Harvard Opens Public Course by French Professor Cestre
Harvard will open a course by Dr. Charles Cestre, exchange professor from France, to the public for three months. He comes from the Faculte des Lettres at Bordeaux and will teach in English, with a public course on the influence of the French Revolution on English literature meeting Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 30 in Bever Hall.
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Harvard
Charles Cestre
France
Cestre
Faculte Des Lettres
Borgreaux
Bever Hall
NUMBERLESS CURES CLAIMS OSMO-CHEMIC TREATMENT
Local letters praise Osmo-Chemic physicians for curing sciatic rheumatism ringing deafness stomach disease head noises and other ailments after expensive prior treatment. They cite Snow Pencil and X Ray demonstrations as proof and urge demonstrations for any disease.
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Philip Bedard
Vandine St
Cambridge
James Conrad
4Th St
Boston
Geo. W. Johnson
Herbert Ave. No
Theo. Veken
Congress Ave
Chelsea
EK. Gustaf Bon
Bedford St
Quincy
Mass
Mr. H. Silva
Northampton St
A. Samson
Columbus Ave
James Reilly
Hall Pl
W. Quincy
Roland T. Ellis
Albion St
Somerville
Enid M. Dow
Springhill Terrace
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claim
Aberdeen Idaho woman reports relief from side and back pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says three bottles transformed her condition and endorses the medicine to other women. The ad urges readers to try it to determine if it will help.
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Aberdeen
Idaho
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pink Sham
Percy Prestidge
Filene Corrects Misinterpretations Of War Trade View
Edward A. Filene issued a statement to rectify misinterpretations reported in Boston papers about an impromptu talk at the Twentieth Century Club. He says the accounts misrepresented his ideas and he seeks to set the record straight.
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Edward A. Filene
Boston
Twentieth Century Club
War shipping in shipyards and bronze badges proposal
A public statement clarifies a Chamber of Commerce of the United States war shipping committee role. It notes the speaker is not a Shipping Board member and discusses bronze badges for shipyard workers, housing for workers, and labor mobilization. It also covers Germany's postwar trade and the idea of boycotts if peace is inconclusive.
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Shipping Board
War Shipping Committee
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Germany
Slacker Ship Anvil in Peril With 50 Aboard
In distress off the Lower California coast the motor ship Anvil with more than 50 aboard is reported foundering. Departed Ensenada last month with a full passenger list, said to include German sympathizers IWW members and draft evaders. US warships overhauled the vessel and some passengers were held for the courts.
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San Diego
Cal
California
Ensenada
United States
Mayo Confers With Daniels Over Navy Talks
Admiral Mayo and members of the Navy General Board conferred with Secretary Daniels at his Washington home. The discussions, ongoing since Mayo returned from England, covered undisclosed problems. Daniels denied published reports and said Mayo was using information gathered abroad with approval from the British admiralty.
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Washington
Admiral Mayo
Navy General Board
Secretary Daniels
Atlantic
Navy
England
Daniels
Division 21 to aid Ayer soldiers meeting at Codman Square
Division 21 exemption board at Codman Square Dorchester will hold a meeting this evening to outline plans to aid soldiers stationed at Ayer. Former Mayor Fitzgerald is expected to speak. Henry P. Craig chairs the division board, with Stephen R. Casey Dr. Frederick V. Hardwick and Walter B. Grant leading the movement.
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Exemption Board of
Division 21
Codman Square
Dorchester
Selective Army
Ayer
Fitzgerald
Henry P. Craig
Exemption Board
Stephen R. Casey
Frederick V. Hardwick
Walter B. Grant
Anuric Kidney Remedy Promoted by Dr Pierce
Prepared for U boats warning tone shifts to health ad. Promotes Dr Pierce Anuric Tablets as a uric acid solvent for backache headache rheumatism gout and kidney and bladder issues. Claims buffalo hospital practice tests and sample packet offer. urges readers to ask druggist for Anuric.
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Pierce
Uthia
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Coal supply sufficient at government prices says Garfield
Washington Oct 15 Government prices will suffice for communities truly in need, Fuel Administrator Garfield announced. He said the coal supply is ample to meet immediate needs, including the Middle West where cities failed to specify their requirements, creating an acute condition.
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Washington
Garfield
Middle West
Federal fuel officials warn against coal confiscation
Dr Garfield urged appeals to state fuel administrators or the central office when absent. He recently returned from Ohio where he met Homer H. Johnson, Cleveland’s new state administrator, to discuss preventing local officials from seizing coal in transit. He said such actions exceed authority and would force them to pay contract prices rather than the government price.
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Garfield
Ohio
Homer H. Johnson
Cleveland
Middle West
Fuel Administration
Newkirk’s Scrap Book Praise for All Sorts in Boston Post
A Yankee writes to thank Boston Post for its All Sorts column and other jokes used to fill a scrap book sent to a U.S. Army camp. She recalls copying pieces from The Boston Post for three Sundays and urges expanding the column for soldiers “Over There.”
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Newkirk
Newton Newkirk
Boston Post
Literary Digest
England
Rudyard Kipling
France
Dr. Melville
U.S. A
Harvard to stage trench fight for Secretary Baker
Harvard Regiment will hold a trench warfare maneuver at Fresh Pond trenches next Thursday during Secretary of War Baker's Cambridge visit. The ROTC unit will demonstrate tactics learned from French officers last spring, with all present members taking part. A formal review was rejected by Harvard's committee.
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Harvard Regiment
Baker
Cambridge
Soldiers Field
Harvard
Boston May Be Chosen As Army Port For Supplies
Boston Chamber of Commerce president Henry J. Harriman says Boston likely to be selected by the War Department as a storage and export port for American supplies to France. He outlines plans for two 160 by 1000 foot warehouses, two stories high, adjacent to Commonwealth pier, with ground and upper floor trucking, lighters, and rail connections, plus additional land for future warehouses in East Boston and near Summer street.
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Boston
War Department
France
Henry J. Harriman
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Harriman
Commonwealth Pier
Charlestown
New Haven
New Haven Tracks
Summer Street
Cypress
Summer Streets
Commonwealth
Actress Grandmother Has No Gray Hair
New York actress Mrs. Mackie, a grandmother, maintains dark hair and promotes Orlex powder as a home remedy to turn gray or faded hair any shade from light brown to black. Each box, costing 25 cents, includes $100 gold bond guarantee and directions. The product supposedly does not contain harmful metals or coal tar derivatives and leaves hair fluffy with no rubbing off.
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Mackie
New York
Orlex
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