Boston Licensing Board Demands Stricter Saloon Conduct
The Boston Licensing Board issued a set of moral uplift driven guidelines for liquor license holders. It bans selling to intoxicated patrons and minors, prohibits treating, requires cash for on premise drinking, and warns penalties for noncompliance. The board urges proprietors to curb immoral solicitations and ensure strict adherence to safety and responsible service.
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Paul Waitt S Billy Sunday Biography in Sunday Post
Paul Waitt’s compelling Billy Sunday biography dives into the evangelist’s career peak with vivid detail. The piece highlights key episodes, personalities, and the era that defined Sunday’s public ministry and influence.
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Skirmish Report Near Arena 10 Miles South of Juarez
General Bell notes a clash at Arena near Juarez Sunday night. Wounded Carranza soldiers are said to be returned to Juarez, while Juarez officials claim they came from Chihuahua City after fighting Villa forces. General Matias Ramos reportedly returned to Chihuahua City with 35 of his 350 men.
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Gossip for Motorists Prelude to Astor Cup at Long Island Speedway
Tomorrow starts practice for the Astor cup race to be run at Long Island Speedway with a 90 mile per hour qualifying pace. About 30 entrants expected for the main event. Mr and Mrs George J Martin on a Chalmers and Mr and Mrs T B Fitzpatrick on a Marmon will tour the Berkshires Friday via Mohawk Trail from Greenfield to North Adams. Martin noted as an early auto pioneer. Giants Despair Hill Climb revival set for November 7 in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania.
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Bride Left Behind by Border Line Soldier
Lieutenant Sumner C. Andrews recalled leaving a two weeks bride as the Hospital Company No. 1 returned from the border. He described preferring the harsher conditions and desert dust to leaving his new wife.
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Hudson Super-Six Sets Fast Trip Record
The Hudson Super-Six completed the journey in 5 days 3 hours 31 minutes, shaving last spring's best time by over two days and beating the current best since then by 14 hours 59 minutes.
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Harvard graduate lieutenant secretly wed in El Paso
The Harvard graduate from Gloucester married Miss Hilda Simmons of Waldo Arkansas in El Paso during a whirlwind courtship. The 22 year old bride had planned only a short visit for her sister Mrs. W Hi Byrd before meeting the fiance and being settled in Gloucester with her husband. Mrs. Andrews has returned to Arkansas and plans to join him later in late October.
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Plant Juice Claims Cure for Charlestown Lady
An advertisement touts Plant Juice as a herbal stomach remedy that purifies the blood and heals stomach liver and kidney issues. It cites Mrs Rose Caraway of Elm Street Charlestown who reports long standing indigestion and dyspepsia relief after using Plant Juice and praises its effects. The Plant Juice Man promotes the remedy at the Houghton and Dutton Drug Department daily.
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Army moves marching plan for New England troops
An announcement from El Paso dated September 26 says Massachusetts and Rhode Island troops will begin a 15 day hike and maneuver trip next Sunday. The units will be marched to a point near the Apache reservation beyond Alamogordo New Mexico about 90 miles from El Paso.
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Mass troops face uncertain leave amid hike rumors
Bay State camps gloom as word spreads that Massachusetts troops may halt departure for home after the 1 day hike and maneuvers. Some expect entrainment to Framingham once the exercise ends while officers cite Villa raid in Chihuahua and General Bell's report as reasons for the delay.
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Waterfront Activity and Marine Trade News Snapshot
Sixteen fishing craft arrived at the Fish pier with 27,000 pounds of haddock, 49,000 pounds of halibut, and 24,500 pounds of cask. Wholesale haddock and cod prices listed. prices for pollock, hake, and halibut given. Bids to remove the sunken schooner Marguerite due Friday. Five new coal steamers under construction at Camden. first, Tidewater, launches Nov 1. Leyland line steamer Winifredian chartered to load 8000 tons coal to Bahia Blanca for high rate. Kansan ends charter. Kazembe reports loss of chief officer in storm. Bristol orders demolition of Franciscan friary dated 1258.
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Shipping News Arrivals and Towing Movements Noted
A long shipping notice lists steamers and schooners arriving or sailing via Eastport Portland and other ports. It details towing operations including barges Upton Fobrate Kimberton and ships to New York Philadelphia and Norfolk with multiple vessels named and routes indicated.
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Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Offered as Home Treatment
An advertisement promotes a home tonic claimed to cure catarrhal deafness and related head noises. It instructs mixing peppermint extract with hot water and sugar, then taking a tablespoon four times daily. It asserts most ear troubles stem from catarrh and promises relief and improved hearing.
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