Hart Schaffner & Marx Value Offer at Continental Store
The ad argues against cheap clothing, promoting value over price. It touts suits and overcoats at 25 dollars with options to pay 12.50 or 15 if needed, claiming two $25 purchases give more value than two cheap suits. The Continental in Boston advertises Great Clothes Makers products from 18 to 50 dollars at Washington and Boylston streets.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Boston
Washington, Cor. Boylston St
Gardner to Claim All Bird Loses in Boston Rallies
Congressman Gardner campaigns across Leominster Fitchburg and Gardner detailing his split majority vote stance against Lieutenant Governor Walsh. He notes one voter who switch support for Charles S Bird despite last year. Senate Speaker Weeks and ex Governor Guild join Tremont Temple events with Ward rallies in Boston arranged by Herman Hormel.
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Leominster
Fitchburg
Gardner
Walsh
Charles S. Bird
John W. Weeks
Tremont Temple
Guild
Walpole
Norwood
Captain Gardner
Charles Sumner Bird
Boston
Herman Hormel
Republican City Committee
Municipal
Columbia Road
Young Men's Republican Club
Codman Square
French's Hall
Charles Sumner
George Putnam
Warren Hall
Brighton
Brookline Town Hall
Dudley Street
Copley Square
Gardner predicts Bird vote falloff in Massachusetts race
Congressman Gardner argues most Bird losses will come to him and suggests Bird’s support will drop by about 42 to 43 percent. He cites protest flags, autos, bands as factors and claims only one person he knows voted for Bird last year will vote for him this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Gardner
Bird
Massachusetts
Union
Resinol Cure Promises Relief for Itching Scalp and Skin
Advert reads Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment stop itching instantly and heal eczema and skin irritations. Testimonies from Dwight W Clark of New York and Chas Bradley of New Haven praise the products for scalp dandruff relief and long standing skin troubles. Free trials offered by Dept. 22 R Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
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New York
Dwight W. ‘Clark
Canal St
New Haven
Conn
Chas. A. Bradley
Nicoll St
Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
Gardner Noon Rally Sparks Republican Convention Contention
Johnson Cassassa to preside at a Faneuil Hall noon rally with Gardner and Norris in attendance. Norris wires he will attend, visiting Marlboro and Hudson after. Borah set to speak in Athol Orange then Boston and South Bridge, aiding third district campaign.
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Andrew A. Cassassa
Revere
A. P. Gardner
Faneuil Hall
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Hiram Johnson
California
Marlboro and
Hudson
Everett
Tremont Temple
William E. Borah
Idaho
Athol and
Orange
Boston
South Bridge
Third
From Thin to Plump Girls Gain With Three Grain Hypo Nuclane
A physician relates in a medical publication the happiness of several young women who gained weight using the flesh forming product three grain hypo nuclane tablets. The tablets, obtainable from leading physicians and apothecary shops, are taken regularly for months with complete self administration instructions.
Gardner committee notes Essex support for Gardner in letters
The Gardner committee reports letters from Essex county chairmen saying solid support for Congressman Gardner and urging him to campaign outside the home district. Frederick H. Tarr of Rockport and Arthur W. Sim of Peabody recommend leveraging votes outside the sixth district to maximize gains and align with progressive goals.
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Gardner Committee
Essex County
Gardner
Frederick H. Tarr
Republican Town Committee of
Rockport
Republican Town Committee
Arthur W.W. Sim
Peabody Town Committee
Peabody Republican Town Committee
Houghton & Dutton Company Ball Celebrates 41st Sale
Over 1000 employees attended a concert and ball at Copley Hall in celebration of the firm’s 41st annual sale. Hon. Alexander McGregor spoke urging unity to make the sale record-breaking while stereoscopic pictures highlighted company leaders and department heads.
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Houghton & Dutton Company
Copley Hall
Alexander McGregor
George C. Dutton
B. F. Dutton
Harry Dutton
Goethings
McGregor
George F. Button
G.S. Dutton
J. A. Campbell
C F. Veeder
W. H. Depper
H. W. Dana
Depper
HE. P. Morse
H. Thurber
Walsh tours New England campaign stops gather crowds
Massachusetts Governor race candidate David I. Walsh tours Newburyport Amesbury Merrimac Haverhill and Lawrence addressing large crowds. He opposes compulsory labor arbitration and immigration restrictions while urging railroad splits and wider economic opportunity.
