Scarlet fever cure debated by Dr Donoghue
Dr Francis D. Donoghue argues against eucalyptu s oil based cures for scarlet fever. He notes no new treatment exists and stresses isolation and cleanliness to prevent spread, citing historical medical opinions and local disease data from Boston. He warns against bypassing vaccination and links poor controls to higher death rates from other illnesses.
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New York
Boston
J. B. Murphy
Chicago
International Medical Congress
London
Brendon Curgenven
Transactions
The
Epidemiological Society
J. Priestly
Robert Milne
Barnato
British Medical Journal
Epidemiological Society of the
Royal Society of Medicine
Milne
Francis D. Donoghue
M. D
Don’t miss the cost comparison on ready versus made to measure
Hart Schaffner & Marx promotes ready to wear suits at lower prices than custom tailoring. A shopper is urged to compare a $25 suit with a $40 made to measure alternative, test the fit visually, and buy only if it fits. Included is a price range from $18 to $50 across suits and overcoats. The ad positions The Continental Boston as a premier clothing store on Washington at Boylston Street.
First Woman Becomes State Delegate in Massachusetts
Mrs Louis Agassiz Shaw daughter of Charles Bird Progressive candidate for governor was elected yesterday a delegate to the State Progressive convention in Ward 6 Beverly Farms. She is the first woman in Massachusetts history to be elected to a State convention. She and her husband Louis Agassiz Shaw recently spent time at Hancock New Hampshire aiding in a tuberculosis recovery.
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Beverly Farms
Louis Agassiz Shaw
Charles $. Bird
Massachusetts
Shaw
Boston
Adirondacks
Mr. Shaw
Vincent Club
Robert P. Bass
New Hampshire
Fondean Beagles
Women Progressives of
Salem
Charles Sumner Bird
Beverly
Progressive State Committee
Buried on Common Near Stuart's Tomb
The body of Frank R. Morrison, a Scottish-born man, was buried yesterday in the Boston Common Burial Ground. He is noted as one of the few individuals buried in Boston’s historic cemeteries without generations of American ancestry.
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Frank R. Morrison
Boston Common
Boston
Families buy disused tombs in old cemeteries
The families that now own tombs in these cemeteries have come into possession by purchasing the very few disused tombs from descendants.
Morrison funeral at Albion Street residence
A large crowd gathered for the Morrison funeral from 101 Albion Street to the family burying ground on the Common and Boylston street. Dr. Tufts of Columbus Avenue Presbyterian Church led services as a Loyal Order of Moose delegation escorted the casket to the tomb near Gilbert Stuart’s grave.
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Morrison
Common
Boylston Street
Injured Man Hurt Boarding Moving Car in Roxbury
Fred Stevens of East Weymouth was slightly injured last night on Washington street near Eustis Roxbury while trying to board a moving car. He was thrown against an elevated pole and sustained a scalp wound and a lacerated wound over the eye.
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Fred Stevens
East Weymouth
Washington Street
Eustis
Roxbury
Tomb 183 in the Common burying ground bought by Morrison family
A fragment notes that John Morrison, father of Mr. Morrison, purchased Tomb 183 in the Common burying ground indicating an ancestral acquisition by the Morrison family.
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Mr. Morrison
John Morrison
Circus Proprietor Ringling Named Defendant in Divorce Suit
Baraboo Wis Sept 23 Alfred T Ringling circus proprietor was named defendant today in a divorce suit brought by his wife Mrs Belle M Ringling The plaintiff alleges desertion They have been married 20 years
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Baraboo, Wis
Alfred T. Ringling
Belle M. Ringling
Baseball Squad Out Exeter
Exeter New Hampshire September 23 Coach Carney led the first practice in fair weather this week with over 30 candidates. Two six inning scrimmages were played and Richards a former Manchester High pitcher who qualified for Brown will not return, a setback for the pitching staff. Mazie the Motor Maid promises another exciting adventure in a four color feature in next Sunday's Post.
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Exeter
N. H
Carney
Richards
Manchester High
Brown
Slab
Mazie
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