Mayor Shank to start direct sale of meat and fruit
Indianapolis October 31 Mayor Shank plans direct sale of fresh meat and fruit after proving potatoes can be priced down when sold to the people. He says farmers agree to sell meat directly to consumers and that dealers take excess profits on meat. Apples and pears will be offered at 30 to 40 cents a bushel instead of 50 cents to $1. He estimates meat prices could drop 25 to 35 percent.
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Indianapolis
Shank
HYOMEI Outfit Promises Quick Relief and Germ Killing
MoneyBack touts a HYOMEI outfit with a pocket inhaler to deliver drops four to five times daily. The ad claims rapid soothing of inflamed membranes and germ elimination. A complete kit costs $1.00, with refills 50 cents. guaranteed cocaine and opium free from Booths Hyomei Co. Buffalo NY.
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Booth’s Hyomei Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Americans in China Seek Help as unrest grows
Foreign guards guard missions in Pekin amid rising rebel threats and shifting loyalties. Yuan Shi Kai moves toward the front as reform factions split. northern and southern forces weigh action while garrisons defect or promise reform.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Sin Yuan Chau
Tait Yuan-Fu
Shan-Li
Pekin
China
Canton
Hu-Nan
Hu-Peh
Honan
Shan-Si
Kiang-Si
Sze-Chuan
Manchuria
Chi Id
Shantung
Kiang-Su
Anhwel
Chekiang
Fukien
Kweichow
Yunnan
Chang
Lan-Chau
North China
Tsi-Nan-Fu
Shanchung
Pao-Ting-Fu
Tehchow
Kai
Yin Tenang
Henan
Sin Yang Chau
Biggest color comic section from Sunday Post teased
The Sunday Post promotes its largest color comic section yet calling it family friendly with multiple quirky fanmaker nicknames such as Percy Hank the Hermit Sambo Muggsy Willie Westinghouse Hair breadth Harry and Mrs Rum mage. It invites readers to get it next Sunday for fun for every family member.
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Percy
Hank the Hermit
Sambo
Muggsy
Willie Westinghouse
Harry
Mrs. Rummage
Sunday Post
D4ny
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claim Deafness Cure
A Boston era report cites many residents from Dorchester to Roxbury who were deaf from catarrh or discharged ears. The Osmo-Chemic Physicians claim to restore hearing and banish noises, with testimonials from W C Wright Ira Ashford Miss Gertrude Le Baron Hulda Johnson Frances Bernard Mildred Burgess Alexander Reid F B Bacon Nellie M Brown Fannie Record C S Barker I E Sargent and C L Forbes.
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W. C. Wright
Gethsemane Commandery
Knights of Malta
Everett
Boston
Edwin St
Dorchester
Gertrude le Baron J
Hersey St
Hingham
Hulda Johnson
Pine St
Cambridge
Frances Bernard
Cecilia §T
Mildred Burgess
Pearl St
Framingham
Alexander Reid
D St
Charlestown
Bacon
Rock St
Nellie M. Brown
Aberdeen Ave
Medford
Mass
Sargent
Nichols St
C. L. Forbes
Millmont
Roxbury
Osmeoc
Home treatment and deafness cure claim from 1911 letter
A 1911 inquiry from G. S. Everett of Presque Isle asks if deafness can be cured at home. The letter, dated August 18 1911, reports long ear deafness and head noises with prior failed treatment, then says hearing improved after contacting Osmo-Chemic Physicians and sharing progress.
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Ira Ashford
Union St
Lawrence
Mass
Everett
Presque Isle
Aine
One Month Free Trial for Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer granting one month free care including medicine to patients who are deaf or pale, with a promotion ending in ten days. The notice urges renewal or adoption of the treatment before the deadline.
Dedication of $20,000 Masonic Home in Marion
A large crowd attends the dedication of the $20,000 Masonic building in Marion with Dana J. Flanders of Boston presiding. Grand officers assist as members of Fair Haven Wareham Middleboro and New Bedford lodges participate. A banquet follows the ceremony at what is described as the town’s most elaborate Lodge event.
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Dana J. Flanders
Boston
Fair Haven
Wareham
Middleboro
New Bedford
Pythagorean Lodge
Marion
Order
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