Osmo Chemic Physicians claim cures for eyes ears asthma and tumors
A clashing mix of patient testimonials from Grace Grant Johanna Kasper and C H Cole cites dramatic recoveries from deafness eye trouble asthma and a disappearing tumor after Osmo-Chemic treatments. The letters praise the Snow Pencil and Bay Treatment and urge demonstrations by Osmo-Chemic doctors.
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Grace Grant
Greenest
Jamaica Plain
Johanna Kasper
Gurney St
Walsh
O. K
C. H. Cole
Main St
Brockton
Masa
Bay
Free X Ray Consultation and Trial Treatment Ad
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine offers free X ray consultation and trial treatment medicines. Dr D J Walsh operates at No 18 Boylston Street Boston with office hours Tuesday and Friday 9 am to 4 pm and other days 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm closed Sunday May 21 deadline stated.
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D. J. Walsh
Boylston St
Boston
Milk prices in New England eyed at 15 cents a quart
The New England Milk Producers Association warns that consumer milk could rise to 15 cents a quart if action by producers transporters and distributors is not taken. Calves are slaughtered due to high grain costs and low returns, keeping milk handling expensive. ideas include cooperative milk delivery and more direct shipping routes. Marsans may be next ex-Fed on the St. Louis Browns as his slow hitting and fielding fade.
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New England
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Frank W. Clark
New York
Pattee
Armando Marsans
St. Louis Browns
Marsans
Jordan Hall
Paderewski
the “Friends of Pana
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Copley Sq
Charles F. Gettemy
Massachusetts
Ockenfels
Stars and Stripes
Europe
Hercules
Broad Sound
Castle Island
Boston
Ban Johnson vows discipline over bean ball policy
Chicago May 22 Ban Johnson president of the American league warns managers and players that ordering or using the bean ball will bring fines suspensions or expulsion. He cites Cubs Phillies incident and defends pitcher Carl Mays while noting no proof against him and discussing Welsch at Comiskey Park.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
Cubs
Phillies
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Johnson
Carl Mays
Boston
Mays
Johnsen
Frazee
Felsch
Comiskey Park
Welsch
House Approves Zone Plan to Raise Second Class Mail
Washington May 22 The House backed, 198 to 71, a ways and means plan to raise second class mail rates by zones as part of the war revenue bill. A few sections including the advertising tax remain for a final vote tomorrow before final passage.
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House
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Senate re drafts bill with tariff hike and mail rate changes
The measure moves toward the President after Senate drafting and conference work. A 10 percent tariff on duties and free list articles remains. An amendment keeps local letter postage at two cents, while second class mail rates rise in phased steps from July to March with zone based charges.
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Senate
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Ways and Means Committee
Lewis Wins From Eagan In 12 Round Bout At Arena
English light welterweight Ted Kid Lewis defeated Joe Egan of South Boston in a 12 round match at the Arena last night. A third round knockdown by Lewis counted eight but Egan rose. Most action came from the defense and holds with flashes of form from Lewis.
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Ted Kid Lewis
England
Joe Egan
South Boston
Arena
Fagan
Eagan
Fred Webb
Weymouth
Tommy O'Toole
Webb
O’toole
Tony Watlin
Brighton
Kid Henry
Newark
Vatlin
Williams not turned down for training camp enrolment
New York May 22. The National Tennis Association reports that R Norris Williams 2d, singles champion, did not fail the physical exam for Plattsburg training camp. A telegram from Williams says he is a regular enrolled member of the officers' training corps and expects a commission after training.
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New York
National Tennis Association
R. Norris Williams
Plattsburg
Association
Williams
Officers’ Training Corps
Wage Earner's Friend Ad Promises Bargain Clothing in New England
The ad advertises a store offering a large variety of custom made and worn clothing at low prices. It touts salts and overcoats from $5 to $12 and coats and vests from $1 to $3, claiming better value than new cheap goods.
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New England
Jos Dudles St
Dudley St
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Auto Dealers Back Liberty Loan Drive in Greater Boston
Nearly 200 auto industry representatives met in Paul Revere Hall to back the Liberty Loan. President MacAlman urged broad underwriting, aiming to raise at least 50 000 by nightfall as the drive expands across garages and showrooms.
