Promoted
The Home Doctor advocates scalp cleanliness for hair growth using a canthrax rinse, claiming instant relief from dandruff and a glossy soft hair texture. It also promotes spurmax-lotion as a skin whitener and beautifier, prepared at home with spurmax, hazel or hot water, and glycerine.
Olive Tablets Promise Relief From Headache and Liver Ailments
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a vegetable remedy to support liver and bowel function. They claim to prevent headaches, constipation, bad breath and pimples without calomel or harsh salts, selling 10c and 25c boxes from the Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
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Olive Tablet Company
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Government warned of reprisals curb after tariff bill
Secretary Redfield of the Department of Commerce told the National Association of Employing Lithographers that the government stands ready to investigate any reprisals directed at workingmen following the Democratic tariff bill.
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Washington
Redfield
Department of Commerce
National Association of Employing Lithographers
Secretary Redfield Proposes Socially Aware Wage Inquiry
Redfield addresses employers with a circular predicting wage cuts if economies fail. He outlines a government inquiry into whether wage reductions are justified, stressing facts as they ought to be, and promising a cooperative, not punitive, approach. The aim is to aid industries fallen into a rut while protecting workers.
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Redfield
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
Bureau’ of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau of Corporations
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Denies Kaiser and Alfonso to Meet
Madrid May 14 The Spanish Premier Count Alvaro de Romanones denied today the report that King Alfonso and the German Emperor are to meet during the coming summer Such a meeting was considered significant because of a possible Franco Spanish military alliance to which the German Emperor is opposed.
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Alvaro de Romanones
Alfonso
Appledore Island Sold to Boston Firm in Land Company
Appledore Island the largest in the Isle of Shoals group was sold to Batchelder Snyder & Co of Boston. They form the Appledore Hotel and Land Company with 100000 dollars capital and plan modernization including a water and electric light system.
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Portsmouth
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Appledore Island
Isle of Shoals
Batchelder Snyder & Co
Boston
Appledore Hotel and Land Company
A Matter of Management in the Post Magazine
A brief teaser notes a story about a young husband who spends a day tackling household duties to reveal insights on managing a home. The piece previews how roles and routines are explored with humor and social observation in the upcoming issue.
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Post
Prisoner Gary morphine case leads to six month add on
John Long alias Arthur Armstrong 45 of Woodward Street South Boston is found guilty of possessing morphine while a prisoner at Charles Street jail. Judge Brown adds six months to his sentence. Sheriff Quinn vows to uncover morphine sources and to dismiss any officer tied to drug activity.
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Arthur Armstrong
Woodward Street
Boston
Charles Street
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Brown
John Quinn
Quinn
Armstrong
R. S. Robinson
James A. Brickley
Edward P. Kelley
Cunard Laconia sails from Liverpool for Boston service
The Cunard line steamer Laconia departed Liverpool Tuesday via Queenstown for this port with over 2300 passengers, including more than 200 in the saloon. It marks the ship's first season trip here, and with Franconia sailing to Quiverpool, Cunard will run the Boston service through summer and fall.
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Laconia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Franconia
Quiverpool
Cunard
Boston
Sunday Post to Feature Vera Edmondson Romance Next Issue
Sunday Post readers will find another Vera Edmondson department store romance in next Sunday's Magazine, continuing the popular serial. The article invites fans to check the upcoming issue for the new installment and romance.
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Sunday Post
Vera Edmondson
Physician Proclaims Home Hair Darkener by Dr. Burroughs
Dr. Stanton Burroughs endorses a home hair darkener recipe using 7 oz water 1 small box Barbo Compound 1 oz bay rum and 4 oz glycerine applied every other day until the shade deepens. He says it also removes dandruff and scalp ills and costs little, available at drug stores.
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