Paw Paw as Revolutionary Digestive and Nerve Tonic
An advertisement extols Paw Paw as a universal stomach blood heart and nerve tonic claiming it to be as revolutionary as vaccination and as vital as antiseptics It cites claims from Standard Dictionary and Practical Druggist and Review of Reviews and urges universal use by doctors clergymen mothers brain workers and workers in general Sold by druggists Pint bottles 1 Paw Paw Pills 25c Munyon
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India
United States Army
Mystery in Horgan's Hurts at Hale Hospital
Patrick Horgan of this city is in serious condition at Hale Hospital with two compound fractures of the right leg and a severe scalp wound. He claims a New Hampshire Traction car struck him on the Haverhill alston and Newton division, though company officials deny knowledge of an accident. He says he was returning from Hampton Beach with two women when one fell ill and the collision occurred after he stopped near the track. A police ambulance carried him to the Hale Hospital for treatment. Further investigation will follow.
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Hanpahill
Patrick Horgan
Hale Hospital
Horgan
Haverhill, Alston and Newton
Newampshire Traction Company
Hampton Beach
Newton
N. H
Plaistow
Moody denies resignation rumors in Navy secretary report
Secretary Moody at his law office says he is greatly displeased by reports he will resign as Secretary of the Navy. He declines to discuss withdrawal and notes the story has appeared repeatedly, adding he has grown tired of commenting on such publications.
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Haverhill
Moody
Murderer Gallo Captured in Italy
Angelo Gallo, accused of murdering Michael J. Maher in a Essex Street barroom on June 4, has reportedly been captured in Italy and is held for local authorities. The case may be tried in Italy under foreign-murder provisions as the district attorney prepares for prosecution.
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Gallo
Lawrence
Angelo Gallo
Michael J. Maher
Italy
Maher
Essex Street
Athol Man Tries Suicide at Marshall House
Charles Green, 45, of Athol, cut deep gashes to his chest and neck while in a drunken frenzy yesterday at the Marshall House on Marshall Street. He was taken to Relief Hospital in critical condition with surgeons hopeful for his recovery. He had checked into the hotel on September 1 and reportedly became temporarily insane from liquor before the attempt.
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Charles Green
Athol
Marshall House
North End
Relief Hospital
Green
Marshall Street
Yale May Lose Stars As Football Season Opens
Yale faces possible loss of two key players Ralph Bloomer and Foster Rockwell. Bloomer, blocked by a scholarship issue, must pass an extra exam to regain eligibility. Rockwell, a Portland native who was a freshman last year, may have taken a post in business at home. Captain Rafferty says about 30 players report Sept 13 with first practice Sept 14 and a new training table setup at the commons.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Ralph J. Joomer
Foster Harry Rockwell
Bloomer
Rockwell
Portland
Ore
Rafferty
Death by self in New York jealous dispute
Yvonne Artewise a young French woman drank carbolic acid in her West Fortieth street apartment after a quarrel with musician Joseph Allard of West Twenty-fifth street. The couple had formed a friendship two years ago and on a holiday trip the day before her death she displayed jealousy.
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New York
Joe
Yvonne Artewise
West Fortieth Street
Joseph Allard
West Twenty-fifth Street
Mile
Artebise
Allard
Visiting Druggists Reception and Ball in Boston
The National Druggists Association and the Proprietary Association of America hosted a grand reception and dance at the Hotel Somerset closing day one of their Boston convention. About 600 attendees filled the new ballroom to hear speeches by leaders including W. A. Hover and H. B. Harding with remarks on rate cutting and industry relations. A cable greeting from former president W. J. Walding was read as the event concluded the afternoon sessions.
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National Druggists’ Association
Proprietary Association of America
Somerset
Boston
H. B. Harding
New York
W. A. Hover
Denver
Wiliam A. Hover
W. J. Walding
A. W. Dolan
Common Council
Collins
N. Cary Peter
Louisville
N. W
Hotel Somerset
Dr Plunketts Idea of Duty Opens Osmo-Chemic Medicine Doors
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine offers near free access to the sick, arguing physicians and the public lack enough thoughtfulness for benevolent care. The piece contrasts generous medical service with expensive prestige and urges immediate action to help those suffering from disease.
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Edison
Boston
Boston meeting reviews railroad and express company practices
At a Somerset assembly, delegates discussed committee reports on credits collections fire insurance and trademark enforcement. C F Miller criticized railroads and express firms noting rate hikes and shippers surrendering to carrier power. A Welcome from Boston officials preceded the day’s program and a Somerset Hotel banquet and evening events were planned.
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F. Shoemaker
Thomas F. Main
Charles M. Camp
C. F. Miller
Transportation Committee
Dohertys Return to England After U S Lawn Tour
R F and H Doherty returned to Queen's Club in London after a successful lawn tennis trip in the United States. They began practice on the grass courts while fielding questions about a possible next year visit to America. R F Doherty hoped Americans would send a team and rated Whitman and Larned highly.
