Miss Alice Lowell Weds James Hardy Ropes at Emmanuel Church
At Emmanuel Church Newbury Street yesterday Miss Alice Lowell daughter of Mrs Edward J Lowell Common wealth avenue married James Hardy Ropes an instructor at Harvard Divinity School The couple exchanged vows in a setting of white chrysanthemums and palms The bride wore white satin with tulle and orange blossoms The ceremony was by Rev Leighton Parks A breakfast followed at the bride's mother 40 Commonwealth avenue
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Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Alice Lowell
Edward J. Lowell
Commonwealth Avenue
James Hardy Ropes
Harvard Divinity School
Guy Lowell
Leighton Parks
Mr. Ropes
F. Richards
F. E. Lovxell
E. C. Lee
Aw Aah Ripley
F. L. Coolidge
K. T. Dyer
J. W. Platner
W. R. Trask
G. C. Harding
Marriage of Lillian Clarke and Ralph Kirtland in Newton
Last evening the Vendome State suite hosted the wedding of Miss Lillian M. B. Clarke and Mr. Ralph Kirtland of this city, with Rev. Dr. Mc Daniel officiating. The ceremony featured Gott's Orchestra, a cream Duchesse satin gown for the bride, and a canopy of asparagus vines and white roses. Guests included numerous Clarke and Kirtland relatives and friends from Albany, Chicago, New York, Ware, Judson, Providence, and St. Louis.
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The
Vendome
Lillian M. B. Clarke
Ralph Kirtland
McDaniel
Newton
Miss Clarke
Frank S. Wilson
Walter Gooding
Arthur Craig
Johne Stevens
Christine Lord Brown
Cora E. Bellows
Gott
E. G. Kirtland
Charles Kirtland
Kirtland
New York
Paul Gore Street
Jamaica Plain
Everett Clarke
Arthur Clarke
Edward J. Brown
Mildred E. Brown
Carrie Goodwin
George C. Champlin
Albany
David Owen Eaton
Lillian Shedd
Sebridge
William H. Mills
Eleanor Train
Otis Train
William D. Pierce
Helen M. Kittredge
Sarah R. Sage
Ware
A Lulu Brown
George Savary
Angus G. Craig
Warren B. Foote
J. B. Foote
Benjamin H. Bradlee
Rufus Brown
Emery Bemis
William Odforne
J. Rawlings
Rawlings
M. A. Remick
C. K. Whitney
Wheeler
George H. Penderast
H .M. Cartwright
Caroline Th
Adelaide Beaumont Camp
Charlies Mackie
John Reardon
Daniel A. White
Harry Ellsworth Clifford
Adelaide M. Smith
Charles Corken
George F. Winslow
Alfred 8. Norris
Bertram E. Taylor
E. Tudor Hart
George Garland
George J. Spaulding
Eugene Foss
T. DD. Roberts
W. Laselle
John Briggs
James Landy
Thur H. Stoddard
George W. Winslow
Walter 0. Lee
John ©. Lane
Herbert M. Plympton
Margaret Magennis
Helen M. Winslow
Faulkner
Grace L. Rogers
R. G. Kendall
Frederick Hurd
Misa A. M. Brown
Chicago
Judson
Providence
St. Touls
Bennett Crimmings Wedding in Somerville Church
Miss Annie B Crimmings former Bennet School teacher Somerville wed Daniel J Bennett of Somerville at St Josephs Church Union Square yesterday morning. Bridesmaid Miss May G Connor and best man Mr Thomas F. were in attendance.
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Annie B. Crimmings
Bennet School
Somerville
Daniel J. Bennett
St. Joseph’s Church
Union Square
May G. Connor
Thomas F
Honest Man's Advice on Coffee Substitutes
An old note urges honesty with the body and suggests quitting coffee for Postum Food Coffee. It claims this change turns invalids into men and frames health as a protest by Nature against wrongdoing.
Ward 18 caucus shapes bid by Isaac B Allen
A Ward 18 caucus features Councillor Isaac B. Allen pursuing aldermanic aims while another hopeful, described as an accidental councillor, garners twenty eight votes against the regular ticket. In Ward 1, Thomas Norton Hart trails Curtis with 580 to 130 as Jesse M. Glove acts as escort.
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Isaac B. Allen
Thomas Norton Hart
Jesse M. Glove
Curtis
Hart
Bennett nuptials in Somerville with Connor ushers
Bennett of Somerville married with M. Connor and Frank Bennett serving as ushers. Ceremony followed by a reception at Simon Connor's residence, 2% Church street. The newlyweds will live at 27 Stone avenue, Somerville.