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Lawrence
David I. Walsh
Newburyport
Amesbury
Merrimac
Haverhill
Foss
Mr. Walsh
Plant
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Donahue
John F. Meany
Blackstone
Slander Suit Filed Over Governor Foss Labor Comments
A $100,000 slander suit is brought by Mr. Moriarty over Governor Foss remarks on his labor stance. Moriarty claims Foss misstated facts about his role with the Boston Central Labor Union and his political candidacies, defending his two-term presidency and denouncing the governor as an enemy of organized labor.
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Foss
Moriarty
South
Boston
Central Labor Union
Central Labor Body
William Robs
Boston Central Labor Union
Kobs
Boston American
Mr. Moriarty
Hyde Park
Massachusetts
Sturtevant
Bird Declares Confidence as He Campaigns West of Boston
Charles Sumner Bird camps in Framingham, Marlboro, Waltham and other towns west of Boston addressing 4500 people in a long day. He defends labor law actions, rails at Moriarty, praises street corner speeches, and predicts a Progressive victory not a personal triumph.
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Charles Sumner Bird
Boston
Framingham
Northboro
Marlboro
Waltham
Belmont
Lincoln
Medford
Winchester
Woburn
Wakefield
Bird
Sandwich Islands
Immigration and Work Ethic in Early American Discourse
An editorial urges hard work to meet emergencies and argues immigration brings opportunity. It claims room and jobs for honest hands, stresses assimilation through citizenship, and cites a song about Young America to bolster confidence in a melting pot future. The piece defends newcomers and links work, sacrifice, and national progress.
Bird Campaign Tour Highlights Massachusetts Gubernatorial Race
Candidate Bird stressed a program to deliver a dollar of service for every dollar spent and proposed internal boards in each plant to foster worker employer dialogue. He urged voters to choose trusteeship over machine rule and warned against sticking with party labels. Davis, his Progressive organizer, voiced fatigue after a long tour.
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Charles Henry Davis
Candidate Bird
Commonwealth
Pig
Mr. Bird
Bird
Massachusetts
Riley
Lomasney
Quincy
Fitzgerald
Johnson in Malden Praises Bird Platform at Rally
In Malden Auditorium Theatre last night throngs exceed 3000 as Progressive speakers led by Governor Hiram Johnson of California defended Bird platform and its wage plank for women amid New York politics discussion.
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New York
Bird
Malden Auditorium
Progressive Party
Hiram Johnson
Cali
Over 200 Quit Drinking in St Jerome Quebec
W. H. Scott the St Jerome Postmaster reports that more than two hundred habitual drinkers there have been cured by Renova. He cites affidavit evidence of the remedy’s success and notes it can be given secretly, tasteless and harmless. The Renova Co offers samples and money back guarantees from 204 Broadway New York and retailers like Riker Jaynes.
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St. Jerome
Quebec
W. H. Scott
Scott
Renova
Riker- Jaynes
Renova Co
Broadway
New York
Progressive platform highlighted by Governor Johnson remarks
Governor Johnson assailed Charles Murphy as Tammany Hall’s boss in Sulzer’s ouster and outlined the State Progressive platform. He especially stressed the minimum wage for women and praised Pro gressive aim as Alvin Fuller presided.
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Fornia
Theodore Roosevelt
Alvin T. Fuller
Progressive City Committee
Melden
Johnson
Charles Murphy
Tammany Hall
Sulzer
Body Petrified After Nine Years in Grave
In Baltimore Maryland on October 30, the body of Patrick Dugan, buried for nearly nine years, was found completely petrified with an estimated weight over 60 pounds. The face and hands showed a light gray tone while clothing was darker. He died at age 87 and the body was reinterred in a new cemetery.
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Baltimore
Mad
Patrick Dugan
Dugan
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Claim Cure for Child’s Red Skin
In 1913 a mother describes her boy’s severe facial redness and scalp itching improving after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports clear skin after a few days and lasting scalp cleanliness with continued use, promoting the products for poor complexions and hair care.
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Gilbert St
New Britain
Conn
Isabelle Guenther
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
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Epheir
Oldsmobile
Oldsmobile Company
L. G. Dodge
Mgr. Ob
Commonwealth Ave
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