All Bay State Boys In Band Now In Cuba
Massachusetts youths compose the Marine Corps Band of the Seventh Regiment stationed at Santiago Cuba Frank S Ventie of Weymouth leads the unit The members aged 18 to 24 are all from Massachusetts A letter from band secretary Albert Belanger says the Boston Post is the only daily paper at camp and hopes to play in Boston soon to show home folks their success in Cuba
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Massachusetts
Marine Corps
Seventh United States Regiment
Santiago
Cuba
Frank S. Ventie
Weymouth
Albert Belanger
Boston Post
Boston
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertise Liver Aid
Have color in cheeks and pink skin by using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a calomel substitute prepared after 17 years of study. The vegetable compound with olive oil acts on liver and bowels, starts bile and relieves constipation with safer after effects. Millions sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. Take one or two nightly for results.
Wounded Soldiers Transport Organized by Red Cross in Boston
The Boston Metropolitan Chapter of the American Red Cross formed 12 squads of volunteers to transport wounded American soldiers from the port dock to hospitals. The men’s division is led by Adams D. Claflin with five men per squad and corporals in charge, augmenting the existing women’s division under Mrs. Odin Roberts.
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Boston
American Red Cross
Berkeley Street
Odin Roberts
Adams D. Claflin
Newton Centre
Motor Service Department
Boston Metropolitan
Claflin
First Women Elected to National Security League Membership
In New York on November 19 the National Security League elected two women to membership, a first since its founding. The appointees are Mrs. Thomas J. Preston Jr. formerly Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Miss Maude Wetmore, head of the National League for Women's Service.
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New York
National Security League
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Grover Cleveland
Maude Wetmore
National League For Women’s Service
Armour's Grandson Enlists as Airman
P. D. Armour, 3d grandson of Armour founder, enlisted in the United States aviation corps and received a captain's commission. At 81 he is over the draft age and serves as vice-president of Armour & Co.
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Chicago
P. D. Armour
Armour Packing Industry
United States Aviation Corps
Armour
Armour & Co
City Council to Probe Deer Island Farming Operations
City officials asked the Finance Commission to investigate the farming and livestock work on Deer Island overseen by Penal Institutions Commissioner David B. Shaw. The council noted an odd imbalance with more pigs on the island than officers and inmates at times.
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Finance Commission
Deer Island
Penal Institutions
David B. Shaw
Island pigs and public funds spark council transfers
Councillor Storrow questions the economy of pig farming to dispose of garbage at the island institution. A request to transfer over $12,000 from penal institutions to farming and animals prompts debate as 790 people and 800 plus pigs are considered. The Finance Commission is asked to report before January 1 1918 with action due by December 1.
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Storrow
Penal Institutions
Finance Commission
Carven
Mother M. Bianco Missing From East Boston
Grace M Bianco 32 last seen two weeks ago in East Boston has vanished leaving her 18 year old daughter Florence seriously ill and her husband distraught Police have distributed her photograph and description across New England in hope of a found or clues The missing woman is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall with a fair complexion and chestnut hair.
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Grace M. Bianco
Leyden Street
Boston
Florence
New England
Attempt to wreck new War Castle steamer in test near Manitowoc
Federal officers believe a deliberate act aimed to wreck the War Castle during engine tests at the Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co. Two dock lines held the vessel when one rope was cut, risking a crash through a nearby railroad bridge and probable wreck.
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Manitowoc, Wis
War Castle
Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company
Man Slays Mother Then Gets Life Sentence
Greenfield, Nov. 19. Tadenoz Olczak, 22, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Superior Court and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Olczak killed his mother last June after she ordered him out of the house.
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Greenfield
Tadenoz Olczak
Olezak
Pie Feast for Men in Service at Thanksgiving Market
Soldiers and sailors especially those far from home are invited to a Thanksgiving pie feast as part of the Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association's Thanksgiving Market at Hotel Bruns wick on Tuesday November 27. Free pie made by local women will be available and the Commonwealth Pier receiving station boys will receive a special invitation. Mrs. John Rablin of Milton heads the event with several assistants including Mrs. Herbert Lyman and Mrs. John Balch.
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Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association
Brunswick
Commonwealth Pier
John Rablin
Milton
Herbert Lyman
John Balch
F. D. White
Mary Forbes
Alien women press for naturalization after vote
New York reports a surge in single alien women applying for naturalization papers after women's suffrage. County clerk figures show first papers averaging 17 daily since the election, up from two per day before.
