Williams Pink Pills claimed cure for rheumatism
Mrs Cota of West Cheshire Connecticut recounts a cure from rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The advertisement asserts rheumatism is a blood disease and that the pills purify blood, rebuild nerves, and improve digestion and sleep. They are sold by druggists or by mail at 50 cents per box, six boxes for $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cota
West Cheshire
Conn
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Sch
Believe Bishop Seymour Dying In Springfield
Bishop George F. Seymour of the Episcopal diocese of Springfield grows weaker from pneumonia. Bishop Coadjutor Osborne reported from the bedside that he did not believe the bishop would live another 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
George F. Seymour
Episcopal Diocese of
Osborne
Seymour
Amateur troupe stages Merchant of Venice in Huntington venue
The Young Men's Excelsior Association presented Shakespeare’s comedy The Merchant of Venice last night in Howe Halls Huntington avenue with spirited acting elaborate costumes and warm applause. Shylock Portia Bassanio and Jessica performances drew praise and a floral reception capped by attendance from James J. Storrow David Elis and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakspere
Howe Halls
Huntington Avenue
Young Men's Excelsior Association
West End
Spirit
S. A. Block
Shylock
Gertrude I. Sacks
Portia
J. S. Weinstein
Bassanio
A. Wasserman
Jessica
James J. Storrow
David A. Elis
Edward J. Bromberg
Fred J. Kneeland
Porter Will Resist Return In Extradition Fight
John T. Porter, jailed in Calais Maine on Cambridge police charges, fights extradition for assault with intent to kill a Cambridge officer. Captain Hurley heads to Maine to secure Porter's return. Porter, with a long criminal record, was released from State prison after nearly 15 years for assaulting a Brighton woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Porter
Calais
Cambridge
Patrick McNamara
Captain Hurley
Maine
Porter
Joshua Bancroft
Harvard Street
McNamara
Frank Tracy
Tracy
Brighton
Edward Waters
Waters
Pine Street
Boston Appraisers' Stores Site Debate Over North End
Merchants oppose the North End site for Boston appraisers stores triggering possible government purchase despite protests. Officials expect a $900,000 appropriation to be cut by $250,000 if the North End is chosen, with alternative sites on Broad Street or Atlantic Avenue proposed. Roosevelt to hold a hearing in about two weeks as Lodge Crane push to reject the North End plan continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
North End
Congress
James J. Richards
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Post
Treasury Department
Mr. Richards
Daniel D. Morss
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Morss
State Street
Atlantic Avenue
Broad Street
Custom House
Roosevelt
Lodge
Crane
Richard Bartholdt
Public Buildings Committee
Washington
Senator Lodge
Hi Davis Thanksgiving Aid Sparks From Post Story
The tale of veteran actor Hi Davis living in poverty drew public charity as townspeople and theatre people delivered money and food to his Temple Street lodging. A teenage girl, Leona Garland from East Boston, and others contributed meals and coins, while Miss Jennie Williams recalled Davis’s generosity in earlier days. Davis expressed gratitude and said he would rather work than beg, hoping for sustained help beyond the immediate relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Davis
Temple Street
Davis
Ma’ams
Missus
Boston
Leona Garland
Princeton Street
Everett
Charity
Jennie Williams
Harry LaMarr
Mr. Davis
Hi Davis
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America
R. H. White Co
Hathaway
Edison
Bowdoin
Phono. CO
Green
Chardon &Sts
Joseph Grady
Moni
Bester
Sun
Howe
Ision Mepe
Gereral
First Baptist Church
Central Square
Jewell
Chelsea
Frederick M. Jewell
Blossom Street
S’riday
Sterry
South Boston
John F. Brerey
Cecilia Sterry
Urns
East Third Street
Gate of Heaven
J. NEWMAN @ SONS
Tremont
Vison
Washington ST
G.gregor
A. E. Nettleton
Syracuse
Men’s Soc
Men’s Sec
Jaeger
Brig
Guin
Mite
HL. Davis
By . Hood
C. I. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
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