Citizens' party of Chelsea nominates mayor candidates
The Citizens' party of Chelsea held a Lincoln Hall convention in Lincoln to nominate a mayoral candidate and aldermen. A 3 member ward committee was chosen to report a slate to the convention next Friday night.
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Citizens’ Party of
Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
Board of Aldermen
Waltham Conventions Nominate City Leaders in Two Parties
In Waltham on November 23 Republicans renominated Mayor Charles P. Bond by acclamation with George L. Mayberry opposing him on Republican papers. Democrats named William V. Hyde for mayor and slate aldermen in wards 1 through 5, with wards 5 and 7 without nominations.
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Waltham
Charles P. Bond
William V. Hyde
George L. Mayberry
Bond
Albert M. Rand
George H. Doty
F. Cobb
James Beatty
George F. Leslie
Charles Ss. Hammond
John F. Coolidge
Timothy O. Connell
James A. McTiernan
William I. Simmons
John L. Sanderson
Irving E. Thomas
Mayor Dickinson Renominated by Springfield Republicans
Mayor Henry Dickinson was unanimously renominated by the Republican municipal convention in Springfield this evening.
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Springfield
Henry Dickinson
Feeney Woburn's Choice in Democratic Caucus
In Woburn, Nov 23, Mayor John P. Feeney was the Democratic caucus choice for renomination, with delegates nearly unanimous. In Worcester, Nov 23, Republican ward caucuses selected delegates to back Rufus B. Dodge Jr. for mayor and to nominate candidates for aldermen including B W Potter and others.
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Woburn
John P. Feeney
Worcester
Rufus B. Dodge, Jr
B. W. Potter
A. M. Thompson
N. P. Hunt
Henry Brannon
George S. Hatch
Charlies H. Hildreth
Hodges Wins Quincy Mayoral Nomination at Democratic Convention
In Quincy on November 23, former Mayor William A. Hodges secured the Democratic nomination for mayor. Councilmen-at-large nominated were William N. Eaton James H. Slade Luther S. Anderson Rupert F. Claflin and Albion I. Dixon. Dr Henry B. Hallowell was nominated for school committeeman at-large.
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Quincy
William A. Hodges
William N. Eaton
James H. Slade
Luther S. Anderson
Rupert F. Claflin
Albion I. Dixon
Henry B. Hallowell
Gloucester Mayoralty Nominee French Wins Convention
In Gloucester Republican party proceedings ex mayor William W. French secured 44 votes for mayor with Frank E. Davis gaining 19 and George H. Merchant 1. The school committee ticket named W Frank Parsons Dr Conant and William H Collins.
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Gloucester
William W. French
Frank E. Davis
George H. Merchant
W. Frank Parsons
Dr. Conant
William H. Collins
Democrats Nominate Fowler for Mayor in Northampton
In Northampton on November 23 the Democrats nominated Joseph L. Fowler for mayor and E. T. Clapp for city clerk. Clapp, a Republican, was rejected by a Republican convention last night over allegations of Democratic affiliation.
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Northampton
Joseph L. Fowler
E. T. Clapp
Clapp
Page Likely Chicopee Mayor Nominee After Caucuses
Springfield report: Thomas C. Page leads with a majority of delegates and is likely the Republican nominee for Chicopee mayor after tonight’s caucuses.
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Springfield
Thomas C. Page
Chicopee
Dover Votes Quietly Democrats Field One Mayor Wins
In Dover New Hampshire on election day 1919, the city election was notably quiet. Democrat candidates ran only in Ward 6 with Dr Charles A Fairbanks elected mayor.
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Dover
N. H
Charles A. Fairbanks
Vague Election Note Notes Ward Data And Missing Wards
A fragmentary election tease lists Ward 1 and references missing wards 8 and 25. It includes scattered numbers like 346 272 278 161 and nonsensical strings, offering little clear context beyond terse counts and unresolved ward references.
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Seine 9
Ccceveceesedseesees Tatas
Ana
Ward caucuses favor Curtis as tensions rise in Boston GOP scene
In Ward 1 Chapman schoolhouse and Ward 7 North Bennet Street schoolhouse caucuses Curtis backers swept early wins amid heavy turnout. Ward 2 Dorchester saw orderly voting with 1377 ballots as ex Mayor Curtis supporters claimed an edge. South Boston and Back Bay wards showed Curtis strength while debates over ward committees and contested delegates shaped the night.
