Golden wedding toast for G. G. McKune and wife in Colorado Springs
After fifty years of marriage Mr. and Mrs. G. G. McKune of 5 West Costilla Street Colorado Springs celebrate their golden wedding in a home ceremony. Only living guest was nephew J. K. Dillon of 417 East Pike's Peak Avenue. The couple received gifts including gold coins. Mr. McKune credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as medicinal tonic for years and claims it keeps him vigorous at seventy.
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G. G. McKune
Costilla Street
Damascus
N. Y
J. K. Dillon
East
Pike’s Peak Avenue
Mr. McKune
Duffy
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure malt distillate said to cure nervousness typhoid malaria stomach troubles and lung and throat diseases. It urges buying only sealed bottles and warns to look for the Old Chemist trademark and a four overlap seal with price stated at 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Wept as Hav erhill Man Receives Prison Sentence
In Newburyport Judge Stevens sentenced Arthur Denoncour of Haberhill to eight to ten years in state prison for assault with intent to kill his wife Clara. He collapsed and wept when pronounced. Earlier he received a $500 legacy and began spending it.
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Newburyport
Stevens
Arthur Denoncour
Haverhill
Denoncour
Clara Denoncour
Rengo Promises Weight Loss in Battle Creek Case
A Battle Creek Michigan woman Ada L Erskine 83 East Main reports dramatic weight loss after 40 days on Rengo. Before after metrics show weight 237 to 197 pounds bust 44 to 40 inches waist 37 to 31 inches. She praises taste ease and energy and endorses Rengo to readers seeking fat reduction. The ad notes price 1.00 per box and lists Detroit Boston and Washington street distributors.
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Rengo
Ada L. Erskine
East Main Street
Battle Creek
Mich
Adam
Erskine
Rengo Co
Detroit
Boston
Jaynes Drug Co
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and
Essex Streets
Walker-Rintels Drug Co
Summer Street
To Feature Vaudeville Team in Musical Comedy
Willie Rock and Maude Fulton announced to feature in musical comedy their vaudeville act now in its second week at Keith's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Rock
Maude Fulton
Keith's
Deaf business man hears a whispered confidence with Acousticon
An advertisement from General Acoustic Co promotes the Acousticon hearing device for the deaf, claiming 400 percent gain in sound and tests available without cost. It notes use in churches and public buildings and invites interested buyers to call or write. Also mentions a vaudeville act and London tour by a team featuring Charles B. Dillingham in new musical comedies.
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Washington
General Acoustic Co
Pemberton Square
Boston
Charles B. Dillingham
London
Johnny Buils
Lun
Masons of New Hampshire Convene in Concord Delegation
Delegates from the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Masons of New Hampshire meet in Concord for the 89th annual convention of the society. May 19 report.
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Concord
N. H
Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Masons of New Hampshire
Guild Boom Spreads as Governors Guild Urged for Vice President
Boston politicians and business leaders rallied behind Governor Guild as the strongest choice for the national ticket. The group, including judges, attorneys, and civic figures, praised his intelligence, popularity, and proven leadership.
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Boston
Post
Governor Guild
Lynn Favors It Lynn Nomination for Vice President
Lynn residents express support for nominating Governor Guild as Vice-President. Ex-Mayor C Neal Barney calls it excellent for state campaigns. Bank president B F Spinney stresses a Massachusetts man would help New England. Grocer A J Blood wholeheartedly approves Guild's high standing for national leadership.
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Lynn
Governor Guild
C. Neal Barney
B. F. Spinney
Massachusetts
Curtis Guild
A. J. Blood
J. B. Blood Company, Grocers
New England
James Sinclair
Board of Aldermen
Guild
Sentiment in Brockton Favors Governor Guild for Vice President
A Brockton canvass shows broad support for Governor Guild among business professionals and the clergy as a potential Republican vice presidential nominee. Prominent locals including shoe maker George E. Keith and Walter Rapp endorse his candidacy, though health concerns are noted by some. Local leaders from firms, banks, and civic groups likewise back the move, with a few interviewees away.
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Brockton
Governor Guild
George E. Keith
L. Erskine
George H. Garfield
Embert Howard
Howard & Caldwell
William Rapp
George Sawyer Dunham
William L. Wright
James Edgar Company
Banks Sanford
H. W. Robinson Company
John S. Kent
Loyed E. Chamberlain
Fall River for Him Nomination Talks Ignite Across Parties
Local leaders from both parties in Fall River express strong support for Governor Guild as a vice presidential candidate. Alderman McLane and other officials praise his qualifications and democratic demeanor as ideal for national ticket considerations.
Fitchburg backs Guild for Vice-President in GOP push
Fitchburg residents voice strong support for Governor Guild as a vice presidential candidate. Henry H. Wheelock cites Guild’s esteem in the city and Merriam says New England should supply the second man. Kimball of the Board of Trade endorses the Guild movement as ideal for the ticket.
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New England
Guild
Henry H. Wheelock
Republican City Committee
Fitchburg
Governor Guild
David H. Merriam
Republican Organization
West
Taft
William C. Kimball
Board of Trade and Merchants’ Association
Natick Voices Favor Governor Guild as Vice President
May 19 Natick reports show local Republicans split on Guild as VP candidate. W. J. Naphen calls Guild capable and citizenly. Ferguson backs him. McManus hopes health permits a campaign. Mulligan calls him ideal. Bigelow deems him good though state may stay doubtful. Eldridge and Wilson praise his appeal in the West and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Governor Guild
William J. Naphen
Republican Town Committee
E. J. M'Manus
Henry C. Mulligan
William R. Bigelow
T. A. Eldridge
E. C. Wilson
West
Maps-Flake Wheat Cereal Ad Targets Children and Digestibility
An advertisement touts Maps-Flake a pure Maple syrup coated whole wheat cereal. It claims six hour steam cooking and a four hundred degree bake to render wheat digestible. Readers are invited to order a free 15 cent sample via coupon.
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New York City
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Sarouny
Miss Maude Fulton
Frontier Asthma CO
Delaware Av
Buffalo
Pleases
John Duff
Harris Livermore
Samuel B. Capen
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Edward C. Matthews
Wealth Avenue
O. F. Sage, Jr
Dr. E. Peabody Gerry
Walter A. Webster
Royal Robbins
Ameri
Can Watch Company
George Crocker
By Frank Seiberlich
James Arbecam
Dorchester
Coring
John Bleiler
Jamaica Plain
George T. Shannon
Maica Plain
Charles F. Dole
Jamaica
John Nason
E. P. Scigliano
A. F. Bremner
Herbert S. Johnson
William H. Howes
W. W. Bustard
Roxbury
Democrat
Benjamin Piscopo
Peter Porter
Meyer Bloomfield
Civic Service
Saou
Shoe
Fall River
Walter M’lane
Chicago
Smaliu
James Arkinson
Republican Party
John T. Coughlin
Harry M. Ferguson
America
The
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