Plant Juice touted as cure for stomach and related ailments
An advertisement claims Plant Juice restores stomach function and supports liver and kidney health. It cites testimonial from H. M. Crawford of Boston regarding his wife’s decade of indigestion and pain, noting rapid relief after eight days, and promotes Liggett's Drug Store as the local distributor in Boston.
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Boston
H. M. Crawford
Clifton Street
Crawford
Liggett’s Drug Store
Washington and
Avon Streets
Shaw May Favor Foss Candidacy Announcement
William Shaw a Prohibition candidate for governor said he would withdraw in favor of ex governor Foss if Foss secures a prohibition plank at the Republican convention for state and national prohibition adoption.
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William Shaw
Foss
Foss Seeks Republican Nomination for State Prohibition Push
The article notes Mr Fos must win the Republican primary to gain the nomination. It states that with either McCall or Cushing ahead, no prohibition action will occur in the state. Shaw praises Foss for a calm critique based on his experience with liquor’s harms in politics and industry. Foss plans a statewide tour supporting State and national prohibition.
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Fos
McCall
Cushing
Shaw
Foss
Hank and His Animal Friends Capitulate
A playful Sunday Post comic caption hints Hank and animal friends yield in a cheerful scene. The blithe tease promises a lighthearted, humorous strip for the upcoming weekly section.
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Hank
Mass Court of Foresters Opens 36th Annual Session
The High Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters begins its 36th annual session this morning at Convention Hall St Botolph Street. About 800 delegates from lodges across the state are expected to attend.
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Massachusetts Catholic Order OF Foresters
John H. Dillon
Park and Recreation Department
Convention Hall
Boston
High Court
St. Botolph Street
Convention Delegates Gather for Greater Boston Fraternal Event
A three day gathering opened with a reception for delegates by the Past Chiefs Rang ers Association and the Associated Courts of Greater Boston in Symphony Hall. The event drew high dignitaries including Cardinal O Connell Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley with 40 000 members statewide and plans for constitutional amendments.
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Associated Courts
Greater Boston
Symphony Hall
Order
Joseph A. Sheehan
Thomas F. Tremble
Mary F. F. Digan
Thomas F. Haley
Ball Committee
Thomas J. Shields
John P. Quigley
John F. Brooks
Bessie J. McCugh
Charles L. McCarthy
Cardinal O’connell
Walsh
Curley
Clinton Court
Clinton
SS. Peter and Paul Court
South
Boston
Order Halt in Deportations at Local Immigration Office
Commissioner Skeffington on Long Wharf received orders to suspend deportations to Italy until further notice. About 75 detainees remain, with 1300 more aboard the White Star liner Cretic due tomorrow. An earlier sinking prompted a ban on deportations to the British Isles on non American-flag vessels.
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Henry K. Skeffington
Long Wharf
United States
Italy
Cretic
British Isles
How to Reduce Your Weight By Natural Methods
Advertisement extolling weight loss through outdoor activity and keretin capsules. It claims five to ten pounds of excess fat harmfully burdens health and beauty, and urges daily dosing and weekly weigh-ins to reach normal weight. It promotes keretin capsules as harmless and digestion aiding, with quick visible results.
Consider Your Eyes How Often Do You Bathe Them
Public notice urges care for tired eyes and promotes Dr Isaac Thompson s Eye Water. The ad asks readers to use eye bath regularly and claims a bottle will save strain. It offers a free kit upon request and provides ordering details with a sales pitch.
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Isaac Thompson
Ruggist
Seas & Co, T
Massachusetts and the Nation Opportune Trade Suggestions
The monogram Massachuset ts and the Nation from N. W. Ayer & Son argues Massachusetts leads in many areas and presents trade opportunities aimed at Bay State manufacturers. It highlights opportunities to arrest attention with proposals to expand its commercial reach.
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Massachusetts
N. W. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
Bay State
Union
Old Bay
Massachusetts leadership and trade missed chances in distribution
The monograph argues Massachusetts, home to about 2.6 million, leads in production yet lags in marketing and distribution. It cites footwear leadership, advertising gaps in textiles and linens, and widespread trade marks known only to insiders, urging broader consumer awareness and brand promotion.
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Massachusetts
Plan to reorganize Franco American Republican Club of Massachusetts
At the annual convention the club discussed reorganizing into a federation of local clubs to boost state Republican activity. Felix Gatineau, retiring president, presented a report and a committee was named to study the federation plan. New officers include Henry Achin Jr as president and Edward A. Brodeur as secretary with a long executive slate.
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Republican Club
Massachusetts
American House
Felix Gatineau
Southbridge
State Club
Henry Achin, Jr
Lowell
Telesphere Leboeuf
Webster
Jean B. Paradis
Fall River
J. N. Carriere
Fitchburg
Edward A. Brodeur
Worcester
Emile J. Prard
Springfield
Raoul Beaudreau
Marlboro
George J. Rabouin
North Adams
Alfred Lemoine
Framing
South Boston Girl Not To Be Deported
Margaret Quilty related to Nora Quilty and Mrs. Martin Ford of 267 West Second Street South Boston was released from Ellis Island after a fortnight detention and near deportation, saved by efforts of Congressman Gallivan.
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South Boston
Margaret Quilty
Nora Quilty
West Second Street
Martin Ford
Ellis Island
New York Harbor
Gallivan
Radcliffe Girls Set Pansy Day Twice Weekly
A Cambridge decree allows Radcliffe College girls to pick pansies on campus every Tuesday and Thursday for the remainder of the college year.
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Radcliffe
Cambridge
U S Trust Opens New Court Street Banking Rooms
The United States Trust Company debuts its new banking rooms at 30 Court Street in a recently completed building. The layout features a 30 by 80 foot public area, bronze grills, marble counters, burglarproof and fireproof design, and direct access to Scollay building corridors and elevators. The basement houses safe deposit vaults and consult rooms, with architects Blackall Clapp and Whittemore and supervision by Thomas Bruce Boyd of New York.
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The
United States Trust Company
Court Street
Court Square
New Scollay
Messrs. Blackall
Clapp & Whittemore
Thomas Bruce Boyd
New York
Thomas Ellison
Ventilated Banking Room Features Modern Air System
The bank uses hermetically sealed large windows and revolving doors to keep outside air from entering. Fresh air is cleansed in an air washer then heated or cooled through pipes and driven by a large fan through ducts to all rooms, ensuring a dust free germ free circulation without open windows. Security vaults lie on the first floor behind heavy bronze grills and are among the latest designs.
Elizabeth Zepfler Declines Return to Wellesley
Miss Elizabeth Zepfler, daughter of Louis Zepfier, coal merchant of 115 Fair Oaks Park, says she will not return to Wellesley College this spring. The former class of 1915 member will wait for the fall session and has remained at home since her suspension, spending the weekend in Minot with her parents.
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Needham
Elizabeth Zepfier
Louis Zepfier
Fair Oakes Park
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Zepfler
Minot
Five Million Dollar Car Transfer Draws City Crowd
A large automobile carrying cash and negotiable securities valued at 16 million dollars was moved in five trips from the United States Trust Company offices in the Sears building to the new bank location near Court Street and City Hall Annex. Police guarded the route as crowds gathered along Yourt Street yesterday afternoon around 7:30 PM.
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United States Trust Company
Court Street
Sears
City Hall
Parcel post to Italy suspended by Italian post office
The Italian post office department notified the United States of the suspension of parcel post between the two countries. Packages already in transit will be returned to the senders.
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Washington
Italian Post Office Department
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