Thayer Talks On Trusts In Shrewsbury Campaign
Democratic candidate John R. Thayer spoke in Shrewsbury on his third district bid. He criticized both parties for promising to curb trusts but said real action against trusts hinges on which party holds power. He cited McKinley era tariff events and warned trusts influence in Congress will persist until pro-business leadership gains control.
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Rapam Microbe Killer Claims Dealt With In Court
An advertisement touts Rapam s Microbe Killer as a universal cure for blood and chronic diseases and cites sworn witnesses and testimonials. It cites political commentary on a national election and a drastic anti trust bill debated by Congress, arguing for open competition and action against trusts.
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Foss Talks in Jamaica Plain on Tariff and Reciprocity
Eugene N. Foss, Republican candidate for Congress in the 11th district, spoke to about 200 to 300 listeners at Columbia Halls Jamaica Plain. He urged tariff revision and Canadian reciprocity arguing they benefit Massachusetts with cheaper coal and iron and urged voting for all Republican candidates on November 4.
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Lodge Heads Worcester County Republican Rally in Clinton
In Clinton Worcester county Republicans held their sole campaign rally with a street parade band concert and reception for town committeemen. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge spoke on trust policy while Attorney General Parker Willard Howland and Congressman Charl es WTirrell of Natick spoke. Lodge stayed with Parker at Lancaster.
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Matthews Attacks Bates Record at Western Massachusetts Rally
Edward M. Shepard of New York and James B. Carroll of Springfield spoke at a Democratic rally in City Hall Springfield to about 100. Nathan Matthews Jr criticized Bates and praised Crane, urging tariff reform and a reform-minded governor.
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Laundry Tips From An Earlier Era
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Koch Lung Cure Promoted By Noted Physicians
Thousands of physicians endorse Professor Kochs discovery of a new inhalation treatment for consumption and other lung diseases. The Koch inhalation uses germ destroying medicines with healing oils delivered as vapors to the lungs, with Boston office at 361 Boylston Street offering consultation and one free treatment.
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Fight of the Maxwells in Governor's Council race
A letter from Edward H. Wise, chairman of the Councillor District Committee, warns voters about two Maxwell candidates in the second district. It identifies Arthur A. Maxwell as the regular Republican incumbent and Robert J. Maxwell as an alleged Republican Citizen candidate, noting 500 signed papers and alleged Democratic involvement to confuse voters.
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Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Advertised For Catarrh Cure
An early 20th century ad promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an ideal palatable tablet remedy for catarrh. It claims tablets deliver antiseptics Hy drastin Blood root and Red gum to blood and mucous membranes, surpassing inhalers and sprays. A Pittsburg lawyer testifies the tablets cleared head throat and stomach after two months, with no harmful drugs listed. Druggists sell at 50 cents per package.
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