Olive Tablets offer gentle constipation relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a non calomel laxative option for chronic constipation and torpid liver. They are sugar coated olive colored tablets that promote normal bowel and liver action without griping and cost 10c and 50c per box. The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio markets them through druggists.
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Calomel
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The
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Valuable Discovery in Complexion Beautifier
A complexion beautifier using mercolized wax absorbs well and doubles as an emollient. Apply before bed and wash off in the morning for a smooth, rested look. Reported to remove wrinkles and flabbiness with a simple powder solution.
Goethals Withdraws Resignation as Panama Governor
Major General George W. Goethals has withdrawn his resignation as Governor of the Panama Canal Zone. He announced the decision on arriving aboard the Cristobal from New York after a U.S. vacation, citing the recent slides in the Gaillard cut that closed canal traffic.
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Panama
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal Zone
General Goethals
Cristobal
New York
United States
Gaillard Cut
General Goethals Plans Panama Stay Amid Canal Work
General Goethals said he would remain in Panama until the canal condition allowed his departure. He announced he had cabled Secretary of War Garrison withdrawing his resignation effective Nov 1. He has no further canal comment and will study the slides after discussing with Lt Col Chester Harding and starting a personal review.
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Goethals
Panama
Garrison
Chester Harding
King Victor Emmanuel Escapes Shell Fire at Front
In Udine Italy October 6 King Victor Emmanuel narrowly escaped a fatal shell near the firing line. His horse was wounded by shrapnel while he urged troops forward amid Austrian shelling. He swapped mounts and returned to lead the advance shouting Savoy as troops stormed the Austrian position at the spot later named the King's Spur.
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Udine
Italy
Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Greatest fair day in Brockton crowds despite rain
Large turnout for New England Day at Brockton fair with horse shows, midway attractions, balloon ascensions, a dirigible flight, monster auto, band concerts and children's events. Ella Ivers of New Bedford led horse show with blue ribbon wins. ribbons awarded to horses from Ziegler of Noroton, Krafts of Boston, Willis Brook Farm, and Hanley Co.
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Brockton
Leo Stevens
Ella Ivers
New Bedford
William Ziegler, Jr
Noroton
Witnesses Named in Rockefeller Suit Trial
William B. Lawrence Allan Buttrick and John Bickford of Boston are summoned as witnesses in the United States suit against William Rockefeller set for trial in New York this month.
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William B. Lawrence
Allan Buttrick
John Bickford
Boston
United States
William Rockefeller
New York
Senator Hollis Mystery of Whereabouts Deepens
The article reports Senator Hollis is ill and his location remains secret while his wife seeks legal separation. Alleged reports place him in Canada after an appendicitis operation. Friends note Mrs Hollis seeks separation rather than divorce and acknowledge uncertainty about a future remarriage.
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Hollis
Canada
Concord
Feud Alleged in Senator Hollis Disappearance Rumor
The article reports rumors of a long standing feud between Senator Hollis and General Streeter as a factor in the senator's absence from New Hampshire. Streeter denies any feud and says he has no comment on conduct of the case, while allies await Hollis health and possible formal service of papers.
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General Streeter
New Hampshire
Holli
Senator Hollis
Post
Manchester
N. H
United States Senate
International Joint Commission
Cosmos Club
Taft
Boston & Maine
Allen Hollis
Washington
Europe
Senate
Ibijah Hollis
Warren Given Life Sentence for Second Degree Murder
Charles E. Warren of Allston was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labor for murder in the second degree after pleading guilty on advice of his attorney. The case, tried in East Cambridge, involved the June 5 shooting of William G. Green, a Newton restaurant keeper, and concluded after a two day trial with Warren entering a guilty plea to the lesser murder count.
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Charles E. Warren
Allston
Raymond
Superior Criminal Court
Cambridge
Warren
William G. Green
Newton
Emperor Francis Joseph gravely ill in Vienna reports
Rome dispatch says the Austrian emperor is dangerously ill and that the crown prince Baron von Burian and Count Tisza have been summoned to Vienna. The Secretive reports aim to avoid disturbing the international situation as the 85 year old ruler's condition is repeatedly contested.
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Rome
Paris
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Baron von Burian
Count Tisza
Laporte Re elected Editorial Chairman of Harvard Crimson
Cloyd Laporte from St. Louis was elected editorial chairman for the college year after an 18 week contest among Crimson editorial writers. Philip C. Lewis of Indianapolis Howard A. Whitney of Augusta Maine and William H. Meeker of New York were chosen as assistant managing editors.
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Harvard Crimson
Cloyd Laporte
St. Louis
Philip C. Lewis
Indianapolis
Howard A. Whitney
Augusta
William H. Meeker
New York
McCall Launches Three Week Western Massachusetts Campaign Tour
Republican gubernatorial candidate Samuel W. McCall starts a three week tour across Hampden Berkshire Hampshire and Franklin counties with events in West Springfield Lenox Pittsfield Adams Shelburne Falls Greenfield Miller_s Falls Fitchburg Marlboro and New Bedford He also attends the Brockton Fair as guest of the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange and offers a $500 reward for solving Behind the Bolted Door in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
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Samuel W. McCall
Hampden
Berkshire
Hampshire
Franklin
West Springfield
McCall
Lenox Hall
Pittsfield
Adams
Shelburne Falls
Connecticut
Northampton
Greenfield
Miller's Falls
Worcester County
Fitchburg
Fitchburg Fair
City Hall
Marlboro
New Bedford
Brockton Fair
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Sunday Post
Romance of Tufts Dental School Leads to Wedding
A romance that began in the Tufts Dental School classroom will end in marriage as Dr Joseph M Kelley of Watertown weds fellow Class of 1914 member Dr Helen C Pierce. Plans are secret and the exact date is unknown as Kelley filed an intention at City Hall yesterday.
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Tufts Dental School
Joseph M. Kelley
Watertown
Helen C. Pierce
City Hall
36 Inch Percaline and Sateen Fabric Lineup
An advertisement lists 36 inch perc line fabrics with full color options and silk like finish, plus 32 and 36 inch black and white sateen soft lustrous lines. Also 36 inch black and white stripe and check sateen fast color with silk appearance and minor imperfections. Includes 36 inch black yarn dyed satin warranted not to crack or wear. Original values shown.
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Abe Ek
PAC
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