Speakers at Bridgewater Fair Highlight 7th Annual Exhibition
Bridgewater hosts the Plymouth County Agricultural Association and the Bridgewater Grange with a long speakers list. Ernest Leach heads both groups and notes future closing of the fair tomorrow night. Others include Swine Inspector Joseph Joey, Rep Olney, ex-Rep Thomas Thacher, Barnstable fair president, Rep Walsh, and Dr. Loring W. Puffer.
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Bridgewater
Plymouth County Agricultural Association
Bridgewater Grange
Ernest Leach
State Inspector
Joseph Joey
Olney
Brockton
Thomas ©. Thacher
Barnstable
Walsh
New Bedford
Loring W. Puffer
Neporset
How Thin People Can Put On Flesh
Advertisement promotes Sargol tablets as a weight gain aid for thin people. It claims meals become nourishing, fat builds with each meal accompanied by a single Sargol tablet, and users may gain 5 to 8 pounds of lasting weight in two weeks. It asserts Sargol improves blood nutrition and fat-making delivery and offers a money back guarantee.
Alkali in Soap Bad For the Hair
Soap should be used with care to protect hair. Most soaps and shampoos contain too much alkali, drying the scalp and making hair brittle. Molified coconut oil is recommended. it cleanses hair with a rich lather and leaves scalp soft and hair silky.
Resinol Ointment Promoted For Skin Troubles
An appeal suggests a friend with eczema try Resinol Ointment, noting doctors have prescribed it for years and it offers a soothing healing dressing without harsh drugs. The ad claims it usually helps similar cases and offers a free sample by writing to Resinol Baltimore.
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Resinol
Baltimore
New Plague Cases Reported In Boston Area
The Boston Board of Health reported two new cases of infantile paralysis. The State Board of Health tallies 22 cases, with later additions of one case each from Waltham Medford and Malden. Victims include a one year old from Swallow street South Boston and a two year old from Medford street Charlestown.
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Boston Board of Health
State Board of Health
Waltham, Medford
Malden
Boston
Swallow Street
South Boston
Medford Street
Charlestown
Health department drives film ads as paraly sis cases rise
The mayor delegates health department staff to craft slogans for films and slides in a bid to curb infantile paralysis spread. New cases across several cities include three year old George Arnold of River Street Waltham and 17 month old Arthur Fredas of Medford with others listed in Stoughton Swampscott Winchester Brookline Dorchester and Springfield areas.
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Moving Picture Houses
Health Department
Waltham
George Arnold
Richard Arnold
River Street
Arnold
Arthur Fredas
Willard Avenue
Medford
Boston
State Department
Stoughton
Catherine Toomey
Woser Street
Swampscott
Frank IL. Follmar
Humphrey Street
Winchester
Catherine Flower
Spruce Street
Brookline
Lincoln C. Cummings, Jr
Bruer Street
Beverly
Samuel Conlan
Home Street
Dorothea Hamilton
Rantoul Street
Somerville
Baby Hendenberg
Pritchard Avenue
Milford
John Lynch
Main Street
Holyoke
Peter Bedard
East Dwight Street
Leo Berthiaume
East Street
Dubois
North East Street
South Hadley
Charles Kelliher
Carver Street
Springfield
Wranklin Smith
Fast Hooker Street
Myrtle Heckenberry
East Springfield
Simmons College to Proceed With Opening Despite Paraly sis Health Rules
Simmons College will not delay its opening next week as listed in its catalogue. Students from areas with infantile paralysis cases will not be allowed to return until no danger of transmission remains. Special precautions will protect resident students as registration begins Monday and the year opens Wednesday.
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Blodgett
Malden
St. John’s College
Simmons College
Charlestown Soldier Sacrificed To Save Comrade in War
Mayor Curley received word about Private William Powers of Charlestown and the King's Liverpool Regiment. Powers died while attempting to rescue a fellow soldier, and letters from his mother Mrs. Nearen were found on his body.
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Curley
William Powers
Charlestown
King’s Liverpool Regiment
Powers
Celit Neaven
Plumber Finds Dead Eel in Lexington Heater Feed Pipe
At Mrs. Albin R. Reed home on Highland Avenue Lexington VWrank A Hart a local plumber found a 24 inch eel in the feed pipe from the hot water heater It had lodged four inches into the pipe and was dead when removed.
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Albin R. Reed
Highland Avenue
Lexington
Vwrank A. Hart
Pop Concert Review Distorts Repetition Of Carmen Numbers
A Tuesday night concert repeats vocal numbers from Carmen while presenting an all new Pasternack orchestrations list. Performers include Miss Myrna Sharlow Miss Sharlow also sings Micaela and the Duet with Don Jose with Mr Puckett.
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Bizet
Mr. Pasternack
Offenbach Page
Bargain Shirts Pared Down at S4cat Wolf's My Clothier
Shoppers flock to My Clothier at Hanover and Portland Streets to buy sterling shirts for one dollar using Legal Stamps, chasing savings on quality goods as advertised.
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S4cat Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Dunne and Lowden Win in Illinois
Former Congressman Frank O Lowden of Oregon Ill and Governor Edward F Dunne incumbent were nominated by large pluralities for Governor by the Republicans and Democrats respectively in the Illinois primaries today according to estimates based on incomplete returns tonight.
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Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Oregon
Ill
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
Chicago Victories Spark Early Returns In Statewide Race
Lowden leads Morton D Hull in Chicago with a large plurality based on one third of city results. Dwight Smith runs poorly in Chicago as Down State returns show Lowden extending lead. Dunne leads Brinton in Chicago by over 70 000 with Down State results boosting Dunne. Early state totals hint Lowden and Dunne both ahead in their races. Mann holds renominated. Boynton trails. Lorimer and Fulton contest for GOP congressional nomination with Fulton slightly ahead as counts trickle in.
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Lowden
Chicago
Morton D. Hull
Frank “S L. Smith
Dwight, Ill
Smith
Hull
Dunne
William
House
Melbourne P. Boynton
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Arthur W. Fulton
Lorimer
Fulton
Mayor Pushes Saving Plan For Pumping Station
Mayor Curley urged a modified plan for the high pressure pumping station to save 250000 dollars from the original expenditure. He noted an extra 20000 dollar saving by substituting a gas pumping plant for the breached electric plant and asked Chamber of Commerce backing before signing the report by Joseph Rourke.
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Curley
Joseph Rourke
Chamber of Commerce
Rourke
Charlesbank
Cambridge Bridge
North End Park
Billy Sunday Electrifies Boston In Upcoming Sunday Post
The article announces an illustrated biography of Billy Sunday premiering in the next Sunday Post. It promises unpublished photos and a energetic profile of the renowned evangelist and his impact on Boston’s religious scene.
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Billy
Boston
Next Sunday Post
Anuric Promises Relief for Backache and Rheumatism
A health note warns that adults over middle age suffer from rheumatic symptoms due to meat intake and lime-salt deposits. It promotes Anuric as a potent remedy superior to lithia, claiming it purifies impoverished blood via the kidneys and treats rheumatism dropsy scalding urine and nocturnal awakenings.
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Nippon China
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Nottingham
William Anderson
Lady Lady Oz
Violet
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Jenk
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