Hair Restorer Guarantee Sold At Silva's Near Central Square
A hair restorer at Silva's promises to grow hair or refund the money. Located at 345 Green Street near Central Square, the product emphasizes a money-back guarantee.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
6
A hair restorer at Silva's promises to grow hair or refund the money. Located at 345 Green Street near Central Square, the product emphasizes a money-back guarantee.
Miss Delia Connolly of East Bridgewater Massachusetts spent days with friends on Pearl Street. Miss Connolly and Miss Nellie Walsh of Brockton have just returned on the Ivernin after an extended tour of Ireland England Scotland and Paris.
Chief Clerk P J Madden is on annual leave. John Madden of Cambridge A travels to Beachmont Mass while Daniel McGillicuddy visits Lewiston Me. William Nagle attends the Letter Carriers Convention. Otis Chamberlain heads to New Hampshire. Joe Buckley Tim OBrien and Tom King from Morgue Club head to Buffalo N Y. Andy Dwyer spends vacation on trolley trips. James McGann of Cambridge A P C plans to wed during his vacation.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and interested persons in the estate of Michael Martin late of Cambridge. John J. Roach seeks letters testamentary without a bond and must appear September 26 to show cause in Cambridge. Publication in Cambridge Sentinel required for three weeks and notice mailed seven days before court.
City of Cambridge invites sealed proposals for heating and ventilating Wellington School. Proposals due Sept 11 at 11 am. Sealed bids must include 100 dollar certified check and comply with ad specifications.
City Clerk Edward J. Brandon announces primaries for Democratic Republican Prohibition and Independence League voters on September 24, 1907. Polls open noon to nine, with nomination papers available at party offices from late August and due by September 11, 1907.
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