Cure claimants list for Osmomic physicians in Boston area
Deafness and other diseases allegedly cured by Osmomic physicians are promoted with a long list of names and addresses across Massachusetts. The notice touts X Ray treatment and claims cures for catarrh deafness bronchitis stomach disease nervous disorders skin diseases birthmarks and facial blemishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Brown
Beacon St
Brooks Line
Daisy Richarda
Linden St
Allston
J. Hewson
Winthrop St
Winthrop
R. Casey
Tufts St
Cambridge
FE. F. Grant
Highland Ave
C. A. Priest
Rockingham St
R. Pleschinger
Nichols St
Everett
Power
Aoedeen Ave
FE. Bernard
Williams St
Newton
Nellie Edgecomb
Otis St
Watertown
J. Carson
Dover
Mass
E. Bell
Buckingham St
Boston
Mis. J. Bell
Margaret Balcom
Crescent St
Newton Centre
Enid Dow
Eeveigh Hill Terrace
Somerville
Ebighton
Pine St
Hyde Park
E. Jake
Norwood &J
Holand Ellis
Albion
Mayor urged to fire workers to fund 1919 budget
Finance Commission calls on Mayor Peters to prune the payroll, eliminating "students and surplus workers" to free funds for wage hikes. It favors targeted raises for day laborers, mechanics, police, and fire departments while opposing broad grants and a three-day off policy amid war conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Finance Commission
Fire Department
Sergeant Promotion for Boston Draftee Mahoney at Devens
Daniel J. Mahoney of 152 M Street South Boston, recently made corporal at Camp Devens, is promoted to sergeant. He is attached to the Seth Machine Gun Battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Mahoney
M Street
Boston
Camp Devens
Séth Machine Gun
High pressure system urged by Boston fire board
President James H. Carney of the Boston Board of Fire Underwriters urged adoption of a high pressure fire service system noting rising fire waste and insurance costs. He said the city would benefit, especially in downtown fires, with fewer men and less apparatus. Elections: Carney president. Kimball VP. Cabot secretary treasurer. Cornish Davenport Winchester Dunkle Rogers on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Carney
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Boston
President Carney
Charles H. J. Kimball
F. Elliot Cabot
John J. Cornish
Alfred Davenport
Edmund Winchester
R. J. Dunkle
W. H. Rogers
H. H. Soule
H. A. Kneeland
J. W. Spooner
George F. Nudd
South Boston Men arraigned for leather sole theft
Thomas P. Nee and Daniel Ryan of South Boston faced Judge Wentworth in Municipal Court yesterday on larceny of leather soles charges. Both were found guilty. Ryan received two months in the House of Correction while Nee was sent back to the Concord Reformatory where he was on parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Nee
Daniel Ryan
Boston
Wentworth
Ryan
House of Correction
Nee
Concord Reformatory
National Civic Federation Opens Home Needs Bureau
A new general information bureau on home matters opens at the cottage on the Common. Minnie S. Turner will staff 9 to 5 daily, with Mrs. Aubrey Hilliard assisting Tue/Wed. The bureau offers problem solving, a lending library, food testing and recommendations, and trials of housekeeping devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civic Federation
Minnie S. Turner
Aubrey Hilliard
Cleveland Lieutenant Dies by Suicide Near Camp Dodge
Lieut Bruce P. Robinson of Cleveland, stationed at Camp Dodge, Iowa, killed himself by diving under a train at Grimes near the cantonment. Military authorities did not disclose a motive for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Camp
Dodge
Bruce P. Robinson
Grimes
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Axminster
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Thistle
Wilton
Oak
New York
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N. Y
New York State
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State Education Department
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M. D
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Brookside Creamery
Brookside
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Northfield
Weu Ost
Bomety Conner
Armour's
John T. Connor CO
Food Administration
Fin. Com
Peterson Monday
MacDonald
Civic Federation
Worcester
Hazel Stanhope
Delaware Street
Freemont Street
Ward
Mother Hubbard
Silver Queen
Sunkist
Ward Baking Company
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