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London
Dohertys
Queen's Club
United States
R. F. Doherty
Associated Press
America
Whitman
Larned
Illinoisan credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with recovery
A reader describes severe indigestion last spring and how predigested Grape-Nuts and Postum improved health. He praises the food's digestibility and medical endorsement, noting sustained use and renewed strength. The note invites readers to read The Road to Wellville in every package.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Boston Pair in the Toils
Arthur Rutstein 23 and Gertie Zolo 21 were arrested in Nashua New Hampshire on a warrant from Rutstein’s wife. Zolo also known as Mrs Swift is a show performer and Rutstein’s admirer. The couple bonded for $300 each with bail posted by Lew Walker. Rutstein’s wife plans an absolute divorce and their Nashua trial is set for the 16th of the month.
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Gertie Zolo
Arthur Rutstein
Chambers Street
West End
Nashua
N. H
Mr. Rutstein
Fessenden
Annie Rutstein
Arthur
Bangor
Lewiston
Concord Fair
Brunswick House
Lewis
Mrs. Rutstein
Lew Walker
Georgetown Names King to Coach Football Squads
Georgetown Washington announces Phil King will coach football for the upcoming season with practice starting Thursday. Pat Dempsey is set to return and coach next year’s crews, a certainty for the program.
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Washington
Georgetown
Phil King
Princeton
Pat. Dempsey
Cancer Cured by Osmo Chemic Light Treatment
Mr Chase 72 of Kendall Street reports cure of lip cancer after using the Osmo Chemic Light Treatment. He says the remedy cleared the cancer, with rapid improvement and no adverse effects. Signed by W. Chase in a local testimonial.
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Mr. Chase
Agad 72
W. Chase
Kendall
Geo. W. Chase
Osmo-Chemic treatment praised by longtime sufferer
John P. Bruce of Everett Massachusetts credits Osmo-Chemic doctors with relief after twenty years of chronic stomach pain. He reports neuralgia of the stomach and jaundice found by X-ray and says continued treatment brought steady improvement and first relief after decades of illness.
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John P
Bruce
Elm Road
Everett
Mass
Genetey
Magnificent Osmo-Chemic Hay Fever Cure Endorsed
Henry W. Daniels of 184 Dean Ave Franklin Mass reports lasting hay fever relief after Osmo-Chemic high treatment. He says August symptoms diminished and asthma symptoms improved, praising the system as not only effective but pleasant. Mrs Henry Daniels signs the testimonial.
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Henry W. Daniels
Dean Ave
Franklin
Mass
Henry Daniels
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Help Nervous Teacher
Miss Lena M. Remington of Wellfleet Massachusetts describes a nervous breakdown from overtaxed nerves after years of study. She sought Osmo-Chemic treatment, received X-ray examination, and reports marked improvement after a month, praising the doctors for honesty and skill.
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Remington
Lena M. Remington
Wellfleet
Mass
Osmo-Cemic offer free examination for respiratory patients
Osmo-Cemic physicians invite patients treated by others for catarrh asthma bronchitis consumption cancers or tumors to place themselves under Osmo-Cemic care before Sept 15 for a free examination and trial light treatment.
Osmo-Chemic Yorphcians Offer Free X Ray Examinations
The X Ray equipment is described as the latest and most elaborate in the country with a special fluoroscopic attachment enabling definite eyesight diagnosis of diseased parts. Invalids who desire the examination are welcome. it is offered free of charge.
Osmo Chemic System of Medicine Practice Ad
Incorporated. The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine advertising offices listed in Boston Worcester Portland New Haven Bridgeport and Portland with hours 9 am to noon 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm daily. Office closed Sunday.
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Boylston
Bridgeport
Conn
Down East observer views Boston politics in colorful tour
A traveler from the Down East end observes Boston politics as campaigns build profits and power. He notes major fundraisers by Tom Talbot, French voters shifting allegiances, Hebrew holiday timing for primaries, and mentions Matt Lomasney and Hugo Dubuque in a colorful panorama of candidates and策略.
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Massachusetts
Billy Russell
Rhode Island
Hugo Dubuque
Fall River
United States
Lowell
Lawrence
Fall
River
Joe Conry
Boston
Salem’street
City Hall
Fire kills sixty horses at Allegheny Transfer stables
A blaze at the Allegheny Transfer Company stables in Pittsburgh damaged 60 horses beyond rescue and destroyed 50 to 60 wagons and other property. The fire, started by a lantern overturning, caused about 263000 dollars in losses.
Tramps Fight Off Officers On Freight Train
In Newport Maine two men barricaded a box car on an eastbound freight, opened fire as officers and trainmen approached, wounding Officer George L Cole in the forearm. The attackers fled toward Dexter after the exchange of gunfire this morning.
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Newport
George L. Cole
Dexter
Dariel Ties World Pace Record at State Fair
Dariel equalled the world pacing record for mares in the first heat of the 2 06 pace at the State fair race meeting in Syracuse. Scott Hudson with Nervolo won the last three heats and the race. Hudson with Guy Fortune also won the 9 24 trot. Major Delmar will challenge Crescens's record tomorrow.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Dariel
Scott Hudson
Nervolo
Hudson
Guy Fortune
Prince of Orange
Major Delmar
Crescens
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