Rheumatism Pain Eased by Williams Pink Pills
Local man John Cope of Lewiston Maine credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with relief after years of rheumatic pain. He describes bone and muscle stiffness, facial tension, and a return to work following treatment. Pills purport to purify blood, boost nerves, aid digestion, and require no harmful drugs. Contact Sche nectady NY or local druggist for orders and a free booklet.
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John Cope
Horton Street
Lewiston
William
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y
Household survey question asks about residents
The inquiry seeks to know the number of persons living in the household and the method of heating used.
Coal Coalition Opens Sixteen Registration Stations Citywide
Sixteen registration stations opened yesterday across the city for residents who consume coal in small lots. Registration will run through the week at the stations and then at Ernst Fuel Distributor's Office in City Hall Room 24. Ernst also announced two carloads of kindling wood available at 50 cents per basket from Wellington-Wilde Wharf at Warren Bridge.
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Ernst
City Hall
Warren Bridge
Charlestown
North End
West End
South End
Dover
Washington Streets
Roxbury
Elmwood Street
Dudley Street
Jamaica Plain
Dorchester
Adams Street
Norfolk Street
South Boston
East Boston
West Roxbury
Centre
Mt. Vernon Streets
Hyde Park
Mt. Hope
Brighton
Old Town Hall
Allston
Harvard Avenue
Barry Urges Votes for Friends of the People
Edward P. Barry, Democratic governor hopeful, spoke during a western state tour urging voters to back the friends of the people who would represent their interests and sentiments and uphold democracy.
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Barry
Friends of the People
Edward P. Barry
Berlin Hiding U. S. Victory
British troops captured 1301 Germans in the past 24 hours. A captured order warns of heavy blows expected by the Allies and notes a shortage of assault troops. Prisoners say German officials suppress news of the St Mihiel American victory, fearing the truth.
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France
Montreal
Reuter
St. Mihiel
Japanese May Own California Realty Test Case
Judge Hugh H Craig of Riverside Superior Court rules that Japanese born in California may acquire and retain title to real estate without violating the alien land law in the test case People of California vs M Harada. This decision upholds real property rights for native born Japanese residents in California.
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Riverside
Cal
California
Hugh H.craig
Superior Court
State of
M. Harada
House Approves New Income Tax Provisions in Measure
WASHINGTON Sept 17 News reports the House approved income tax provisions of the new revenue law affecting individuals and corporations. The plan aims to raise 2 376 000 000 dollars of the eight billion dollar total. No changes were made to the rate and consideration of income tax sections nearly finished. The House will next address the war excess profits provisions estimated to yield 3 200 000 000 dollars.
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Wasington
House
Ways and Means
Robbins
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
Hull
Tennessee
Stafford
Wisconsin
Longworth
Ohio
McKeown
Oklahoma
House Approves Tax Changes on Liberty Bonds and Deductions
The House, urged by the Ways and Means committee, cut Liberty bonds taxes to 12 percent and allowed full interest deductions, dropping a cap on excess interest. It kept individual exemptions at 1000 for singles and 2000 for married with 200 per dependent, while defeating charity and state bond exemptions.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Kitchin
Montague
Virginia
Protesting Tax Rise Threatens Movie Industry
Brady and Irwin told the Senate Finance Committee the proposed tax increase from 10 to 12 percent on admissions and a 10 percent tax on rentals in the war revenue bill would cost the industry about 2 million dollars yearly beyond profits. They warned many theatres could go out of business. Hearings wrapped up with executive session planned for next Tuesday.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Senate Finance Committee
William A. Brady
Walter W. Irwin
Brady
Our Clothes Give Genuine Service Not Cheap Fashion
Season shows higher prices for clothing but emphasizes lasting service. The ad claims top quality that outmatches custom tailoring, and invites readers to tour the shops to see the care in every detail, arguing no other garments are better made.
Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes Set Standard for Quality
The article outlines rigorous Stein-Bloch processes from wool testing through boiling tests to ensure pure wool and lasting colors. It details arc light color testing, standard weights, careful inspection, thorough shrinking, and a hydraulic press finish. It highlights hand tailoring, precise patterning, and one-suit-at-a-time cutting to achieve impeccable fit and lasting service.
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Stein-Bloch
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Washington Street
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Wm. Filene’s Sons Co
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