Dr Cascaret First Aid for Bowels Promoted in Pocket Form
A vintage ad promotes Dr Cascaret as constant on hand for heartburn indigestion and constipation. It touts a ten cent pocket box of six candy tablets, claims to exercise bowel muscles without pain, and offers a refill box and free booklet.
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Lawyers Dominate Two Democratic Conventions at Faneuil Hall
Lawyers were prominent at both conventions with officers and credential committees filled by attorneys. Michael J. Sughrue was nominated for district attorney amid cheers as Alderman Linehan faced a ward split and Ward 13 abstained from voting while McDevitt pressed for a recorded vote.
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Boston
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Charlestown
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Strategy Board
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Thomas A. Kelly
James FB. McCarty
Thomas J. Grady
Bartholomew A. Brickley
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Charles A. Rinehart
Michael E. Inn
George F. Mitchel
Chelsea— . Daly
Alexander Carr
August C. Hubner
Francie X. Tirrell
F. J. Finnegan
Revere
Daniel Gallagher
Winthrop
George Harris
Theatre Gossip and Openings Across Boston Venues
A roundup of current productions at Majestic, Park, Tremont, Colonial, Empire, Globe, Hollis Street, and other venues. Highlights include As Ye Sow at Majestic, Park’s Thomas W. Ross engagement, Ditto for The Mayor of Tokio, The Old Homestead at Boston Theatre, and upcoming Burlesque and vaudeville acts with stars like Miss Scheff, Fritzl Scheff, Denman Thompson, and Henry B. Harris's Lion and the Mouse casting. Enduring presences include Mary, Mary Quite Contrary and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde at Globe, with Lily Kemble and Marc Antony in Cleopatra pending.
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Rough House at Suffolk County Republican Convention
Suffolk county Republicans meet tonight at Wesleyan Hall for a convention that may nominate District Attorney Michael J. Sughrue despite organized opposition. Clarence W. Rowley remains a candidate, with others like Colonel Melvin O. Adams and ex Senator William A. Morse declining to run. The gathering will also nominate nine county commissioners to reapportion districts.
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Suffolk County
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Clarence W. Rowley
Melvin O. Adams
William A. Morse
Sughrue
Williams Opposes Whitney in Local Election
The Hon. George Wred Williams backs General Charles W. Bartlett for Governor but will not vote for Tenry M. Whitney for Lieutenant Governor. Williams plans a broadside against Whitney while noting Bartlett is personally acceptable. Republican managers plan active work for the lieutenant governor race.
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Hull Looks Democratic in Local Voting Outlook
A 1919 Hull caucus analysis shows Bartlett as the likely Democratic pick for Lieutenant Governor and predicts a close Plymouth District race in Cohasset Hull and Hingham. Republicans shift with Douglas voters while reciprocity supporters gather signatures and Bart lett’s local support is weighed by town canvasses.
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Catarrh Cure Claim From Scranton Patient
A letter cites Hon. George James of Scranton Pa describing long term catarrh symptoms including hawking throat pain and bad breath. He praises Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder claiming instant relief after first application and cure after several bottles.
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