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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
14
Mrs Hudson of Marshbank reports constant pains after eating and bitter reflux before trying Fruit-a-tives. She credits the fruit juice tablets with relief after doctors failed. Sold at 50c per box, 6 for $2.50, trial 25c, from Fruit-a-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY or dealers.
A 50 cent Non-Secret Rheumatism Remedy promises relief from aches and pains in arms legs and torso. It claims to destroy uric acid and aid kidney and bladder troubles without opiates or narcotics. Sold by druggists or mail from Non-Secret Remedy Co Philadelphia with Woodward Drug Co Tremont Street listed.
A dressmaker recalls gallstone surgery five years ago with four weeks in hospital and recovery then relapse. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, saying it cured her and urges friends to try it. The ad claims the preparation removes intestinal mucus and inflammation, with a money back guarantee.
Senate military committee chairman Wadsworth was informed by Assistant Secretary Phillips that Russian Bolsheviks are using every opportunity to promote propaganda in the United States aimed at overthrowing the present government, a letter released by the State Department shows.
Secretary of State correspondence outlines reasons for refusing export licenses and vessel clearances to Bolshevik controlled Russia. It notes the danger of Bolshevik gold funds entering the U.S. and the centralized rationing system under Bolshevik control. Relief efforts and future aid plans are discussed.
A Boston Boston Mass notice touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as strengthening and antiseptic for preventing loss of lustre. Barbers sell it for fifteen cents and manufacturers offer a bottle for one dollar. T Noonan & Sons Co. 38 Portland street.
Bishop Lawrence to officiate at a Diocesan Women's Auxiliary gathering at Trinity Church Copley Square with an 10 30 a m session and 2 30 p m follow up. Bishop Tucker of Japan to speak at Church of the Advent tonight. Social Service Council meeting notes from Arlington Street Church tomorrow at 10 30 a m. Bible Institute head Don Shelton to address Park Street Church Bible Study with 2 30 and 7 30 p m services. Lectures on Life of Christ at Boylston Congregational Jamaica Plain tomorrow night following Teachers Training Class. Harvard Congregational Church 75th anniversary events tracking tonight Friday and next Sunday. Rev Ashley Day Leavitt to be installed Nov 9. Parish house services feature three papers on church history. Pilgrim Memorial funds talk at Old South Church Nov 16 and Harvard Church Dec 7. Women’s Board of Missions meets at Pilgrim Hall Friday 10 30 a m. Prospect Hill Somerville mortgage burning service Thursday 7 45 p m with speeches by Asa Weeks and Charles Hood.
The second day of the Women's Post No. 29 Boston bazaar at Horticultural Hall featured General Edwards and staff visiting, vaudeville acts, dancing, and the Ruth Fielding Child Players. Proceeds fund a Boston girls club. sales run through Friday evening.
Women of the Methodist Church Foreign Missionary Society closed their golden jubilee convention yesterday. They pledged about 1.82 million dollars for next year with regional targets and a drive to boost membership. Officers were re-elected and an address was given by Dr. Frances J. Heath of Union Medical College Pekin China.
A full day schedule lists a Pontifical Mass for deceased bishops and priests at 9 a.m. and diocesan meetings at Trinity Church and Copley-Plaza Hotel at 10:30 a.m. including a Massachusetts Women's Hospital bazaar, art poster contests, and a hearing on Boston Common slicing. Additional 11 a.m. hearings cover fishermen wages and streets matters, with 11:30 a.m. fall convocation at Old South Church.
Harry Gilman a former U S Navy fireman now in a civilian jail in Oakland California desires to return to the U S naval prison at Portsmouth New Hampshire after completing his term. He fled from the government prison last July while serving three years for desertion and writes that he is conscience stricken and lonesome urging others not to attempt escapes. Gilman 24 and married from Cincinnati has asked the Navy Department to act on his request.
At Hendricks Club last evening Martin Lomasney refused to discuss the governor race or other election questions. News extras cried Coolidge re elected as he left the club. members voiced views on law and order and the police strike, but Lomasney stayed silent.
Retail prices for milk rose today in New York as wages for wagon drivers were increased, avoiding a strike. The increases take effect tomorrow and reach up to one and a half cents a quart for grade B and two cents for grade A, with current prices from 17 to 19 cents.
Wellfleet resident James Munro Mott, nearly 97, voted a straight Republican ticket on Election Day. The long serving Post cane holder in town, he will turn 100 in under three years.
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment for backache cold congestion rheumatic pains and sprains. It claims rapid relief within moments and safer, non staining action after applying a small trial bottle from any drug store. It emphasizes 60 years of use and multiple gold medals.
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