Let Us Make You Fat Free Offer From The Sargel Company
An advertisement promises to increase your weight at no risk and no pay if unsatisfied. It claims to add 10 15 or 30 pounds of flesh without diet or strenuous activity and offers a free 60 cent package to prove the method. Respond by mailing 10 cents with a coupon to The Sargel Company in Binghamton New York for a sample and promise of discreet results.
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Boston
Sen
Sargel Company
Herald Bldg
Binghampton
N. Y
Bride Visus Hobbs In Jail Visited By Wife Lorey Hobbs
Loretta Lorey Hobbs, wife of John Hamilton Hobbs who is jailed on alleged larceny of 1060 dollars in jewels and silverware from his grandmother, visited the Charles Street jail yesterday. She declared Jack is innocent and vowed to stand by him through the case, planning daily visits if permitted. She said she acted in theater in New York and had her own money, not marrying for wealth.
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Loretta Lorey Hobbs
John Hamilton Hobbs
Charles Street
Jack
Kitty Gray
New York
Ballot Row in Ward 19 Names Upheld for Substitution
The State Ballot Law Commission ordered removal of William Kohler and Patrick J. McCarthy from Ward 19 ballots. Officials said ward committees cannot substitute their own names, while Kohler and McCarthy argued for committee action and planned to seek a Ballot Law Commission ruling.
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State Ballot Law Commission
William Kohler
Patrick J. McCarthy
Ward
Secretary of the State
Kohler
McCarthy
Ward Committee
Ballot Law Commission
Bangor Votes Site For New Library
Bangor voters choose Harlow street as the preferred site for a proposed public library building in a special election held today in Bangor Maine.
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Bangor
Harlow Street
Hill insulted counsel in steel cases trial
In Superior Court yesterday five leading defense attorneys condemned District Attorney Hill for remarks they said cast reflections on them. Hill defended his comment as for the witness and said he would regret any offence. Judge Harris struck the remark from the records but said it reflected regular conduct in a long, closely contested trial.
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Hill
Sherman JL. Whipple
Mr. Whipple
Notman
Arthur D. Hill
Robert O. Harris
Harris
Elder
Mr. Elder
Judge Harris urged to admonish district attorneys in open court
In open court Judge Harris was asked to admonish the district attorneys. The addressing attorneys were Samuel J. Elder General Charles W. Bartlett Sherman L. Whipple Henry F. Hurlburt and Charles F. Choate Jr.
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Sherman IL
Harris
Samuel J. Elder
Charles W. Bartlett
Sherman L. Whipple
Henry F. Hurlburt
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Judge Rules on District Attorney Remark in Long Trial
Judge Harris said the district attorney spoke in heat during a lengthy trial and ordered the jury to disregard the remark. The exchange, witnessed by defense counsel, led to calls for the remark to be stricken and for admonition of the district attorney. The hearing focused on bid discussions with several bridge companies and whether the witness communicated with defendants or their counsel before submitting bids.
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Harris
Hurlburt
Choate
Charles N. Fitts
Hill
Brookline Street
Boston Bridge Works
Eastern Bridge & Structural Company
Berlin Construction Company
American Bridge Company of
New York
Canton Bridge Company
Fitts
Fastern Bridge and Structural Company
Berlin
Judge Harris
Mr. Fitts
American Bridge Company of New York
Bankers Hear Plans for U S Central Bank to Prevent Panics
Charles H Treat Treas US and Rep John W Weeks outlined two central bank concepts before Boston Bank Officers Association. Bankers listened but offered no comments as plans aimed to avert future panics were proposed.
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The
United States
Bank Officers’ Association’ of
Boston
Charles H. ‘Treat
John W. Weeks
Washington guest tours Boston banking scene highlights central bank idea
Prominent Boston bankers hosted a Washington guest at the City Club with a dinner for 18 leaders. Treasurer Treat urged closer bank coordination and the creation of a central or clearing house bank to provide rediscounting facilities, while cautioning against a government guaranteed currency and wide spread in currency issues.
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Boston
Washington
City
City Club
Treat
National Clearing House Bank
Clearing House
United States
Postal Savings Banks
May Still Obtain Good Opera Seats
The Boston Opera House announced that subscriptions to seats remain open and will close Monday October 25. Despite many applications, good seats still exist at prices from 15 to 30 dollars for one weekly performance or 60 to 120 dollars for the full season of 60 performances. The auditorium has a pillarless design, keeping even rear balcony seats desirable. subscriptions are filled in order received.
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Boston Opera House
Clark denies engagement rumor in Lynn
Dr Charles E Clark a noted bachelor denies rumors of engagement to Mrs Isabelle Sawyer. He says the report was circulated by misinformed people and caused annoyance to him and others involved. When asked, he called the claim absolutely untrue.
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Lynn
Charles E. Clark
Isabelle Sawyer
Post
Clark
Presidents Wife at Play at Columbia Theatre
Mrs. William H. Taft accompanied by her sister Mrs Louis More and Fred Carpenter attended a box at the Columbia Theatre in Washington to see Lillian Russell in The Widow's Might. It was Mrs Taft's first public appearance since illness.
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Washington
William H. Taft
Louis More
Cincinnati
Fred Carpenter
Taft
Columbia Theatre
Lillian Russell
Norah Foster Located Relatives Found in Cambridge
The 11-year-old girl found on Green Street Cambridge Saturday night is identified as Norah Foster. Her relatives are located at Lowland Avenue East Cambridge with her brother in law Tony Rose and her sister. She attends Taylor School and her mother lives in Portugal. Her father is deceased and she has a sister in Somerville.
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Norah Foster
Green Street
Cambridge
Tony Rose
Lowland Avenue
East
Taylor School
Portugal
Somerville
Oatmeal Gains Ground in Britain Among Better Sedentary Diets
A speaker claims oatmeal is growing popular with Britain's upper classes while serving as the Scottish laborer’s main diet staple. He notes it as a steady food source and mentions a regular size package priced at ten contas.
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Great Britain
Singers Due On Romantic Boston Opera House Liner
A large Boston Opera House troupe travels on the White Star liner Romance toward port this morning. Captain David reports arrival near the lightship after delays from heavy gales. The ship carries 80 chorus members and 196 principal singers among 260 passengers, including Senator Marion Butler and Mrs Butler, Judge A D Bosson and Mrs Bosson, and Dr C D McCarthy former mayor of Malden.
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Boston Opera House
David
Marion Butler
South Carolina
Butler
A. D. Bosson
Chelsea Municipal Court
Bosson
C. D. McCarthy
Malden
Auto crash injures motorman in Newburyport
William Peebles a motorman was badly injured when an auto collided with the carriage he drove in Newburyport late this afternoon He was thrown into the street and carried to his home by bystanders or passengers in the vicinity.
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Newburyport
William Peebles
Swamp Root advertised as kidney bladder remedy
A Boston Daily Post notice touts Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer & Co as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It warns symptoms like back pain and dizziness signal weak kidneys and promises a free sample bottle plus a booklet if requested. Sold in drug stores for 50 cents to one dollar.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
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