Mucous Membranes and Peruna Shield Against Impure Water
An essay arguing polluted city reservoirs threaten public health and urging cleansing of mucous membranes with Peruna during spring to prevent disease from impure drinking water. It promotes Dr S B Hartman’s advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Templars in History Address on Growth and Unity
The address by Right Eminent Sir Henry W. Rugg recalled the early Newburyport Boston and Providence encampments and the 1805 Providence convention. He credited harmonious founding of the grand commandery of Massachusetts and Rhode Island and noted 1816 as birth of the national Knights Templar body. Modern templary is Freemasonry Christianized and continues with renewed resources and duties.
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Henry W. Rugg
United States
Templar
Newburyport
Masonic Knights
Boston
Masons’ Hall
Green Dragon Tavern
Knights of the Red Cross
St. John’s
Providence
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Knights Templars
Charles I. Litchfield
Plymouth
John D. Munroe
Fall River
George L. Perin
D. D
Herbert F. Morse
Roxbury
Benjamin W. Rowell
Lynn
J &Obert Blake
Malden
Lafayette G. Blair
Watertown
Charles E. Pierce
South Boston
Guards
Frank L. Nagle
Newton
Franklin E. Snow
Greenfield
Robert L. Spencer
Joseph G. Edgerly
Fitchburg
George W. Bishop
Grand Sentinels
William E. Wilcox
Pittsfield
Walter W. Burnham
Banks Sanford
Brockton
Grand Lodge
Joseph W. Freeman
Central Falls
Arthur G. Pollard
Lowell
Grand Commandery Celebrates 100th Anniversary Conclave
In Corinthian Hall the Grand Commandery hosts a special conclave for the 100th anniversary ceremony. Attending are officers from Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Vermont and Rhode Island, plus delegates from the Grand Encampment. Grand Commander Dana J. Flanders presides with remarks on the order’s growth from three commanderies in 1805 to nearly 15,000 Sir Knights today.
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Corinthian Hall
Masonic Temple
Knights Templars
United States
Harry Hunt
Melrose
Grand Chapter
Massachusetts
Frank B. Wilson
Bristol
Rhode Island
Forrest E. Burke
Grand Council of Massachuestts
Frederick Be, Sammis
Warren
Grand Council of
Thomas J. Walker
St. John
N. B
Grand Priory of
Canada
Flanders
George L. Perin
John Harrison Woods
Grand Commandery
Knight Templars
Grand Banquet Closes Festive Knights Templar Event
About 300 members of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templars of Massachusetts and Rhode Island gathered at the Somerset banquet hall for a formal close. The evening featured 13 speeches led by Commander Flanders and included music by Carter's Orchestra and the Harvard Quartet amid ornate décor and ceremonial regalia.
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Knights Templars
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Somerset
Banks Sanford
Henry W. Rugg
George C. Purington
Edward L. Freeman
Charles A. Stott
Joseph W. Fellows
Samuel J. Bryant
George L. Perin
D. D
Lafayette G. Blair
William B. Melish
EE. Bentley Young
Arthur McArthur
Carter
Thomas M. Carter
Harvard Quartet
Jeffries Point bill aids Gloucester fishing vessels repairs
Senator Heman A. Harding of Chat ham earns praise from Cape district constituents for backing a bill allowing Gloucester fishing vessels to repair in Boston instead of winter trips to Gloucester. The measure is known as the Jeffries Point bill.
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Heman A. Harding
Chatham
Cape District
Gloucester
Boston
Jeffries Point
Remedy Based On Right Principle Promises Pain Relief
A writer asserts universal aches afflict nearly all ages from infancy to old age and claims a remedy founded on a correct principle offers relief in all cases, noting the remedy’s wonderful success.
Anti Pain Pills promise quick relief for nerve pain
A testimonial proclaims Dr. Milea Anti Pain Pills ease periodic headaches by soothing irritated nerves and improving blood flow. E M Mooberry of Windsor Illinois credits the remedy with relief after years of pain and urges purchasing only small packages to avoid bulk sales.
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Milea
E. M. Mooberry
Windsor
Ill
Pure Coffee From Well Cared Beans and Mountain Plantations
The text describes coffee made from well cared for and well fed beans, cleaned and properly roasted. It claims upland coffee grown in cool mountain air yields full aroma and flavor from rich soil sourced from top plantations.
Dredging Bill for Point Flats Advances Through Legislature
The measure to dredge the Point flats to allow fishing craft access to a marine railway was introduced by Representatives Flaherty and Sheehan of Ward 2 Boston. Senator Harding backed it in committee and faced an unfavorable Senate Ways and Means report but secured substitution against the dissenting panel. A recon sideration failed yesterday.
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Flaherty and Sheehan
Ward 2
Boston
Harding
Committee On
Senator Harding
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Taylor
East
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George M. Long
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