Massage to Cure Heart Diseases In Theory and Practice
Dr. Forchammer of Berlin promotes spinal vertebra massage to stimulate nerves controlling heart valves. A chest massage accompanies the procedure, with reported successes in valvular heart trouble and cases not too advanced. Boston and Chicago physicians endorse cautious use, stressing it is not a universal cure and must be applied by skilled physicians.
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Forehammer
Douglass A. Graham
Boston
Andreas F. Christian
J. H. Kellogg
Chicago
F. L. Jackson
Portland
Vite Stockholm
Sweden
Peter Link
Link
Forchammer
Berlin
Marlboro Street Hospital
Harvard
Miss Mildred Piehler Engaged to Austin Bittenbender
Mr and Mrs Otto J Piehler of Brookline announce the betrothal of their daughter Mildred Elizabeth Piehler to Austin Bittenbender of Boston.
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Otto J. Piehler
Brookline
Mildred Elizabeth Piehler
Austin Bittenbender
Boston
Zionists Look to America for Leadership and Support
Rabbi H. H. Rubenovitz reports from Vienna that American Jews increasingly guide Zionist efforts. He cites Louis D. Brandeis chairing a Palestine industrial development plan committee and notes Zionism’s rapid growth, now about 130 000 members, with 30 years of gains versus the prior century.
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H. H. Rubenovitz
Zionist Councils of
Greater
Boston
Vienna
Louis D. Brandeis
Palestine
Otto Warburg
Berlin
Maniac Attacks Nurse at Malden Hospital in Midnight Assault
Miss Robinson of Roxbury was set upon by a prowler inside the Malden Medford hospital complex. The assailant, armed with a bread knife, slashed her twice in the breast but fled as attendants arrived. Police from Malden Medford and the Metropolitan force searched the woods. the man, seen in Pine Banks, is described in detail. The attack occurred in the Medford end of the facility. the escape route ran through the Malden side.
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Malden Hospital
Middlesex Fells
Medford
Malden
Metropolitan Police
Pine Banks
Miss Robinson
Alienist examines Schmidt in murder case in New York
Hans Schmidt, who killed Anna Aumuller, was examined by Dr. Gustave Scholer at Washington Heights Hospital. The alienist did not call Schmidt insane, plans for further study, and Koelble awaits full conclusions. Schmidt argued and claimed family suicides, while admitting plans for further murders and counterfeit money schemes.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Gustave Scholer
Washington Heights Hospital
Scholer
Schmidt
Alphonse G. Koelble
Koelble
Tamany Leader May Take Stand
The governor may testify if impeachment proceedings proceed, despite legal objections. Supporters say a new push to add articles signals fear they lack sufficient case, while the governor’s camp insists all evidence will be shown if allowed.
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Murphy
High Court
Sulzer
Board of Managers
Aeroplane Towed From Auto Collides on Newburyport Road
A collision between an aeroplane being towed by an automobile and another car on the Newburyport turnpike blocked traffic. The aeroplane owned by Charles Oliver and Ruth Law, both fliers, suffered a broken right wing. The Maine registered car refused to name its occupants. The damaged aircraft was towed to a Newburyport garage for overnight repair as the pair continued toward Rochester New Hampshire for a New England fair scheduled flights.
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Newburyport
Rochester
N. H
Charles Oliver
Ruth Law
Oliver’s
New England
Rowley Line
Oliver
Maine
P. Q. Loring
Portland
Newburyport Road
Thompson Spa Romance Reveals Louise Lynnfield Bride
A spa counter girl Louise Lynnfield is revealed as married to Ernest G C Learson of the Boston Protective Company. The couple wed four months ago and planned a Beacon Hill apartment, with Learson intending to visit St Louis for work. Mrs Learson, from Albany, joined the spa life after arriving two years ago and kept the marriage quiet until Mrs Learson resigned.
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Thompson's Spa
Louise Lynnfield
Ernest G. C. Learson
Boston Protective Company
Thompson Spa
Learson
Spa
8St. Louis
St. Louis
Louise
Lynnfield
Boston
Beacon Hill
Albany
May Bar Football on Town Common
Lexington authorities show no commitment to banning football on the town common. Rumor says action may come or may not. Dr. J Odin Tilton chair of the Park Commission says time will tell. Police Chief Charles H Franks says he knows nothing and that the decision rests with park commissioners.
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Lexington
J. Odin Tilton
Park Commission
Charles H. Franks
Park Commissioners
Family Hurt When Car Hits Carriage in New Hampshire
In Manchester on September 21 a carriage carrying John M. Morrison, 12, and his parents was demolished by an electric car at Goffstown. The boy, at Notre Dame Hospital, is not expected to survive. the parents were seriously injured and taken home.
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Manchester
N. H
John M. Morrison
Mis
John Morrison
Goffstown
Notre Dame Hospital
Evans shoe plant in Wakefield moves to unionize
Steps are under way to unionize the Evans plant in Wakefield now open shop. A Friday night meeting outlined department enrollment and a tomorrow night gathering for the women will urge membership. The plant plans to affiliate the shoe union with the American Federation of Labor and reports steady work with orders to keep everyone employed through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Wakefield
American Federation of Labor
Love Letters of Queen Elizabeth and Sir Christopher Hatton
Sir Christopher Hatton, a prominent Elizabethan statesman, wrote extravagant letters to Queen Elizabeth, calling her “my most dear sweet lady” and describing desire and devotion. In one journey missive he declares passion, servitude, and heavenly love, signing as “Your Most Happy Bondsman, Lyddes.”
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Elizabeth
Sir Christopher Hatton
England
Queen Elizabeth
Christopher
Hatton
Lyddes
Boston Preacher Attacks Social Parasites in Sermon
Rev. A. Z. Conrad denounces Boston residents he calls social parasites who live on others' toil. He argues multitudes avoid work and rely on real workers, urging that it should be a disgrace to be sustained by work that is not one’s own.
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Boston
A. Z. Conrad
Dr. Conrad
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