Coolidge, Former U.S. Minister, Dead
Thomas Toffegsey Coolidge, born 1832 in Boston, was longtime merchant and Harvard alumnus who served as United States minister to France. He died at Rix Rone, leaving a legacy in diplomacy, banking and manufacturing.
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Thomas Toffegsey Coolidge
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France
Rix Rone
Coolidge
Boston
Tarvard
Trarvard
Vis Long Bisinera
Heaan Aga
East Tadia
I Hhe Waa
Topeka
the and Navigation
Jon Owas
Frence Toy
Eam
Winviard
Harvard Smivarsi
Tefferson and Oratory
New England Banking
Cocoa program fuels Milford schools success
Milford officials report the Visiting Nurse Association again runs hot cocoa service for Central grammar and Milford High School pupils. About 180 cups are served daily at three cents each with crackers, staffed by volunteers. If demand grows, extended hours and added sandwiches may follow soon.
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Milford
Central Grammar
Milford High School
Nerde Garry
Walnut Beach People Motoring to Florida
An unusually large number of Walnut Beach residents plan to spend the winter in Florida resort areas. Departures began recently as two JacT ties and 11 families, led by W. Brown, left in two of Brown's cars bound for the sunbelt. More families expect to follow, with many driving to Florida due to scarce reservations and plan to tour the points of interest along the way.
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Milford
Walnut Beach
Morida
Nevers
W. & Brown
Park Avenue
Florida
Police Strike and Drug Trade Tangle in Boston
Nov 17 reports allege a city police strike disrupted narcotic enforcement in Boston. Former Suffolk District Attorney Wra Webber cites the upheaval as allowing drug networks to set prices up to 437 per ounce, with narcotics agents noting large price swings and new officers being drafted into the force.
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G. Webber
Suffells
Tim Dearing
Webber
Boston
Dore Jaquad
United States
Milfordian school paper first issue released
Milford Nov 11 the Milfordian, the school publication, issued its first issue. A ten page sheet appears twice monthly, covering school news, student work, and athletic activities at the affford school.
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Milfordian
Milford
Mmilfordian
Affford
Old English Remedy for Catarrh and Head Noses Told
An 19th century ad promotes a constitutional treatment for catarrh and deafness. It warns sprays and douches irritate air passages and risk fatal inflammation. The remedy uses Prumulint double strength mixed with pink salt and hot water, one teaspoon daily, claiming quick relief from distressing head noises and improved hearing.
Faded hair remedies promise renewed color at home
A vintage advertisement touts a home hair dye solution named Brawnatone. It claims natural shading from light to dark brown and offers a free trial by mail through The Kent a Pharmacy Co in Covington, with instructions and pricing details included. The copy uses sensational claims and persuades readers to order by sending cash to cover postage and materials.
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Kenta Pharmacy
Copal Ghis
Bymh
Oakes Regio
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