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Curtis
Boston
Chapman
Neus
Common Council
Chales T. Witt
Cochran and Curtis
Peter Morrison
Edward G. Graves
Bennet Street
William Berwin
Clarence P. Weston
Alpheus Sanford
Berwin
Back Bay
John E Smith
Charles Atkins
George H. Moore
George A. Crocker
South Boston
Sanford
Stephen W. Marshall
Marshall
Dorchester
Whiting Nominated for Pittsfield Mayor by Democrats
Pittsfield on November 23 reports the Democratic municipal convention nominates W. W. Whiting for mayor in a decisive party action.
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Whiting
Pittsfield
Democratic Municipal Convention
W. W. Whiting
True confession in Texas jail letter shocks town
A Morgan Texas special reports that in March Joseph E Blanther alias Forbes killed himself in Meridian jail after being jailed for murdering Mrs Langfeldt. He told fellow prisoner Pitts he also killed Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams and wrote a note urging the truth to save Durrant.
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Houston
Tex
Morgan
Joseph E. Blanther
Forbes
Meridian
Langfeldt
Blanther
Pitts
Lang
Iredell
Betterments Won Again in Cambridge Aldermen Fight
In Cambridge last night the pro betterment tax side won again as the vote for a second reading of the paid assessments was 5 to 4 after a suspension of rules. Alderman Keith led the opposition to abolish all assessments.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Keith
Election slate by ward names and candidates listed
Ward 19 candidates Herman Birkenmaier John Pfau Job Wells. Ward 20 Edwin Bell Wilbur Adams Louis Howard. Ward 21 Samuel Jones Frederick Klemm Alfred Newmarch. Ward 22 Charles Adams Paul Folsom Abram Jordan. Ward 28 Andrew Brauer Charles Dennis Konrad yous. Ward 24 William Harvey Willard Hib bard Harry Whall.
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Herman Birkenmaier
John F. Pfau
Job H. Wells
Edwin D. Bell
Wilbur F. Adams
Louis T. Howard
Samuel C. Jones
Frederick W. Klemm
Alfred Newmarch
Charles F. Adams
Paul F. Folsom
Abram Jordan
Andrew Brauer
Charles W. Dennis
Konrad Yous
William E. Harvey
Willard W. Hibbard
Harry B. Whall
John Marno
Peter Morrison
Edward G. Graves
J. Wilson Parks
Joseph B. Maccabe
Alonzo E. Winn
John A. Webster
E. M. McPherson
Jesse M. Gove
William G. Smith
Thomas B. Grimes
Gilbert M. Stalker
Joseph J. Dennison
Andrew P. Fisher
Gilbert W. Carpenter
Edgar F. Keen
Charles West
Herbert B. Hobbs
Francis Meredith, Jr
William B. White
Willim P. Bryant
Everett Torrey
Edward E. Churchill
Willis W. Stover
Warren B. Hadley
Mark E. Smith
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Frank W. Easterbrook
Horatio Williams, Jr
George Hayden
George N. Swallow
George H. Gammans
Edward W. Presho
William Scampton
George W. Bliss
Florentine K. Bradman
Francisco di Pesa
William F. Pope
Henry Strauss
Michele Cangiano
Joseph Barron
Staley Earl
Arthur H. Alford
Frederick M. Brinnick
John E. Gill
Rodney F. Payrow
Edward F. Starkey
Josiah W. White
Charles F. Morgam
Charles M. Horton
William H. Vialle
Francis Hayden
Allan H. Farnham
Julius J. Schriftgeisser
James W
George S. Shridge
Joshua B. Holden
Franklin F. Roundy
Edward A. Trowbridge
Laarence M. Stockton
Frank H. Briggs
Benjamin *. Powell
Wiliam F. Atkinson
Carl Brandt
Charles R. Saunders
Parker H. Kemble
William L. Reed
George Buckle
James B. Noyes
John W. Johnson
James F. Biss
Albert A. Gleason
Frank Vogel
John B. Morrison
Frank W. Brown
Everett H. Jenney
Samuel E. Courtney
William G. Mackie
Edward P. Sands
Leon ©. van Bever
Samuel B. Sterne
Charles A. Record
John J. Vartisch
Charles J. Geler, Jr
Thomas F. Stack
Thomas J. Berry
James T. Fraser
Thaxter R. Groves
Charles
Elmer E. Clark
Edward B. Swett
William H. Ames
Joseph Lundy
Frank A. Newell
Walter CG
Silver
Charles B. Woolley
Joseph Uttley
Jacob Bernhard
