Kathleen Mavourneen Composer Crouch Endorses Paine's Celery
The piece notes Professor F Nicholls Crouch famed for Kathleen Mavourneen and his new Reminiscences of Bard. It cites his recovery from exhaustion through Paine's celery compound, praising its nerve tonic effects for mental work and health restoration.
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Kathleen Mavourneen
F. Nicholls Crouch
Crouch
Bard
Crouch Wll
New York
Paine
Dermot Astore
Professor Crouch
New York Journal
Kathleen
Kathleen Mavournéen
Duke of Bedford
Engley
Plymouth
Peter Roen
Music Deater
Roen
D'Almaine & Co
London
Attetion
America
Max Meretii
Portland
Philadelphia
Washington
South
Baltimore
Eng- Pangong
Ireland
Paine's celery compound touted as cure all for nerves
An advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as the greatest nerve and brain restorative, claiming it cures diseases of the liver kidney and stomach while restoring sleep appetite and a calm nervous system. It asserts nobly that it is not a patent medicine and is vouched for by leading physicians and Prof Edward E Phelps.
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Paine
Edward E. Phelps
Artauth College
Caras Petition Sought on Global Mission
A large petition veers toward a world mission inspired by a famous novel. The effort, linked to Caras, seeks broad signing to support a transformative cause discussed in literary circles and public forums.
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Cae Caras
Phe
Paine's Celery Compound Praised In Ads
An old advertisement touts Paine's celery compound as a cure for sleeplessness headaches digestive issues and general poor health. It claims many testimonials prove cures and notes widespread use across families in the United States with persistent demand and acceptance.
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Ronic
Paine
United States
Health for All Within Reach
A concise note asserts a plan or program that improves well being for everyone, positioning access as a practical goal within public reach and urging inclusive implementation.
Paine's Celery Compound Aims at Nervous Debility
The article describes Paine's celery compound as a remedy for people not seriously ill but run down from overwork and monotony. It credits Professor Edward E. Phelps of Dartmouth Medical School with developing the formula and notes strong physician endorsement for restoring nerve and brain vigor among well sick individuals.
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Paine
Prof. Phelps
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth Medical School
Phelps
Cutting's New York Heiress and the Family Strife
A fragmented news snippet describes Robert Livingston Cutting III and his contentious marriage to a young actress at Long Branch. It notes family tensions over his will, contested settlements, and advancing stage career, with mentions of health issues, financial strain, and religious shift as the saga unfolds.
Happy union praised in letter from Mr Cutting
Fre arrived at Nice and old Mrs Cutting found that her daughter in law was pretty, young, well mannered and good form. She made the advances needed for a high-spirited young woman and Mr Cutting writes he is the happiest man on earth with wife and mother loving each other and all desires fulfilled.
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Nice
Burglars Hit Local Shoe Factory and Van Station
In Middleboro on October 25 four burglars entered the Hathaway Soule Harrington factory on Cambridge Street tying up watchman Charles Crandall and blowing open the safe gaining about 50 dollars. They then went to O Waterville and blew open the van station safe but found little.
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Middleboro
Hathaway, Soule & Harrington
Cambridge Street
Charles E. Crandall
O’waterville
Mayoral Candidate Considered in Marlboro
Oct 25 Marlboro The Hon James W McDonald is being considered as a Democratic mayoral candidate for the December municipal election.
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J. W.m’donald
Marlboro
James W. McDonald
Chinese girl elected Michigan senior medical secretary
In Ann Arbor on Oct 25, Miss May Stone also called Meiyu Shei, a Chinese student, was chosen secretary by the senior medics at the University of Michigan.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Michigan University
Miss May Stone
Meiyu Shei
Thirteen Liquor Licenses to Be Granted Soon
City officials announce that thirteen liquor selling licenses are set to be granted in the coming weeks. The move follows updated regulations and aims to expand commercial hospitality options across downtown districts.
Applicants Number Hundreds for Licenses Promise No Haste
Commissioners do not pledge speed on issuing the remaining thirteen liquor licenses. Ninety-three grants have been distributed, including fifty-seven first and fourth class saloon licenses and eleven grocers licenses. Most remaining licenses likely stay within the city, with several innholders and a distiller among the recipients.
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Board of Police
Martin
Ryan
Dorchester
East
Boston
South Boston
Charlestown
Great White Spirit Company
Commercial Street
Thomas McKeenan
Court Street
Patrick O. Rendon
Chelsea Street
James H. St. Leger & Co
Washington Street
R. P. Holmes &Co
Beach Street
Thomas T. Murray
Howard Street
P. M. McShane
Broadway
London music halls license clash at county council
London Oct 25 The London County Council debated free versus restricted licenses for Palace and Empire music halls. The council, by 50 to 47, reversed the committee on Palace, reinstating prior restrictions. For the Empire, a 62 to 45 vote rejected the license restrictions and granted an unrestricted license.
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London
London County Council
Palace
Empire
Earl Russe
Dr Spaight Heads Abroad From Washington
Dr Spaight left Washington for Philadelphia to sail to his post as United States consul at Demerara British Guiana. A secretary of state letter will address an obnoxious interview where he questioned invoking the Monroe doctrine in the England Venezuela boundary dispute. An affirmative reply could bring reprimand or removal. Spaight is listed as Massachusetts born but appointed while a British Guiana merchant resident in November 1893.
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Washington
Spaight
Philadelphia
United States
Demerara
Guina
England
Venezuela
State Department
Massachusetts
British Guiana
Express Drivers Ball at Roughan Hall Friday
Thirty Express Company drivers under the Express men's Social Club plan a Friday evening fundraiser in Roughan Hall on November 15 to raise a sum for the mother of a recently deceased employee.
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Express
American Express Company
Expressmen’s Social Club
Roughan Hall
Dinner of Veterans Hosts at You Hotel Meeting
Twenty members of the Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth Massachusetts regiments gathered informally at You Hotel last evening. Colonel N. P. presided with J. D. Thurber as secretary. After dinner several attendees voiced remarks.
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Massachusetts
You Hotel
N. P.well
J. D. Thurber
Millionaire Porter Case In Connecticut Court
In Bridgeport Connecticut Superior Court on a October day an attorney marked the Millionaire Porter case as a notable matter. The hearing involved the restraining actions by relatives against Stamford, a well known figure, with motions and orders discussed during the session. The outcome and next steps were not stated in the fragment.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Bimer
Ing
Stamford
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