Well Known Arlington Man Elated Over Recovery From Rheumatic Neuritis
Arlington resident George Clark testifies to relief from rheumatic neuritis after using Varnesis. He describes severe past pain and weakness, praising the preparation and urging others to learn more. W A Varney of Boston claims nationwide evidence and offers investigations and a $1000 reward for genuine testimonials. Varnesis marketed as a herbal remedy with no harmful drugs and available through druggists.
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Arlington
George Clark
New England
Mystic St. Arlington
Mass
Clark
W. A. Varney
Boston
Boylston Street
Lynn
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promote Elderly Relief
An old time home remedy promises relief from age related pains and bladder issues. The advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal remedy for joints backache rheumatism lumbago and kidney bladder liver and stomach ailments with a money back guarantee and three sizes available at druggists.
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Haarlem
Hearlem
War Tax To Wilson Thursday
Washington reports the great war tax bill should reach the President for signature by Thursday after conferees agreed last night. Leaders in both houses expect the bill to pass with little chance of amendments despite anticipated opposition to some sections.
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Washington
House
Senate
Shipbuilders Meet in Boston to Discuss Labor Supply
New England shipbuilders gather at the Boston Chamber of Commerce reading room at 10 this morning for a two day conference on maintaining adequate labor for New England shipyards. Rear Admiral Bowles will oversee as officials in Washington relay messages on the Navy Department and Emergency Fleet Corporation stance.
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New England
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Service Department
Division of Construction
Emergency Fleet Corporation
F. T. Bowles
Washington
Navy Department
United States Department of Labor
War Profits Tax Bill Seen Raising About 2.61 Billion
House conferees expect a final total near 2.61 billion dollars with hints it may rise by around 15 million. Details list taxes from income and excise categories, plus imports, transport, stamps, and assorted goods. Conference leaders Simmons and Kitchin praise the measure and Kitchin plans a detailed explanation of the war profits tax to justify a roughly 900 thousand dollar increase.
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Virgin Islands
Senator Simmons
Representative Kitchin
Kitchin
Senate
Death of Francis Welles Hunnewell Noted Episcopalian Leader
Francis Welles Hunnewell prominent Episcopalian layman in eastern Massachusetts dies at his Wellesley summer home. He chaired the endowment fund for the western Massachusetts diocese and led hospital fundraising. Hunnewell served as senior warden of the Church of the Advent and held multiple diocesan roles. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the Church of the Advent with additional services at the Wellesley residence.
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Francis Welles Hunnewell
Massachusetts
Boston
Wellesley
Church of the Advent
Hunnewell
Children’s Hospital
Buildi Nes
House of the Good Samaritan
Great Lakes Seamen Get Raise No Strike
The Great Lakes seamen strike was called off after the Shipping Board acted as arbitrator and granted wage increases. Other wage and working demand details were waived pending board investigation.
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Great Lakes
Washington
Shipping Board
Raid on La Chateau in Attleboro Yields Seizures
Early morning raid on La Chateau, a noted automobile resort on the Boston and Providence road in North Attleboro, resulted in seizure of several thousand dollars worth of liquors and wines. Proprietor Oscar Dishville was arrested on charges of unlawfully exposing liquor for sale. Police listed 60 prominent Boston, Providence and Attleboro figures among those named, including young women aged 17 to 25.
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Attleboro
Oscar Dishville
Boston, Providence
Appropriates Car Boy Arrested In Cambridge Joy Ride
Thomas Mulroy aged 15 of 99 Fifth Street South Boston is lodged at Harvard Square police on unlawfully appropriating an automobile. He began a joy ride in John Buckley’s car from 82 Beacon Street Somerville and was stopped on Brattle Street Cambridge.
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Thomas Mulroy
Fifth Street
Boston
Harvard Square
Young Mulroy
John 8
Buckley
Beacon Street
Somerville
Brattle Street
Cambridge
First Gift To Post Santa Claus Fund
The Boston Post Santa Claus editor receives the first contribution for the 1917 fund. A donor signs as XYZ and sends $2 to provide Christmas toys for children in need.
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Santa Claus
Boston Post
Higgins and McLaughlin Wed at St Angela’s Church
Miss Agnes Higgins of Dorchester and James McLaughlin of Wakefield, both employed in telephone service, were married last evening at St Angela’s Church Blue Hill Avenue. The bride is a chief clerk at the Milton telephone exchange.
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Agnes Higgins
Blue HM Avenue
Dorchester
Milton Telephone Exchange
James McLaughlin
Wakefield
New England Telephone Company
St. Angela's Church
Blue Hill Avenue
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India
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Wilson
Francis W. Hunnewell
E.B. Horn Co
Washington St
M’laughlin
Higgins
Stickeras
Jordan Marsh
Sc C. B
Crowley & Milward
Sanford & Sons
Artloom
Alex, Smith & Sons
Brussels
Cneseneres
Gloria
Royal Wilton
Royal Axminster
Redfern
de Bevoise
Hamburg
Vardi
Franklin St
Liggett, Riker-Jaynes
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