Anti-Kamma Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Sickness Headache
An advertisement cites Dr. A F Schellschmidt of Louisville endorsing Anti-kamma Tablets for sick headaches caused by uric retention and nervous strain. It advises rest, darkness, quiet surroundings, emetics, Actoids laxative, baths, and rub-downs, with dosing guidance and availability from druggists.
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Louisville
Flex-Oil The Pain Chaser Advertisement
A vintage ad advises applying hot towels to painful areas for five minutes then rubbing with Plex-oil, followed by warming with flannel. It promotes Flex-oil for aching bones joints and muscles and a good night’s rest. A 10 cent generous size sample offered by O'Sullivan Specialties Co. Lowell MA.
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Lowell
Mass
Relief from Indigestion with Rheumosalts Tonic
A promotional note promises relief from indigestion and stomach distress. It recommends daily morning use of two teaspoonfuls of rheumosalts in water before breakfast, noting affordability and availability from druggists. The ad mentions Rhermabeth Co based in Saint Paul.
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Rhermabeth Co
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Viviani Outlines Balkan Policy In Serb Aid Push
Paris dispatch reports Premier Viviani in the Chamber outlining France's Balkan stance amid war. He cites efforts to reestablish Balkan unity, Serbia’s courage, and joint Allied actions with Britain Russia Italy to aid Serbia and honor the Bucharest treaty.
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Belgium
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Ford Officials Split Over Peace Talk and Corporate Ties
The article reports a rift at Ford Motor over a plan for municipal ownership and Henry Ford’s stance on a $200,000,000 loan. Vice president Couzens resigns, once an original Ford ally, amid rumors of disagreement and patriotic reaction in Windsor Ontario. Ford reiterates neutrality concerns and opposes the loan.
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Dorchester Boy Held as Firebug Confesses
A Dorchester youth confessed to starting last night's blaze after police traced three men fleeing the scene. Sergeant Murphy noted a kerosene odor on the boys, leading to questioning at Adams Street station as Mayor Curley and city officials arrived.
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Murphy
Donovan
Adams Street
Curley
Grady
O’hearn
Gang suspected in string of fires across multiple streets
The gang is blamed for fires on Holmes Avenue Corona Street Rosetta Street and Norfolk Street. Philip Borstel, father of a confessed youth, was informed of the confession. An investigation will continue today as Mayor Curley orders a strict police search for other gang members. Davidson was not detained. About a dozen youths may be summoned to Station 01 to provide more details.
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Corona Street
Rosetta Street
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Philip Borstel
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Davidson
Dorchester Firebugs Suspected After Major Hill District Blaze
A Dorchester blaze in Meeting House Hill destroyed three new apartments at Olney and Everton streets with flames threatening more buildings. Mayor Curley and city officials blamed arson, citing a nearby triple alarm and witness reports of three men fleeing in a car near 9 Olney Street.
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Fire destroys multiple Atlanta area structures. firebug feared
Within minutes after departure a boy and others heard a woman shout Fire and saw a man flee to the alarm. Three buildings on Olney and Everton streets were heavily damaged or ruined. one was near completion. Mayor Curley calls it arson. damage estimated at about $10,000 with insurance.
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Robert Hamilton
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Harry Davison
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Olney Street
Borstel
Hamilton
Boston Terrier Show Opens in Somerville
Two hundred dogs from New Hampshire Rhode Island and this state were entered at the Boston Terrier Breeders Club show in Bacon Hall Somerville yesterday afternoon Puppies ranged from three to six months old Joseph P Small served as master of ceremonies and ring steward John Murphy was superintendent and George Boyd of Charlestown was the judge. Concord Oct 12 Westboro High School defeated light Concord High School 7 to 0 in a well played gridiron contest this afternoon marking Concords third loss in a week.
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