Whose Auto Is This Identifies Local Car Photo
A Boston Post contest offers a five dollar gold piece to the driver who proves the automobile in a photo is theirs. The winner must visit the City Editor at 275 Washington Street between 12 and 6 p m within five days with proof of identity. The paper prints one car picture per weekday and a full page on Sunday with rewards. Yesterday the White steamer 20 30 horsepower No 21252 owned by Prest-o-Lite Co and driven by Frank Dalzell of Newton were identified.
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Greater
Boston
Post
The
Washington Street
Prest-o-Lite Co
Boylston Street
Frank Dalzell
Centre Street
Newton
James E. Thomas Named Head at South Boston Evening High School
James E. Thomas, born in East Abington and educated at Harvard, becomes head of the South Boston Evening High School. A longtime educator, he has served the Boston public schools since 1885, rising to master and head of English, and holds multiple professional memberships. He resides in Brookline.
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James E. Thomas
South Boston
East Abington
Rockland
Boston University
Harvard College
Harvard
Hanus
Norwell
Hingham
Derby Academy
Boston
Thomas
Massachusetts Schoolmasters' Club
N. E
Association of English Teachers
City Club of
Brookline
Marceau
South Boston Evening High School
Postal Banks Nears Inauguration In Treasury Plan
Washington Oct 12 The Treasury Department gears up for the Postal Savings bank system with an Andrew led report on Treasury relations to the system. Committees of Treasury officials are named to decide depository banks bond issues and auditing work ahead of a trustees meeting likely next week.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Andrew
Feet So Sore Couldn't Walk Downstairs
Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville reports rapid relief from sore feet using TIZ. After the second treatment she walked downstairs one foot at a time for the first time in five years. The ad claims cleansing of poisonous exudations and promises full relief within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Helen Montague Towed After Sea Collision Near Handkerchief Light
The Boston schooner Helen Montague with major rigging damage was towed to Vineyard Haven by the British steamer San Jose after a collision about a mile and a half west by north of Handkerchief light ship. Helen Montague was traveling from Philadelphia to Calais Maine with 600 tons of coal under Captain Ingalls. San Jose headed to New York from Boston and remained with the disabled vessel until daylight.
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Vineyard Haven
Boston
Helen Montague
Philadelphia
Calais
Ingalls
San Jose
New York
Clock face frosting art and cheese bread spread
Instructions mix frosting on vanilla wafers then paint chocolate clock numerals and hands. A cheese spread uses butter cornstarch salt mustard cayenne cream and cheese melted smooth served on toasted bread. Also a tomato hamburger bake with cracker crumbs butter and seasonings baked until done.
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Lucy Lee
Lexington Avenue
Cambridge
Sara E. Dixon
Whitinsville
Mass
Mary A
Durgin
Hiram
Roosevelt congratulates Charleston mothers on four births
In Charleston on Sunday last four white babies were born at Roeper Hospital. A telegram from Theodore Roosevelt to the Roeper Hospital in Charleston expresses delighted congratulations to the mothers for the anti race death by own action achievement.
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Charleston
Raper
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Roeper
Theodore Roosevelt
Faith Cure Question Still an Issue in Episcopal Church
Cincinnati report on healing ritual prayer faces House of Bishops action after House of Deputies defeat. Emmanuel Movement traced to Emmanuel Parish Boston influences advocates. Clergy relief fund discussed with salaries and hardship cases among Episcopalian ministers. Fraternal telegram sent to Congregationalists in Boston aimed at church unity.
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Cincinnati
House of Deputies
Joint Committee
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Parish
Boston
National Convention of the
Congregational Churches
Clergyman's Son Cured of Tuberculosis
A testimonial letter claims Eckman's Alterative cured a Rochester La Grippa that developed into tuberculosis. It describes severe night sweats, weight loss, and cough, and cites a pastor's endorsement. The ad urges readers to request the booklet of cured cases and contact the Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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Amenda
N. Y
Rochester
Kekman
Eckman
Cowles
J. J. Cowles
Presbyterian Church
Riker- Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton’s Drug Dept
Eckman’ Laboratory
Philadelphia
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Winter ST
Hhays Hair Health
Lee
HAY Spec
Oesages Street
Newark
Riker Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton
Marmola Co
Monroe Ave
Detroit
Mich
White Dental Parlors
Washington St
R. H. White
Acbington
Cascarets
Amet
Greater Boston
Tiz
New England
Bess
Harry Palmer
Conmnacht
the Press Publiating Co
St. Lg
Freacher
Candy
J. J. Wilkins
St. Paul's Cathedral
Los Angeles
Éckman
CHASE &@ SANBORN'S
California
Chicago, Union Pacific and North Western Line
Chicago
Chicago & North Western Railway
J. E. Brittain
N. W. Ry
Boston, Mass
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