Charles H. Diges
George W. Beardsley
Valentine Richter
John F. Miller
Albert E. Taylor
George Kh. Totman
Cornelius Vander Pyl
Wiliam Lentz
Frank E. Granger
Joseph Esselen
Albert F. Norris
John I. Pfau
James Howell
Charles ©. Taft
Charles W. Richardson
Baker
Charles B. Loring
Edmund T. Lamb
George Munroe
Herman Junisky
Henry E. Bowden
John R. Gillespie
Edward Griggs
George Bridge
Charles H. Davis
Fletcher Houghton
Pratt
Charlies H. Messinger
Clarence W. Starratt
Frederic W. Rugg
Arthur W. Joslin
Charles M. Draper
Albert Gareern
Thomas ©. Hadey
Albert B. Carr
Samuel E. Smith
Percy E. Hunt
Tilton
Bell
Fred A. Emery
Philip J. Sondheim
Edmund Weber
George M. Scates
Frank R. Pumphrey
Albert B. Root
Theodore Lenz
Henry A. Withington
Frederick W. Whiteley
Ward
Frea C. Gilpatrick
J. Loring Thayer
Franklin L. Codman
Walter W. Strangemen
William F. Greene
John T. Preston
Henry A. Moore
William H. Sellon
Howards. Wheelock
Charles O. B
Sanford and Codman Clash in Ward Elections
In Ward 20 Sanford supporters claim victory with 1050 ballots cast, while opponents insist a close margin. Codman and Herbert M. Manks race in Ward 24 is tighter as Curtis allies back Codman and Sanford backers back Manks. An ineligible clerk, Benton H. McCurdy, caused a late ruckus. A circular accusing Sanford backers of taking funds from Mayor Quincy drew sharp criticism.
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Sanford
Codman
Herbert M. Manks
Curtis
Benton H. McCurdy
W. C. Terrie
Quincy
New City Committee Members by Ward Listed
A long list details Ward by Ward names for the new city committee. Wards 1 through 24 show step by step allocations including John Marno and Peter Morrison in Ward 1 and further names across multiple wards with numerous repeated spellings and some garbled entries.
Nominations for City Council by Ward Listed
The article inventories candidates by ward including Ward 1 Charles J. Albee and A Dudley Bagley, Ward 2 Gilbert Carpenter, Herbert Hobbs, Charles West, Ward 8 Ernest Howard and others, through Ward 18 Warren Brooks and Johnstone with a final total misread as Totmana.
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Charles J. Albee
A. Dudley Bagley
Collingwood
Millar
Gilbert W. Carpenter
Herbert B. Hobbs
Charles West
Ernest Howard
George B. Meachum
Edward L. Nelson
George A Garland
Charles O. Shute
Henry B. Taylor
Horatio Williams, Jr
Merton EB. Jenkins
William A. Kibble
Charles W. Poe
W. Howard Archer
Cyrus K. Babb
Joseph Barron
Harry Becker
Michael J. Maloney
Fred L. McLaughlin, Jr
Thomas BE. Gaskell
Francis J. Kennedy
Canning E. Marden
Moses P. Pickering
Robert E. Powers
William Scheidwasser
Henry W. Stillings
Charles A. Atkins
Walter E. Nicho S
David R. Robinson
Edward A. Armistead
William
B. Stevens
George Holden Tinkham
David B. Chamberlain
Arthur G. Wood
Samuel P. Fash
Frederick M. Vance
Joseph Warburton
George Defren
Robert W. Fouldham
Horace N. Hatch
Charles E. Eddy
Frederick W. Farwell
Arthur P. Russell
Amos J. Gordon
Joseph Lundy
Edward B. Swett
Warren Brooks
William J. Johnstone
Totmana
Aldermanic slate delegates listed in convention
The aldermanic slate holds 301 of 466 delegates. John S Richardson seeks a board seat, likely replacing a current Republican member if Curtis pushes. Aldermen Dyar Paige Berwin Presho Colby Lott Codman hold respective ward delegations totaling 466 delegates.
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Johns
Richardson
Curtis
Berwin
Dyar
Paige
Presho
Colby
Lderman Lott
Codman
Mahoney Denies Seeking McManus Mayoral Delegation
In a letter to the editor, Councilman P John J Mahoney of Ward 16 denies claims in a Tuesday evening paper that he sought a place on the McManus mayoralty delegation for Ward 15. He reiterates support for the regular Quincy delegation led by Henry F Naphen and the aldermanic slate, urging ward interests and the Quincy cause.
