Gets-It corn pain relief advertised in 25 cent bottle
Advertisement touts Gets-It as quick relief for corn pains and calluses. Claims millions use it worldwide and promises immediate easing so wearers walk freely. States product available from EB Lawrence & Co Chicago for 25 cents.
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Ruggist
EB. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
Simple home facial method promises quick skin lift
A dated advertisement urges readers to mix saxolite and witch hazel in a solution and bathe the face for two to three minutes after tightening the skin to reduce wrinkles worry lines and sagging. The claim is that this harmless method instantly restores youthful freshness and improves facial contour.
Boston Seen as Hotbed of German Austrian Propaganda
Providence editor urges Congress to declare war on Austria citing German directed espionage in Boston. Rathom traces German and Austrian spies along docks, ships, clubs, and factories and condemns pro war collaboration with Austria as crippling to national unity.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Providence
Austria
Rathom
Germany
United States
Providence Journal
New York
Boston
Wilson
Congress
Italy
Olive Tablets Promise Youthful Vitality
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel to tone the liver and cleanse the bowels. It claims better health and spirits from a gentle, olive colored tablet sold in 10c and 25c boxes by all druggists.
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Edwards
Ohio
Eds
Campaign to Add 2000 Zionists in Greater Boston
A campaign to recruit 2000 new Zion Association members in Greater Boston launches with a Tremont Temple mass meeting honoring Britain's Palestine homeland plan. One hundred volunteers will form ten membership teams to canvass Jews in and around Boston seeking supporters for Zionism.
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Zion Association of
Greater Boston
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Palestine
Boston
Health Department Nurses Dance for 101st Regiment Fund
Final arrangements are made for a Friday night dance by Health Department nurses at the Municipal Building in South Boston. Proceeds go to the 101st Regiment fund. Delegations from navy yards, forts, Commonwealth Pier, Bumpkin Island, and aviation schools will attend with sailors and soldiers. Guests include Mayor Curley and Dr Mahoney. Committee listed with Louise Lundy as chairman.
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Health Department
Broadway
Boston
101St Regiment of
Commonwealth Pier
Bumpkin Island
Navy Yard
Boston Harbor
Schools For Aviation and Radio Service
James M. Curley
Francis X. Mahoney
David D. Brough
Elizabeth Phillips
Miss M. Callanan
Louise R. Lundy
Elizabeth L. Smith
Barbara N. Coughlin
Helen Lyons
Sarah V. Barry
Mildred B. Ashley
Isabelle Emery
Mary M. O'Malley
Helen M. McLaughlin
Helen M. Hackett
Mary J. Burns
Anna McLaughlin
Grace M. Moran
Catherine Kelley
Anna O’connor
Mrs. Connolley
Cure Liquor Habit At Home With Tescum Powders
Druggist reveals a private formula to cure alcohol dependency using Prepared Tescum Powders added to coffee or tea. Testimonials claim complete sobriety within weeks, with a money back guarantee from Houghton & Dutton Co. and other druggists.
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H. J. Brown
Cleveland
Europe
Tescum
Houghton & Dutton Co
Wentworth Institute Enrolment Increases Significantly
Principal Arthur L. Williston reported at the board meeting that Wentworth Institute's enrollment rose about 60 percent over six years. Applications for admission this year set a record, while current enrollment stood at 1566, reduced by wartime conditions.
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Arthur L. Williston
Wentworth Institute
Firemen transfers ordered by Fire Commissioner Grady
Fire Commissioner Grady yesterday ordered transfers to take effect at 10 a m Friday. Hoseman Henry P Doherty moves from Engine 16 to Engine 18 and Ladderman James J Smith moves from Ladder 28 to Ladder 29. John D McMackin to Engine 16 Patrick F Haggerty to Ladder 28 and John F Cusick to Engine 17 also assigned.
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Firse
Grady
Henry P. Doherty
James J. Smith
John D. McMackin
Patrick F. Haggerty
John F. Cusick
Counterfeiter Holden Sentenced to 10 Years
Joseph Holden alias Frank Allen pled guilty in Federal District Court to possessing and passing Liberty half dollars. Secret Service says the notes are remarkable imitations that ring true but are lighter than real coins. Holden was indicted by the federal grand jury Tuesday and sentenced by Judge Hale to ten years at the Atlanta penitentiary.
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Joseph Holden
Frank Allen
United States
Secret Service
Federal District Court
Hale
Atlanta
Holden
Federal Grand Jury
Orrine treatment promises sobriety for drink habit
The Orrine remedy claims complete suppression of alcohol cravings with a money back guarantee if no results. Available as No 1 secret and No 2 voluntary forms for $1 per box, sold by Liggett's Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington DC.
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Orrine Co
Washington, D. C
Liggett’s Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
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