Plant Juice touted as permanent stomach cure in local ads
An advertisement promotes Plant Juice as a herbal stomach remedy for indigestion and related ailments. It cites a testimonial from Frank Bean of Tremont Street, a former 225 to 185 pound sufferer, claiming permanent improvement after using the product. The Plant Juice Man operates from Houghton & Dutton Drug Department, meeting the public daily.
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Frank Bean
Tremont Street
Houghton & Dutton
Fr George speaks at Brighton monastery on religious sameness
A week long mission for non Catholics opened in the Blessed Gabriel Monastery chapel Brighton. Rev Father George C P director of retreats spoke to a well filled audience from Greater Boston on Is One Religion as Good as Another.
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Blessed Gabriel
Brighton
Greater
Boston
Father George
C. P
Sermon Emphasizes One True Church and Divine Revelation
Father George declares belief in God as creator and truth, argues that true religion must be a fixed system of teachings, and asserts there is one infallible church with the whole deposit of faith. He says humanity’s hope lies in divine revelation and Jesus Christ founded a single true church. Tonight’s service begins at eight with the discourse Who is the Christ.
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Father George
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Boston College Begins 54th Year With Record Enrollment
Boston College opens its 54th college year at University Heights Newton with a freshman class expected to exceed 200 and total enrollment over 600. The Holy Ghost Mass and Benediction will occur next week. Regular classes begin Wednesday. Boston College High School starts October 2 with over 500 entrants and about 1500 total, making it the nation’s largest classics school.
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Boston College
University Heights
Newton
Boston College High School
Federal jobs with high pay announce numerous openings
The United States Civil Service Commission lists vacancies across agencies including junior structural engineers in two grades with salaries up to 1680, agricultural inspector in the Philippines, truck and fruit crop specialists, a dairy herd manager, a fisheries assistant, laboratory assistants, and engineers in Indian service in Oklahoma and South Dakota. Applications urged at once, Room 145 Post Office Building Boston.
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United States
Philippine Islands
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau of Standards
Indian Service
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Post Office
Boston
Mass
Catholic Church Notes and Local Church Activities
Announcement that the diocesan charitable collection will be taken up at all masses next Sunday follows a Cardinal O Connell letter read in all churches. A novena to St Francis of Assisi begins at St Leonard of Port Maurice downtown with nine nightly services and a retreat for Third Order members by Rev. Matthew Fox OFM. St Gregory’s Guild of Dorchester elects officers and Boston College High School opens evening classes October 2 under the Young Men’s Catholic Association, with a large 2500-person expected enrollment. St John’s Branch of the Quincy Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association hosts a public guest night October 2 under President Mrs. Alice Walsh.
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St. Francis of Assissi
St. Leonard of
Port Maurice
Prince Street
North End
Third Order
Matthew Fox
New York
Boston College High School
James Street
Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston
St. John’s
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Quincy
Alice Walsh
Harvard Regiment Dies as Military Science Dept Forms
The Harvard Regiment will cease to exist as a voluntary unit at the start of the new college year. It will restrict membership to students who enroll in the new department of military science. Captain Constant Cordier, former regimental commander, will lead the military science department.
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Harvard
Harvard Regiment
Constant Cordier
Var-n-sis praised by Rochester laundry man in testimonial
Fred Dyne of 10 Walnut Street Rochester New Hampshire proprietor of the Star Laundry says rheumatism left his joints stiff and swollen after taking Var-n-sis. He claims months of pain vanished and he can work normally again and urges others to investigate Var-n-sis as the World’s Remedy for rheumatism. The advertisement promotes Var-n-sis with claims by W A Varney and notes the Boston office and distribution through drug stores.
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Fred Dyne
Walnut Street
Rochester
N. H
Star Laundry
W. A. Varney
Boston
Boylston St
Lynn
Mass
Hyde Park man contests sunflower claim in Roslindale feud
S. A. Starratt of 16 Safford Street Hyde Park disputes Fred H. White of Roslindale over ownership of the championship sunflower. Starratt reports a garden sunflower with 66 blooms and two neighboring plants with 61 and 45 blooms. Several Starratt sunflowers exceed eight feet in height.
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Safford Street
Hyde Park
Mr. Sarratt
S. A. Starratt
Fred H. White
Roslindale
Mr. Starratt
Cardinal O Connell Names Parish Administrators
Cardinal O Connell appoints Rev Charles P Heaney as administrator of the Church of St John the Evangelist North Chelmsford to fill the vacancy left by the death of Rev Edmund T Schofield. Heaney previously served at St Gregory s Church Dorchester Lower Mills and Rev Thomas J Murphy moves to St Gregory s Church as assistant after a temporary assignment at Hough s Neck.
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Charles P. Heaney
St. Gregory’s Church
Dorchester Lower Mills
St. John the Evangelist
North Chelmsford
Edmund T. Schofield
Thomas J. Murphy
Hough's Neck
St. Gregory's Church
Children Start Fire That Destroys Post Office
A blaze in Van Buren Maine destroyed the post office and two other structures causing about 12000 dollars in damage. Children playing with matches started the fire in the business section of the town.
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van Buren, Me
van Buren
Everett Stabbing Victim In Comfort At Hospital
Oscar Phillips of Maiden was stabbed at the Dane street and Broadway corner in Everett on late Saturday night. He is resting comfortably at Whidden Memorial Hospital with a serious groin wound inflicted by a stiletto, hospital authorities stated yesterday.
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Oscar Phillips
Dane Street
Broadway
Everett
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Murder Cry Draws Big Crowd in Park Square
Loud cries of Murder Fire and Thieves plus songs drew a large crowd to Park square yesterday. Automobiles and taxis halted as streetcar riders leaned from windows and people left the Common to gather in the square.
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Park Square
Parrot Causes Fire Scene Mystery in Office Building
A large parrot clung to a fire escape drawing a crowd as a report of murder and fire spread uncertainty. John Quigley and John Graham appeared with the bird named Bob who cried murder fire thieves while a passerby photographer sought a picture.
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Bob
Quigley
Polly
Arrah
John Graham
Mr. Graham
Burglars Sack Three Somerville Broadway Homes
Three houses on Broadway Somerville entered Saturday night. Burglars shattered dining room windows to gain entry and rifled every room. About 21 dollars in property stolen from the homes of James B Torrens Ernest S Savage and E L Gillett.
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Somerville
Medford
James B. Torrens
Ernest S. Savage
E. L. Gillett
Start Trial In Death Case In Roxbury
Six of ten indicted for the death of Miss Margaret Ward of Peabody from an illegal operation in Roxbury will begin trial in Suffolk Superior Criminal Court. Defendants include Charles R. O Connell James O Connell George A Bardwell Rhona Pittfield Geraldine Pittfield and Margaret Stewart. They face accessories after the fact charges and conspiracy counts against O Connell and Bardwell.
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Peabody
Roxbury
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Charles R. O’connell
James O"connell
George A. Bardwell
Rhona Pittfield
Geraldine Pittfield
Margaret Stewart
Miss Ward
O'Connells
Bardwell
Somerville Police Nab Seven in Morning Raids
Somerville police conducted two early morning raids and arrested seven men, four from a Mc Culpher place residence and three from a Ward street home, seizing a number of playing cards.
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Somerville
McCulpher Place
Ward Street
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