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Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association, Inc
Paul Revere Hall
MacAlman
Liberty Loan
B. F. Griffin
Boston News Bureau
Griffin
America
Arthur Raymond
Hayden & Stone
Wallace C. Page
James T. Sullivan
Day Baker
Boston Commercial Motor Vehicle Dealers’ Association, Inc
Fred T. Moore
B. F. Goodrich Company
John H. Johnson
Buick
Chester TI. Campbell
Kennard Named Chairman of Industrial Accident Board
Governor McCal appointed Representative William W. Kennard of Somerville as chairman of the Industrial Accident Board to succeed Frank J. Donahue whose term expired. Kennard, a six year Somerville legislator and Republican leader, will earn $5000 yearly. Other moves included Natick officials taking posts in the District Court and new and reappointed public health and library posts.
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William W. Kennard
Somerville
Industrial Accident Board
Frank J. Donahue
Donahue
Commonwealth
Kennard
House
Cox
Henry C. Mulligan
Natick
Michael F. Kennedy
Forest N. Adams
William C. Cutler
Edward W. Brown
Northampton
Hampden
Joseph Walker
Brookline
State Library
George C. Whipple
Cambridge
William T. Sedwick
Boston
Public Health Council
Gardner Will Not Play Title Events
Robert A. Gardner of Hinsdale Golf Club, amateur champion in 1909 and 1915 and runner up last year, will skip all championship events until the war ends. He cites opposition to holding national and Western tournaments while the nation is at war and will not compete in Pittsburg or Chicago in wartime.
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Gardner
Chicago
Robert A. Gardner
Hinsdale Golf Club
Pittsburg
Al Badoud Beats Walter Paurette in 10 Round Bout
In New York on May 22 Al Badoud of France outboxed Walter Paurette in a ten round match. Badoud weighed 150 pounds while Paurette weighed 147. In another ten round bout Chief Owner of St. Paul defeated Johnny Howard of Bayonne New Jersey at 164 pounds.
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New York
al Badoud
France
Walter Paurette
Badoud
Laurette
St. Paul
Johnny Howard
Bayonne
N. J
Gillette Fire Drill Proves Big Success
More than 1000 Gillette Safety Razor employees in South Boston filed from the six story factory in under three minutes during a fire drill. About 700 workers were girls. Company officials underwriters and Boston fire department officials witnessed the exhibition.
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Gillette Safety Razor Company
Boston
Boston Fire Department
President Demands Release of Hostages and Threats
The State Department reports Americans in Germany and Belgium are being held or harassed as hostages amid rising tensions. Washington warns of retaliatory measures against German interests and notes Britain faced similar reprisals in the past. Unconfirmed reports include missing citizens and isolated cases of detained students and a Detroit violinist studying in Germany.
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United States
Belgium
State Department
Berlin
Teuton
Great Britain
London
British
Detroit
Mass registration director issues guidance for absentee and sick registrants
Charles F. Gettemy directs city and town clerks at the State House to handle registration on June 6 for men aged 21 to 30. Instructions cover sick applicants using an agent, mailing cards, and filing, plus absentees and non residents registering from temporary locations.
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Gettemy
State House
Board of Registration
Registration Board
Massachusetts
Local Registration Board
Arthur James sails in with 5000 mackerel at Mayport fish pier
The schooner Arthur James returns this season with 5000 medium fresh mackerel sold to tradesmen. Eight trawlers and three vessels with 15000 pounds of flounders arrive. Gardner Heath and Holly bring 15000 pounds each, Highland Belle 10000. Groundfish receipts include 17500 pounds of scrod and 4200 pounds of cusk.
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Arthur James
Haddock
National Baseball Commission to Meet Sunday
The National Baseball Commission will meet in Chicago to discuss key issues. Reported plans include reducing the player limit to 10 men, opposed by American League President Johnson, and deciding on Sunday games in the East with proceeds to war relief funds.
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Chicago
National Baseball Commission
National League
Johnson
American League
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