Doan's Kidney Pills Offered For Kidney Ailments
A Boston reader Mrs. A Banks reports backaches dizziness and limb pains improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The note touts the remedy as an excellent treatment for kidney trouble. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Buffalo NY sale agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Dean
Boston
A. Banks
Sumner
Mass
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Lancastrian Overdue Ship Reported Possibly in Distress
Shipping men think the big four days overdue Lancastrian, London to Boston, may have broken down at sea and is being towed by Red Star liner Menominee. Captain Feynon aboard the Warren Maer Michigan sighted the Menominee 500 miles east of Boston as night fell. The Michigan reported icy seas and tempest, with heavy weather and snow during its voyage.
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London
Boston
Red Star
Antwerp
Feynon
Warren Maer
Michigan
Wees
Warren
Bynon
Turkey Prices Rule The Thanksgiving Market In 1206 District
Crowd fills the market district as stalls post turkey prices from Vermont to Rhode Island and various fowl. Buyers rush to beat the rush before the holiday with quick sales and discounts noted by vendors. A bold chase ends with a teamster seizing a runaway turkey after a crowd of 200 pursuers scatter near St James Church.
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Post
Joseph Kettler
Harrison Avenue
St. James Church
Beach Street
St. James
Kettler
R. H. White Co. Clerks to Share Christmas Profits
The R. H. White Co. will distribute thousands of dollars in its annual profit sharing during the holiday rush. The plan includes all employees from cash boys to top clerks and even juvenile help, promoting rivalry and a sense of belonging within the store.
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R. H. White Co
Fireman Spencer to Retire on Pension After 36 Years
George I. Spencer a hoseman with Bergine Company 234 Roxbury will retire on Thanksgiving morning with a pension of 690 dollars yearly. Born in the 1840s or 1850s he joined the Boston fire department May 1 1878 and has served at multiple engines and chemicals including Engine 94 3 14 25 Chemical 10 and Engine 24. He lives at 30 Mt Pleasant avenue Roxbury.
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Boston
George I. Spencer
Bergine Company
Warren Street
Roxbury
Spencer
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Beautiful Church Singer of Worcester Defendant in Divorce Suit
Worcester November union. Mrs Elizabeth Roberts-Rice a renowned Worcester church and concert singer faces a divorce filing by her husband who accuses her of being seen at a hotel with a young clothing salesman on Navy night. He hired private detectives to verify the incident.
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Worcester
Elizabeth Roberts-Rice
Young Roxbury boy among nation’s youngest auto operators
Ralph A. Denison a 12 year old Roxbury resident living with Mr and Mrs S N Denison on Sachem street holds licenses in Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire. He recalls a trip from Brattleboro Vermont to Boston in heavy snow eight inches and says he navigated with only a road book.
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Ralph A. Denison
S. N. Denison
Sachem Street
Roxbury
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Brattleboro
Boston
Recital by F Morse Wemple At Jordan Hall
A large audience attended a recital by F Morse Wemple of the New England Conservatory faculty. The program featured German songs two groups, Leoncavallo Prologue to Pagliacci, and songs by Chadwick Parker and Humphrey.
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Jordan Hall
F. Morse Wemple
New England Conservatory of Music
Leoncavallo
Chadwick
Parker
Humphrey
Mayor Orders Turkey Dinner for Children on Thanksgiving
Mayor Fitzgerald approves a Thanksgiving turkey dinner for the boys at Parental School for Truants in Roxbury and the house of reformation at Rainsford Island. He directs the Children's Department trustees to replace roast pork with turkey, marking a historic change in the department's holiday menu.
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Roxbury
Fitzgerald
House of Reformation
Rainsford Island
Witzgerald
Children's Department
Children’s Institutions Department
Garrett A Cross Dies After Childhood Back Injury
Garrett A. Cross of Danversport magazine writer and poet dies at his parents home in Lynn after a back injury from a 30 foot fall as a child at St. Joseph's Church. His death mourned by literary circles across the state.
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Lynn
Garrett A. Cross
Danversport
Cross
St. Joseph's Church
St Stephen's Parish Reunion Tonight in Moon Street Hall
St Stephen's parish hosts a large reunion at St John's Hall Moon Street with a grand minuet featuring twenty four maidens and courtly gallants. Miss Rose T Byrne directs rehearsals while guests enjoy dancing and refreshments into the early hours.
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St. Stephen's
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Rose T. Byrne
Margaret O'Connell
Rena Murphy
Frances Lafferty
Mollie White
Katherine White
Katherine Sinnott
Veronica Meagher
Agnes Gavin
Elizabeth Grady
Mollie Crowley
Helen Sinnott
Elizabeth Crowley
Agnes Thompson
Nora Grady
Almira Hennessey
Julia Cresden
Theresa Heasley
Minnie Riley
Helen Gibbons
Nellie
Walton’s Name Approved for Lynn School Ballot
The Supreme Court settled the dispute over Lynn Republican nominees and ruled Waldo P. Walton may appear on the Lynn school committee ballot. Walton had been kept off due to residency claims by Lynn ballot commissioners who argued he lived in Ward 6 last May, not Ward 7. The court overturned this, allowing his name to appear.
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Supreme Court
Lynn School Committee
Waldo P. Walton
Shoe Cuty
Watton
Ward
Deestrick Skule Delights Brookline in Town Hall
Hundreds enjoyed Ye Deestrick Skule staged by the Brookline Young Men's Catholic Association at Brookline Town Hall. The event, praised as a social, musical and financial success, featured Elmwood Orchestra and performances by Lillian Boies Archie Nolan Stephen Welch Mary V. McGrath and others with praise for Rev Father John Sheehan and the arranging committee.
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Brookline
Archie Nolan
Albert Pr. Murray
Stephen Welch
Mary V. McGrath
John Walsh
Charles Krickham
Arthur Furfey
John Managan
Booklovers' Contest Guidance and Author Name Rules
The notes explain how to identify the author with correct spelling, allow two-name variants, and state no residence restriction for contestants. It covers acceptable formats for author names, book titles on coupons, and the use of alternate names like Miss Mulock or D M Craik for Dinah Maria Mulock Craik.
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Daily Lost and Sunday Post
Boston
Booklovers
Foster
P. QO
Mass
The
Post
Boston Post Booklovers
Boston Post
Inquirer
Waltham
Everett
the Post
Charles Calnan
W. H
Lynn
Jin
Dinah Maria Mulock
George Lille Craik, Jr
Miss Mulock
Tnah Mulock Craik
D. M Craik
Sither Wvill
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