Tremont Temple Crowded for Gypsy Smith Evangelist Message
Gypsy Smith drew a diverse Boston crowd to Tremont Temple for a Sunday afternoon service promising the glory of God and city salvation. The packed house included businessmen families and youths as the evangelist urged believers to live by Christian precepts, noting that the service targets sinners, not saints.
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Gypsy Smith
Tremont Temple
Nervous disorders linked to female ailments probed in service
A reader reports relief from nervous prostration after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound amid a Gypsy Smith revival. The preacher's emotional sermon drew hundreds as he urged renewed vows and public pledges to fight vice, with daily services announced.
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M. E. Shotwell
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
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E. Pinkham
Sultans Health At Cost Of Lives In Constantinople
Thousands have been exiled or vanished for discussing Abdul Hamid’s health. Officials announce he cannot make this year’s customary visit to the shrine of Mahomet, raising doubt about his condition.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Mahomet
Handling Initial Articles in Book Titles and Pseudonyms
The note explains that leading articles such as A An and The are ignored in book titles. It adds that well known pen names can be stated as the author rather than their birth name. The guidance focuses on standardizing title references and author attribution in bibliographic practice.
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Mass
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Treasure Island
Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Machines Heal Joints Faster at Roosevelt Hospital
Stiff joints are being treated with an arthro motor and radiant heat at Roosevelt Hospital. The device uses electric powered motion and heat to gentley manipulate joints with no pain, managed by a nurse and daily 30 minutes heat and massage plus 15 minutes mechanical work. Cases of badly sprained ankles have healed in two weeks.
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New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Panama Celebrates Its Third Anniversary With Festivities
The republic of Panama marked its third anniversary in Colon with bull-baiting and amusements in the afternoon and fireworks at night. Weather was splendid. A thanksgiving service was held yesterday, followed by a reception for consular officers and notable locals, and a solemn municipal council session.
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Colon
Republic of Panama
Brigade Of Young Girls Organized In London
A new departure in drill brigades has been introduced in North London by Captain Baker with a Girls Brigade. The Islington unit, hundreds strong, boasts an excellent band and has won prizes for drill and smartness. Their scarlet uniforms feature white braid blue dresses and a red fez. Eight companies include medalists in proficiency and physical culture drill.
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London
Baker
Islington
George S. Baker Dies at Hyannis Home
George S. Baker a wealthy retired Boston business man and stock broker died at his Hyannis residence at age 63. Death cause listed as stop page he is survived by a widow.
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Hyannis
George S. Baker
Boston
Salem Boy Slain in Gypsy Camp Accident
Pierre Savard fifteen, son of Joseph Savard of Salem, was shot and killed at a gypsy camp on Loring avenue by an accidental discharge of a 22 caliber rifle. Police searched for a theft suspect but took no arrests.
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Salem
Pierre Savard
Joseph Savard
Loring Avenue
Lynn
Savard
Romeo Jacques
Jacques
Boy Shot by His Brother in Accidental Farm Incident
In Norway Maine on November 4 18 year old Alvin Howe was accidentally shot in the shoulder by his 10 year old brother John. The arm was amputated but doctors expect the injured youth to survive. A shotgun in the barn triggered the accident which the younger boy did not know was loaded.
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Norway
Alvin Howe
Paul Howe
John
Maj Gen Ketcham Dies at 74 in New York City
Congressman John Henry Ketcham of Dover Plains died of apoplexy in a New York hospital at age 74. A Civil War veteran he led the 150th New York as colonel and was breveted major general. He served multiple terms in the House and, after reapportionment, represented the 21st district as a Republican candidate for re election.
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New York
John Henry Ketcham
Dover Plains
House of Representatives
150Th
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Stomach Pains Vanished by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs Racha el Gardner of Wilsey Kansas describes years of severe stomach pain heartache and headaches. After failed conventional medicines a friend advised Dr Williams Pink Pills and she improved rapidly. The pills reportedly cure indigestion bloodlessness influenza headaches backaches and nervous disorders and are sold with a money back guarantee and postage options.
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Schenectady
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