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McManus
Ward
Quincy
Henry F. Naphen
William S. McNary
John J. Mahoney
Quinns Friends Confident In Alderman Bid
Friends of Senator Quinn claim strong support after a wide canvass and predict his delegation will match last springs ward committee results, leading his opponent two to one. They say he remains in the race and will seek voters’ approval if nominated.
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Wells Schoolhouse
McLean
Blossom Streets
William Berwin
William W. Farr
Berwin
Simon Frankel
Leverett Street
Daniel Collins
Spring Street
Quinn
Letter on Ward 17 political meetings and caucus
Roxbury on November 23 letter from Charles I. Quirk to Councilman Timothy L. Connolly requests use of Vine Street Chapel in Ward 17 for political meetings on November 22 24 and 25. He urges a public address before the caucus and opposes the Quincy led delegation.
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Charles I
Quirk
Timothy L. Connolly
Ward
Vine Street Chapel
Ward 17
Josiah Quincy
Roxbury
Charles I. Qui
Thanksgiving Night Rally in Hudson Street Ward Room
A rally in Ward 7 at the Hudson Street ward room on Thanksgiving night will advocate for Quincey, Quinn, and Dove. Speakers include Senator Lemansky, Quinn, Hayes, McNary, Quirk, and Reidy, with Michael T. Callahan presiding.
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Hudson Street Ward
Ward
Quincey
Quinn
Dove
Lemasney
Hayes
McNary
Quirk
Reidy
Michael T. Callahan
Two Men Arrested in Fur Theft Case
Inspectors Whitman Shields Tryder and Gaddis of headquarters arrested William Bowen of 19 Pine Street and Charles and Kent of 27 Hudson Street for larceny of 150 dollars worth of furs from an express team late last evening.
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Whitman, Shields, Tryder and
Gaddis
William Bowen
Pine Street
Charles &. Kent
Hudson Street
Nine Democrats Withdraw From City Council Race
Nine Democratic candidates for the Common Council withdrew before deadline at the Democratic city committee HQ 342 Washington Street. Withdrawn are Walter FF Pitts Ward 6 John J Fay Ward 8 James P OBrien William A McGuinness Charles Zieman Ward 1 Austin J McGivern Ward 18 Daniel A Buckley and Robert J Marchbenik Ward 22.
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Common Council
Democratic City Committee
Washington Street
Walter FF. Pitts
John J. Fay
James P. O’brien
William A. McGuinness
Charles Zieman
Austin J. McGivern
Daniel A. Buckley
Robert J. Marchbenik
American Wringer Company Advertisement
The American Wringer Company lists addresses at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Arch Street. It manufactures clothes wringers mangies and carpet sweepers and offers repair service. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Prescott Bros
Cornhill
New Great South American Kidney Cure Claims Rapid Relief
Advert says relief from kidney and bladder disease in six hours. Claims promptness in easing bladder and back pain for both men and women. Sold by Geo. C. Goodwin & Co. at a store location.
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Remedy
GEO. CG Goodwin
Gage Delivers Currency Reform Talk At Chamber Dinner
The 129th annual Chamber of Commerce dinner in New York featured Treasury Secretary Lyman J. Gage as guest of honor and speaker. President Alexander E. Orr presided. Mayor-elect Van Wyck and honorary member Seth Low were absent. Gage urged currency reform to secure banking foundations without harming the money supply and cited benefits for Southern and Western districts lacking banking capital. The event highlighted calls for prudent reform backed by patriotism.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico
Newsboy Badges Offered By The Boston Post
The Boston Post offers to supply newsboy badges at its own expense for those arrested for lacking city badges. Newsboys must leave names and addresses with The Post’s business manager by Saturday Nov 27. Licenses to sell papers cost nothing and are obtainable at City Hall.
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Boston Post
The
Post
Boston
City Hall
Newsboys Arrest Sparks Badge License Debate in Boston
Boston police conducted a crackdown on newsboys selling papers without a minor license. Officers arrested fifteen on Sunday, while others were rounded up to verify licenses. The dispute centers on a 75 cent badge purchase, seen as a barrier for poor boys, with calls for a cheaper badge and clearer city action.
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Wyman
Station 10
Board of Aldermen
Boston
United States
City Hall
Post
Department
Do Not Be Alarmed Look for the Cause of Heart Trouble
The article argues most heart disease is not organic and links heart trouble to poor digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe daily aid to digestion, claiming regular use can cure stomach troubles, with 50 cent packages and a free book from Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
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