Plant Juice Promises Health For Revere Beach Woman
An advertisement touts Plant Juice as a liver and stomach system tonic. It features Mrs. Nellie Hegan of Oak Island Street Revere Beach praising its effects after ten years of stomach issues and weight loss. The Plant Juice Man and Liggett Drug Co store at Washington and Avon Streets promote the remedy to locals.
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Nellie Hegan
Oak Island Street
Revere Beach
Liggett Drug Company
Washington and
Avon Streets
Pony Pets Move Into Norwood Mansion
Former governor general of the Philippines plans a grand polo ponies stalls inside his new Norwood home to shelter two favorite ponies beneath the same roof as himself.
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The
Philippines
Norwood
Forbes to House Polo Ponies in Norwood Residence
W Cameron Forbes, famed sportsman and former governor general of the Philippines, will keep two intelligent polo ponies on the first floor of his $125,000 Norwood home as box stalls are added in the new house to keep the animals close at hand.
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Norwood
W. Cameron Forbes
The
Philippines
Lavish Norwood Mansion to Feature Ponies Quarters
A new Norwood residence nearing completion plans elaborate ponies quarters near living rooms. Arab traditions inspire the care for two ponies owned by polo enthusiast Mr Forbes, with 60 rooms finished in costly Philippine woods. Architects Russell and Little and contractors Mitchell and Sutherland declined comment on the project.
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Forbes
Norwood
Philippines
Russell & Little
Mitchell & Sutherland
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted for Kidney Relief
An old advertisement warns that backache can signal kidney trouble and urges quick investigation. It claims Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules provide near immediate relief from kidney and bladder issues and guarantees satisfaction with refunds. Prices listed as 25c 50c and 1.00.
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Haarlem
Holland
Husband abducts wife in violent escape from New Hampshire camp
Mrs. Hobbs fled from her husband Charles Hobbs after years of abuse and threats. An armed break in at a camp in Atkinson, New Hampshire led to a pistol rifle confrontation as Hobbs and two men seized her in Portsmouth bound for Haverhill. She was later found with injuries and Hobbs was arrested with a warrant as a fugitive from justice. A second brother Henry Hobbs is being hunted.
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Hobbs
Haverhill
Portsmouth
Jenness House
South Street
N. H
State Line
Jenness
Captain Burke
Guptill
Shaw
Massachusetts
Charles Hobbs
Sullivan
Atkinson
Mrs. Hobbs
Henry Hobbs
Boston
Eastern Illinois football player dies from game injuries
Paul Root aged 18 fullback for Eastern Illinois Normal School died in a hospital from a fractured skull sustained in Saturday’s game against Norman University of Bloomington Illinois. He died today at the hospital.
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Charleston
Ill
Paul Root
Eastern Illinois Normal School
Norman University of Bloomington
Little Devil of Grand Opera Teaches Boston Women Flair
The Boston Opera Company stars Miss Elvira Amazar, arriving quietly to instruct Boston women in flirting and dress. Her mission, shrouded in playful name, aims to uplift style and poise without fanfare.
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Grand Opera
Boston
Elvira Amazar
Boston Opera Company
Miss Amazar Tells Boston Women To Learn Flirting
Miss Amazar the Russian flaxen haired agitator visits Boston and declares Boston women are too cold and haughty. She plans to teach flirting as an art with the help of baritone George Baklanoff and a lavish wardrobe to wake up the city's social scene.
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Miss Amazar
Post
Boston
George Baklanoff
Gate Tender Hit by Train at Springvale Crossing
Jeremiah Roach gate tender for the New Haven road at Springvale crossing Canton was killed instantly while walking the track on his way to church yesterday morning. He had 25 years of service and is believed to have failed to hear an approaching freight.
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Jeremiah Roach
New Haven
Springvale
Canton
Worsted Company to Reopen Mill at Concord Junction
The Strathmore Worsted Company mills in Concord Junction will reopen tomorrow morning after a year shut. War orders are not driving the restart, but steady work is promised for many workers at least until summer. Several former employees plan to return after relocating.
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Concord Junction
Strathmore Worsted Company
Cow Rescue Crew Arrests After Stable Fire
A fire tore through the stable of M. M. Carter, a milk dealer at 77 Elm Street Wakefield, driving 31 cows from their stalls. Two employees were briefly arrested on suspicion but released after identification. Damage estimated at 1000 dollars.
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M. M. Carter
Elm Street
Wakefield
Carter
Opera Host Swoops on Home Town
Boston’s grand opera company joined Pavlova Ballet Russe to storm Back Bay station last night and capture a fleet of taxicabs.
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OPERA
Swoops ON
Boston
Grand Opera Company
Pavlova Ballet Russe Company
Back Bay
Notable Boston Arrival of Opera Company Cast and Guests
The Boston Grand Opera Company welcomed Tamaki Miura and a star-studded cast led by George Baklanoff, Felice Lyne, Elvira Severoni, Maria Gay, and others after arrival from the train. Max Rabinoff, managing director, introduced the troupe at the Hotel Lenox as locals queued for taxis.
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Tamaki Miura
Professor Miura
University of London
George Baklanoff
Boston
Baklanoff
Felice Lyne
Elvira Severoni
Maria Gay
May Schneider
Rome
Elizabeth Campbell
Canada
Thomas Chalmers
Lenox
Hercules
Max Rabinoff
Bartlett P. Crenner Dies in Somerville After 40 Years in Trade
Bartlett P. Crenner a prominent Boston shoe and leather market figure died at 61 Adams Street Somerville on Saturday. Survived by a widow and three sons Robert P. Crenner John T. Crenner and David N. Crenner. Funeral to be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Bartlett P. Crenner
Boston
Adams Street
Somerville
Mr. Crenner
J. A. & G. F. Roberts
A. W. Packard & Co
Robert P. Crenner
Tnited States Navy
John T
David N. Crenner
Rheumatism Sufferer Credits Var-ne-sis Recovery
Officer George H. Palmer of Lowell Massachusetts describes severe rheumatism and sciatica, then attributes dramatic improvement to Var-ne-sis after doctors said no help. He notes better digestion, resumed work, and no pain since using the remedy. He cites free information and a consulting office in Boston.
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George H. Palmer
138Th Street
Lowell
Mass
Boston
W. A. Varney
Lynn
Boylston Street
Men Parade Before Dorchester Church Hear Speaker
More than 600 men gathered at the Second Congregational Church of Dorchester to hear Rev. Dr. Milton S. Rees discuss reasons found in Dorchester why more men are not Christians. A prior street parade with about 250 marchers carried banners and sang hymns.
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Second Congregational Church
Dorchester
Milton S. Rees
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