Reduce Fat A Pound A Day The Rengo Co Promotion
An ad promotes Reduce Fat A Pound A Day a safety claim for a fat loss product. It lists The Rengo Co Detroit selling boxes at $1 and offering a 50c free package by mail with 10c included, plus multiple Boston Cambridge Malden and Woodward drugstores as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jaynes Drug Co
Houghton & Dutton Co
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and Essex Sts
Woodward Drug Co
Tremont St
W. B. Hunt Co
Washington St
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Pleasant St
Maldenhy Ne Co
Portand St
Multo Fruto Promoted as Natural Constipation Cure
An advertised free trial promotes Multo Fruto as a natural remedy for constipation and weak nerves. The pitch touts tropical fruit juices and edible candy like form, with full sized packages offered at 25 or 50 cents and prepaid mail purchase from the Rengo Co. Detroit. Free trial packages available by mail only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rengo Co
Rengo Bldg
Detroit
Mich
Governor Guild Honored at Atlantic Conference Meeting
The Atlantic Conference entertained Governor Guild at a weekly meeting marking his return from illness. Sir Henry Knight ex Lord Mayor of London and Hon A Bhuman joined the luncheon in Beverly. Greeting notes praised the governor and fraternal English American ties were highlighted by Sir Henry Knight.
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Atlantic Conference
Governor Guild
Henry Knight
London
Beverly
A. Bhuman
Exchange Club
Commonwealth
Shuman
Mayor Hibbard
Sir Henry Knight
Charles H. Taylor
Charles T. Gallagher
H. Staples Potter
Samuel J. Elder
Jerome Jones
J. B. Holden
Wallace ¥. Robinson
Frank G. Webster
Ryerson Ritchie
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Charles F. Stodder
John Shepard
Lucius Tuttle
James J. Storrow
Arthur F. Estabrook
Poetic Telegram Fires Up National Women's Trade Union League
A Boston telegram read by Miss Mary Baird at the Chicago conference inspires workers with a poetic vision of progress. Miss Gertrude Stoetzel notes a minimum weekly need of 15 dollars to cover essentials including board, laundry, car fare, clothing, dues, and savings.
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Mary Baird
Boston
National Women’s Trade Union League
Chicago
Gertrude Stoetzel
United Garment Workers
New Bishop Candidate Attracts Episcopal Attention
The episcopalian community in the city watches the search for a successor to late Bishop Satterlee of Washington. A special convention is set for tomorrow to decide the appointment. Rev. Alexander Mann of Trinity Church has been named in prior conventions, with Bishop Brent of the Philippines declining a second time, leaving open the chance for a Boston clergyman to be chosen.
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Satterlee
Washington
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Brent
Philippines
Boston
Boston to Establish Evening Industrial School Network
The Boston school committee, at a special meeting, approved preliminary orders to create an Evening Industrial School system. The plan centers the central school at Mechanic Arts High School with branches on Warren Avenue Charlestown East Boston and Roxbury for industrial training this year.
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Boston School Committee
Mechanic Arts High School
Warren Avenue
Charlestown
East Boston
Roxbury
Plan for State Industrial Education School Network
The committee under the State law aims to create specialized training schools aligned with high school and grammar education to prepare pupils for trades. The state will fund one fifth of expenses while controlling the system. A central branch will merge existing facilities once the Mechanic Arts High School is expanded, replacing freehand and mechanical drawing instruction at Warren Avenue with a branch of the Evening Industrial School.
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State Commission On Industrial Education
Mechanic Arts High School
Boston
Warren Avenue
Elvening
Labor Notes on Labor Unions Across New England
William F. McCarthy reports a successful organizing tour in Plymouth Lynn Danvers and Salem with plans to boost membership by at least 20000 by year end. Other union news covers meetings elections and district expansions in Boston Dorchester Chelsea Somerville and Watertown arsenal discussions with leaders from Steam Engineers International Union and Machinists.
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William F. McCarthy
New England
Brotherhood of Painters
Plymouth
Lynn
Danvers
Salem
International
Robert A. McKee
Peoria
Steam Engineers’ International Union
Boston
Hoistic and Portable Engineers’ Union
Frank Moorhouse
Painters’ Union 11
Cc. L. U
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Central Wage Harners’ Club
Boston Plumbers’ Union 12
Dorchester Blan
Steamfitters
Holyoke
Metal Trades Section
Boston Central Labor Union
Metal Trades
Central Labor Union
Metal Trades Department
The
A. F
Davis Bound Over In $10,000
Charles Edward Davis charged with murder of Dr. Frederick Austin was bound over to the District Court in $10,000 bond signed by his two brothers.
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Omaha, Neb
Charles Edward Davis
Frederick Austin
District Court
Magnificent Spectacle at Boston Grocers Fair Draws Crowds
The Boston Retail Grocers' Fair at the iseum dazzled visitors with electric lighting and elaborate displays as 40 000 daily attendees filled the halls. Tonight the famed band returns with soloists Lucy Alen Clarke Corey Rose Reichard and Millhouse while Onaip's aerial piano act shifts to today. The vaudeville sketches continue to draw big crowds amid the glow of more than 100 electric spheres.
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Boston
Iseum
Lucy Alen
Messrs
Clarke and
Corey
Rose Reichard
Millhouse
Onaip
Death at Lynn Crossing Becomes Notorious Tragedy
The Central square crossing known as the deathtrap of Lynn claimed Mary Cesarine of 169 Endicott street Boston. She was crushed by the 7 am train while hurrying to work, leaving two small children behind. The body was mutilated under the wheels after striking the gate house roof edge.
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Lynn
Central Square
Mary Cesarine
Endicott Street
Boston
First bucket shop case fines Albert N Beers
The Municipal Criminal Court convicted Albert N Beers for maintaining a bucket shop at 24 Congress Street. He pled guilty and received a $100 fine in the first session of the new anti bucket shop law.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Albert N. Beers
Congress Street
Mass of the Holy Ghost at Immaculate Conception Church
Rev. Thomas I. Gasson, president of Boston College and rector, will preside at the Holy Ghost Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception this morning at 9 15 o clock. Archbishop O Connell, class of 81, will address the students. The service, usually at term opening, was deferred to today.
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Thomas I. Gasson
Boston College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Archbishop O'Connell
Lewis Strang Weds Actress in Chicago Amid Delays
Auto racer Lewis Strang married film actress Jeanne Lou Spaulding in Chicago after plans to wed in Stamford fell through. Spaulding cited her concern over Strang’s risky driving as the reason for postponements. Strang accused her of not appearing for the license ceremony, and the couple exchanged disputed claims on their engagement.
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Chicago
Lewis Strang
Lowell
Jeanne Lou Spaulding
Strang
Miss Spaulding
Stamford
Conn
New York
Burk Refuses To Resign As City Supply Chief
Superintendent Walter E. Burk of the supply department declines resignation despite official hints that it would please Mayor Hibbard. The mayor awaits results of recommendations for a new supply department in the forthcoming city charter by the Finance Commission. A conference will address supplies bought from Horace Rand, Ward 2 Republican chair. Burk draws political sympathy as the involved sum stays under $1000 with Rand bidding 10 cents lower on a 350 valve scale.
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Walter E. Burk
Hibbard
Finance Commission
Horace Rand
Ward 2
Republican Committee
Burk
Simple Fels-Naptha Wash for Summer or Winter
Demonstrates a quick clothes washing method using Fels-Naptha. Wet the fabric, soap, soak thirty minutes in cool water, unroll rub lightly rinse and dry. No boiling or hard scrubbing. Ad promises whiter sweeter clothes that last longer with less wear.
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Anty
Katherine
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