Williams Pink Pills Aid Vermont Woman's Nervous Worry
Mrs. Lucien Tremblay of St. Albans Vermont recovered from nervous unrest and stomach troubles after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits the treatment with restoring strength, ending headaches and dizziness, and eliminating worry. The pills cost 50 cents a box or six for 2.50, available from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Syracuse Schenectady NY.
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Lucien Tremblay
Lake Street
St. Albans
Vermont
Dr. Williams
Mystery and a Park Meeting in Spalding Nelson Tale
Spalding Nelson, left in charge of an uncle’s apartment, waits in a park for a time to assume possession. He meets Barbara Bradford, a young woman in trouble who misreads him as an ally to mysterious men. She seeks discretion and promising to call on him if needed as they begin a tentative neighborly bond in New York.
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Spalding Nelson
Spalding
Bradford
Barbara Bradford
Mr. Nelson
Maine
New York
Somerville Representative Attacks Legislature On Trade Speech
Representative Charles L. Underhill of Somerville reiterated before the House committee on rules that he had stated in a Somerville Board of Trade speech that some legislators are not worth two cents and are practically worthless and nearly crooked.
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Charles L. Underhill
Somerville
House Committee On Rules
Somerville Board of Trade
J. Parker Snow
Board of Trade
Underwood
House
Underhill
Warner
Representative Underhill
Massachusetts
Harvey F. Frost
Massachusetts Congressmen Back Ice Cream Tax Repeal
Four more Massachusetts members of Congress endorse repealing taxes on ice cream sandwiches. An order directs the clerk to inform Massachusetts Senators and Representatives. Mrs. Walter A Buckley reported replies from Senator David I Walsh and Representatives Gallivan Paige and Greene, all saying they favor repeal and will vote accordingly.
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Boston Post
Washington
Congress
Massachusetts
Walter A Buckley
Civics and
Political’ Records Club
David I. Walsh
Gallivan
Paige
Greene
Ice cream tax fight moves to Massachusetts hearing
At a House rules committee hearing Massachusetts legislators hear calls to repeal a one cent tax on ice cream for children. Figures from Somerville and Boston officials stress the impact as petitions flood in from New England readers. The session features remarks by Underhill and testimony from Harvey Frost and others.
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Treasury Department
Gallivan
Joseph Co. Pelletier
New England
House Committee On Rules
Massachusetts
Daniel J. Gillen
Ward 12
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Laffin Drowns at Swan Lake in Belfast Maine
Charles Laffin, 30, of Frankfort, a newspaper soliciting agent and active Republican, drowned tonight at Swan Lake in Belfast Maine.
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Belfast
Charles Laffin
Frankfort
Swan Lake
The House of Whispers reviewed in Boston Post Sunday Magazine
William Johnston crafts a powerful tale blending mystery and romance in The House of Whispers. The plot twists deftly as the story unfolds across the magazine’s forthcoming weekly installment.
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Boston Sunday Post Magasine
William Johnston
Boston Post
Salvation Army Jobs for Bartenders in Chicago
The Salvation Army says its employment bureau will help bartenders find new work as Prohibition takes effect around July 1 or when Congress acts. Army leaders note soldiers have found jobs through the bureau and expect others in the liquor trade can transition to alternative lines of work.
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Chicago
Salvation Army
Congress
Destiny
8. A
Salvation Army Employment Bureau
Slight Decrease In Unemployment Signals Mixed Labor Picture
Washington May 21 A Federal Employment Service weekly summary shows a slight drop in unemployment with 39 of 87 cities reporting a labor surplus down from 42 a week earlier. New York City led with an estimated 125000 to 200000 unemployed, while 15 cities and many farming areas faced labor shortages.
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Washington
Federal Employment Service
New York City
Ronald Stewart Dies in New York After Illness at 53
Ronald Stewart longtime associate of James J. Hill and former vice president and general manager of the Great Northern Express Company at St. Paul Minnesota, died in a private New York hospital after an operation for intestinal trouble. He was 53.
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New York
Ronald Stewart
James J. Hill
Great Northern Express Company
St. Paul
Minn
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