Slocum Relief Corps Visits Soldiers' Home
Fifty members from Slocum Relief Corps of Providence toured the Soldiers' Home. A barge ferried most to the city while the rest rode New York New Haven and Hartford electric trains. Arriving at noon, they brought food and delicacies for the comrades. An afternoon of music and readings was well received. They left for home around 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum Relief Corps of
Providence
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad
Salvation Army girl confronts bully over lost item
In a brief, dialogue rich scene a Salvation Army helper challenges a bully who has taken a small boy’s item. The Urchin protests while others debate returning the item, and a lighter moment arises as a child exclaims about a cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Wes
Allen Foot Ease Sample Free Promotional Notice
An advertisement offers Allen's Foot Ease powder for swollen tired hot feet with a free sample. It also markets a Foot Ease sanitary corn pad as a new invention. The snippet includes a quoted line about political economy and a professor asking why hard times relate to people going broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy
N. Y
Australian Leaf cure advertised by Mother Gray in New York
Nurse Mother Gray promotes Australian Leaf as a reliable remedy for female ailments and backache with free sample offers from The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy NY. The ad also includes a Hubbard quotation and a Kadol stomach aid notice sold by W.H Buffalo ton, warning about summer dietary risks and indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Mother Grav Co
LeRoy, NY
W.H Buflington
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Cited for Female Ailments
A vintage promotional piece praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ills. It cites backache nervousness and other symptoms, plus testimonials from Mrs Will Young and Mrs Augustus Lyon about relief after use. The ad lists ailments including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Young
Columbia Ave
Rockland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
East Earl, Pa
Mrs. Pinkham
Probate Court of Bristol Approves Ward Sell Real Estate
June 1 1908 in Bristol Probate Court guardian George H Pe ck seeks authority to sell Eliza Bullock ward Interest in damaged High Street property to pay debts and fund support. Hearing set July 6 1908 at 10 30 in Bristol Probate Court Room with fourteen days notice in Bristol Phoenix.
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Robate Court
Bristol
Eliza Bullock
George H. Peck
High Sipest
Samuel Poldridge
William H. Allen
James M Gooding
Ward
Bristol Phoenix
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W .H.collins
W. H. Cleaver
Wood and
State Dts
G M. Wilbur
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Ristel
Rhode Island College OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Kingston
Weite To Or Calla
Howard Edwards
Kingston KR
Merchants & Miners Trans, Company
Norfolk
Baltimore
Sanlegs
Fall River
Philadelphia
A. L. Bongartz
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James Barry
R. 1
Siarried
Lewis—Morris
George L. Locke
D Oz
John Lewis
Rosa Morrie
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THE
the International Securities Corporation
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Providence, R. IY
John M Coggeshali
W.L. Douglas
Herrick
Douglas Black
Oxfords
Averse
Herrick Oxfords
Russia
Goodyear Gove
John the Shoeman
Mathewson St
General Contractors
Mason
Collins Street
Bay View Ave
Franklin Street
S. B. Pauls
Chiropguist
Barton
Buffinton
John Temple Drury
Veale
Travelers’ Life
AMD
Rrbrooks
Tod P
Accident Insurance CO
James Dixon Carpenter
Church Street
Lam
Shepard Proc Tel
John
George W McGann
J. H. Wall & Co
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Easterbrooks Bldg
Hope St
Tel
Custom House Street
R.1
Telephone Union
Lorin M. Cook
Edward J. Brownell
S. Golvdes
Young’s Drug Store
Peterson’s
Collett
Roger Williams Specialty CO
P.O
R. I
Apbey
Philias Fontaine
Staples Coal Co
Thames St
A, W. Orgelman
State Street
Narragansett Brewing CO
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Milway
T. M. Morris
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Barnaby
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