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New York
Sloan's Liniment Relief for Sprains and Strains
The ad promotes Sloan's Liniment for sprained ankles and pulled muscles, claiming it draws out inflammation, improves circulation, and provides quick relief. It emphasizes prompt application and notes its use for joint and muscle pain, backache, gout, chilblains, and other external injuries with sizes 25c 50c and $1.00.
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Sloan
Howe 10 Join Aero Board
R. Howe of New York named civilian member of the Aircraft Board overseeing U S air service development. Howard B. Coffin to head the new board as its chairman after a conference with President Wilson and the Aircraft Production Board. Additional civilian member and organizational plan discussed with the President.
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Washington
R. ¥. Howe
New York
International Harvester Company
Wilson
Howard B. Coffin
Baker and Daniels
Coffin
Howe
Army
Congress
Hide Importers Form War Price Committee in New York
A committee of hide and skin importers led by Edmond Weil was chosen to travel to Washington to confer with the Council of National Defence. They will arrange price fixing for commodities and coordinate supplying government needs.
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New York
Edmond Weil
Washington
Council of National Defence
Moore confirms enlistment in Navy as first House member
Jamaica Plain representative Alfred J. Moore announces he joined the navy saying he is the first man from the House to become a naval service member. He notes public curiosity about politicians enlisting and lists his community and fraternal memberships.
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Alfred J. Moore
Jamaica Plain
Navy
Naval Forces of the
United States
Representative Moore
Army
New Hall for Radio School at Harvard
Harvard Radio School grows toward 2500 students with 2000 enrolled. Acquisition of a new college building to add 500 seats. Austin Hall donated by Harvard for radio students, formerly law classrooms. An operating room for 600 and three classrooms with equipment will open, easing load at Peirce Hall. Harvard becomes naval radio men headquarters.
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Harvard Radio School
Austin Hall
Harvard
Peirce Hall
Naval Radio Men
United States
Inaugurates New Freight Plan on Boston & Maine
The new plan to forward less than carload freight went into effect yesterday on the Boston & Maine railroad. Shippers and management worked out the plan to conserve equipment and reduce car and train movement, relieving yard and terminal facilities.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Federal official fixes ten cent sugar price in New Hampshire
Hunter N. Spaulding the federal food administrator for New Hampshire announced the retail price of sugar should not exceed ten cents a pound. He said combination sales of foodstuffs except sugar and cornmeal in certain proportions were absolutely forbidden.
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Concord
N. H
Hunter N. Spaulding
New Hampshire
Constipation Tied to Headaches and Remedy Promoted
Article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative that relieves headaches by clearing intestinal congestion. It appeals to mothers for children and notes the product is sold by druggists for fifty cents with a free trial bottle offered by Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
Rash on hands ends winter eruptions with Cuticura
Mrs Rose Bean of Fall River Mass describes three winters of itchy inflamed hands with oozing rashes. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she recovered before finishing one box and one cake. Free samples offered by mail. Soap 25c Ointment 25c and 50c.
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Rose Bean
Park St
Fall River
Mass
Cutiura
Dept. H
Boston
How to Relieve Head Noises and Restore Hearing
An old home remedy claims a prescription to lessen head noises caused by ear pressure. Mix Parmint with hot water and sugar, take four times daily, to reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes and balance middle ear secretions, purportedly improving hearing.
A Smooth White Skin That Defies Weather
An advertorial claim promotes reorised wax as a cure for chapped roughened or discolored skin. It promises a smooth velvety complexion by nightly application and suggests ordinary mercorized wax from druggists will improve blotchy acne freckled sallow or over red skin in under a fortnight.
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ALL Bay State Boys
Santiago, Cuba
Olive
Red Cross
Security League
Biriges
C. A. Briggs CO
Cambridge, Mass
Wrade
Marek
P . Oa] McUlo’. A
Mark
Paramount
Artcraft Pictures
Paramount and
Artcraft
Famous Players ~ Lasky Corporation
Cone Laney Tin Owe Cees
NEW YO
Council
House of Correction
Ask Fin. Com
S Aid
Neal
Neals
Maurice Ketten
Johns
Snob
John
TWAVE
Siloan
Aero Board
THE
Nashua
N.H
Lydia E. Pinkham
Detina Martin
Bowers Street
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Law Building
Cuthura
Stone Drug Store
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