Tom Jenkins Endorses Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey
Tom Jenkins America's Champion Heavy Weight Wrestler says Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey was the only medicine he used while holding the heavyweight crown. He calls it the greatest body builder and nerve tonic and says it keeps his system in a normal healthy condition and recommends it to others seeking strength and health.
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Tom Jenkins
America
Duffy
Duffy’s
Ennot
Ad Atecers
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Iter
Police follow up on belated belt strap clue in Throp murder
Boston police and State patrol officers traced a cheap worn belt strap found with a bloody suitcase to identify the owner. They visited harness shops and cobblers in the South End but found no one who recalls the belt. The strap measures about 48 inches, with a round buckle and no reinforce holes, and was not bought with the suitcases. The inquiry continues today with the same chase for a lead.
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Boston
Wiatts
South End
Post
Trinity College Opens Freshman Class Record Size
Trinity College Hartford opened the year with chapel exercises as a large entering class. The freshman group will number about eighty, one of the largest the college has ever had.
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Hartford
Cond
Trinity College
Nervura remedy touted as universal health cure
An advertisement promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the world’s answer to weakness and sickness. It features patient testimony from F. P. Dearth of Woodsville and invites free consultations at 34 Temple Place Boston Massachusetts.
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Dr. Greene
Worcester Hotel List Reveals Aug 12 13 Visitors
A long roster shows guests registered at Worcester hotels Bay State and others on August 12 and 13. Names include J. D. Robinson Toledo B T Gibson Matteawan N J Henry Lilly New York H M Boughter Philadelphia and many more from Boston New York Philadelphia Greenfield and beyond.
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Worcester
Bay State Hotel
J. D. Robinson
Toledo
B. T. Gibson
Matteawan
N. J
Henry Lilly
New York
H. M. Boughter
Philadelphia
C. B. H. Pease
Westboro
Mass
B. ¥. Bradley
Dorchester
L. P. Kirby
Mr. Raffles
New York Evening World
J. P. Lodes
Boston
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Charles H. Salmon
Penn
L. E. Hoyt
Sst. Louis
Lew Dockstader
BH. L. Shay
Greenfield
William H. Parlin
Chicago
Frederick T. George
Geo. A. Atkins
Brooklyn
N. Y
M. G. Murray
St. Louis
G M. Lord
Portland
EH. M. Coats
Springfield
R. P. Herrick
R. B. Curtis
J. J. Curtis
L. Levy
John A. Engross
A. ©. McLeanar
Wm. Newhall
Fannie C. Newhall
Fred Recitser
South Acton
E. P. Osborne
Cambridge
C. L. Brown
G. H. Ball
G. H. Lennon
C. B. Weatherby
Ware
Maurice L. Rosenthal
J. Gordon
M. I. Green
R. Reed
P. Rice
E. A. Roster
Taunton
W. N. Brown
F. W. Foskett
Lynn
Percy Manners
Langley Baker
Fred J. Wing
East Greenwich
Conn
Richard F. Johnson
James
Providence
W.H. Nye
Bill Nye
Salem, N. H
Cure cancer and diseases with abenteen method
A practitioner claims 25 years of treating cancer tumors chronic and blood diseases with a special abenteen method. He states he has hundreds of testimonials and offers a free consultation to diagnose cases and decide fees by the patient's means.
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James M. Solomon
Beacon Street
Man Suspect Seen With Two Dress Suitcases in Pleasant Street District
State detectives and many inspectors probed the Pleasant street South End area to trace two dress suitcases bought by a man who later returned with two bundles. A Post report pinned down the 4 pm time frame and sighting near the subway entrance, with crowds gathering and a photographer posing the suspect for identification.
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Subway Loan Company
Pleasant Street
South End
Berkman’s
Shawmut Loan Company
Joseph Berkman
Myer Rubin
Berkman
Myer Kauffman
Walter Jackson
Mgr. Berkman
Arnold's Balsam War Remedy Promises Quick Cure
Claim cites dysentery or cholera morbus treated by Arnold's Balsam. Notes high cost and asserted rapid relief, reflecting 19th century patent medicine rhetoric.
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Arnold
Citizens' Committee Pleads for Yellow Fever Aid
Colonel J J Hayes chairs a Vicksburg public health committee thanking Richard A McCurdy of Mutual Life for a timely contribution to fight yellow fever. He argues life insurers benefit more by stamping out the epidemic than funding isolated charities and notes slow fever progress may be checked by Marine Hospital Service measures.
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J. J. Hayes
Vicksburg
Miss
Citizens’ Committee of Public Health
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
N. Collier
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
New York City
Marine Hospital Service
Tribune
Registration at Brown shows large drop in students
Providence RI September 28 registration figures for Brown University show a drop of 61 students from last year with 823 enrolled. The freshman class is 222, up one from last year, while the women's college enrollment is 196, down seven.
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
Women’s College
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BH. R. Messure
St. John
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Tom Hyde
J. McLaughlin
Peter A. Collins
John T. Hanley
Lawrence
J. C. McCoy
R. A. Ripley
M. Birmingham
D. T. Shea
Quincy
Leo McLeod
S. A. Short
Maurice G. Nugent
Commonwealth Hotel
Whitins
Cornelia Neal
Ellen Neagle
David Neagle
Harry Thomas
Thomas
Quinn
Max: Scheck
Matt Keefe
G. H. Green
New London
Charles
Rye
Norwich
H. H. Keyes
A. P. Mann
Philip Prensky
H. Brown
G. F. Bond
Wallington
Rochester
L. V. Brown
J. D.ryals
Utica
R. B. Farnham
J. O. Todd
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