Secrets Women Keep At The Price Of Suffering
A testimonial heavy ad describes womanly illness and the journey to seek Dr. Pierce remedies. It extols Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, claims relief from bearing down and inflammation, and urges free consultation by letter from Buffalo. It promotes the herbal, vegetable preparations as safest path and cites reader letters praising cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
F Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Winnie Hamilton
Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Geo. A. Strong
Gansevoort
Saratoga County
Dr. Sage
Fall River Still Leads in Print Cloth Production
Henry H. Earl A M reports Fall River remains the nation's largest printer cloth maker. The city uses 75 878 looms with 39 517 for fine goods, 2 848 368 spindles, 29 547 mill workers, and a weekly payroll of 215 535. Annual cotton consumption reaches 369 600 bales as looms shift from coarse to fine fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Earl
A. M
Fall River
Earl
Northfield Students Conference Opens Session
East Northfield Massachusetts June 28 delegates filled the auditorium for the 16 4 annual Northfield students conference John R Mott presided George Robbins led singing William R Moody and Rev Dr A T Pierson offered prayers Rev G Campbell Morgan delivered the evening address on Man s Relation to God
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Northfield
Mass
Northfield
Auditorum
John R. Mott
George ©. Tobbins
Wm. R. Moody
A. T. Pierson
G. Campbell Morgan
Cab Driver Held For Manslaughter In Park Murder
Boston June 28 Francis Cahill the hearse driver was arraigned in Dorchester court charged with manslaughter in the murder of George W Park He asked for an examination but the government was not ready and Captain Hunt asked for July 5 Cahill protested saying he could prove his innocence if given the chance He has one son and five children dependent for support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Francis Cahill
George W. Park
Dorchester Court
Avith
Hunt
Court Grants Continuance in Sweeney Case
The hearing on the Joseph Sweeney matter is continued to July 5 after Cahill argues for a witness to appear, noting he needs time to prepare and that no witnesses were present in court. The judge sets bail at $5000 and states examination may proceed by afternoon or tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Joseph Sweeney
Eels Go Ashore At Passaic River Belleville
Thousands of eels crowded the Belleville riverbank along the Passaic manifesting a strange scene. Observers note the one inch and a half fish swarming on land for hours, with locals citing historical eel migrations and pollution as factors driving the unusually large overland movement.
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Passaic
Belleville
Robert Riceman
Main Street
Newark
Fragmented caption hints at刊 alluring salts in window display
Partial OCR text hints at a decorative or sensational window display involving salts and alluring contents. Names, places, and clear actions are missing, leaving an unclear local note or ad fragment.
Marching Torture at Camp Dewey Review in Heat
Governor Crane reviews the First Brigade M V M at Camp Dewey in South Framingham. Heat turns marching into a torture as four men collapse. Crane and staff attend, and the Governor leaves at 3 20 pm. Attendees include Lt Gov Bates and many state officials as camp activities continue despite rising temperatures.
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South Framingham
W. Murray Crane
Crane
Gen. Mathews
Cols. Clark
Darling
Dalton
Kenn
Clark
Mathews
2D Infantry
Battery C
Blood and Dewey
Carpelle
Benyon
Mass
Eagar
Lancaster
Bates
Yerxa
Harwood
Howe
McNamara
Field
Appleton
Myers
Davis
Hamlin
Winthrop Crane
Charles Crane
Nutt
Weymouth
Whitney
Lock
Ballard
Story
Warren
Sherman
Greig
Whipple
26Th Regiment
Frye
Woodman
Wolcott
Portal
L R. P
Curtin
DeWolf
Nostrum
Totten
1St Heavy Artillery
Thomas J. Olys
J. Stearns Cushing
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Harrys. Russell
Wilson
Surg. Stedman
Heavies
Sanborn
Artillery
Samuel Dalton
Perrins
Alexander
Mudge
Cavalry
A. L. Hovey
Storer
Meredith
Ex Senator Patch Narrowly Escapes Poisoning
Genial Frank Patch of Boxboro former state senator and county commissioner candidate suffered a near fatal poisoning after drinking hellebore mistaken for ginger in a hay field beverage. Doctors treated him for hours as his pulse fell to 40. he gradually improved and was able to take nourishment, while others who drank less were only mildly affected.
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Boxboro
Frank Patch
Ewing
Patch
Godfrey
Littleton
B. H. Hartwell
Ayer
Senator Patch
Remedy for St Vitus dance praised by parents
A Jefferson Oklahoma couple tell how Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured their daughter's St Vitus dance after three years of illness. They report rapid improvement after one box and full recovery after about twelve boxes, with the child reaching thirteen years and 114 pounds. Notary accompany sworn statement is included and pills sold at druggists or direct from the Williams Medicine Co. priced 50 cents per box, six boxes for $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
Christopher Armstrong
Jefferson, Oklo
Williams
Dctopher Armstrong
Mary Armstrong
W. D. Kramer
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Mystery in Lawrence Overseers Probe Ward Doctor Records
In Lawrence the poor overseers hear a report on an itemized bill for State charity cases. Clerk Daniel F. Kiley alleges books by six ward physicians were tampered with, missing pages in Dr. Thomas Joyce’s ward 3 book show 237 fewer visits and $118 in dispute. Dr Joyce denies wrongdoing as election of Dr Andrew F Leonard to succeed him follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Daniel F. Kiley
State Board of Charity
State Board
Kiley
Thomas Joyce
Ward 3
Joyce
Middlesex Club Elects Champlin as President on Steamer Trip
Boston June 28 The Middlesex club held its annual meeting aboard the New Brunswick during a sea trip. Former Gov J Q A Brackett declined re election and a nominating committee named Gen E R Champlin of Cambridge and Gen F H Appleton of Peabody with Champlin winning 114 to 14. Officers largely unchanged include Col G B Billings as secretary with Sen Lodge and Sec Long as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Middlesex Club
New Brunswick
J. Q. A. Brackett
E. R. Champlin
Cambridge
F. H. Appleton
Peabody
Coll
G. B. Billings
Lodge
Long
Resignation of Brockton N H and H Supt J H French
Brockton June 24 The resignation of Supt J H French of the Brockton and Plymouth division of the NYNH and H railroad, effective July 1, was announced today. French cites ill health and rising responsibilities as reasons. He will be succeeded by G P Taylor, currently superintendent of the Cape Cod division. French’s career with the NYNH and H and Old Colony railroads spans nearly 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brockton and Plymouth
N.Y
N. H. and H
French
G. P.taylor
Cape Cod
N. Y
N. H
Qld
Lineman Leaps From Four-Story Window In Manchester
James Anderson aged 25, a lineman, slept in an open window at the Eureka house on Hanover street and fell four stories to the sidewalk. He survived the drop and was taken to Sacred Heart hospital where doctors expect internal injuries though no bones are broken.
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Manchester
N. H
James Anderson
Eureka House
Hanover Street
Anderson
Sacred Heart Hospital
Boston Bakes in Severe Heat Prostrations Rise
Boston faced an extreme heat day with temperatures from 100 to 105 in the shade and a 97 official maximum. The heat caused multiple prostrations including three deaths and 16 exhaustion cases. victims ranged from a brewery helper to a 42 year old man found dead in bed, with two teenage girls among the afflicted. A breeze provided some relief later as the day ended and temperatures dropped to 80 by eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Weather Bureau
James Francis
City Hospital
Michael Ryan
Clayton Street
Luigi Lasco
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Kenney
Lizzie Doyle
Roxbury Crossing
Hottest Day of the Year Reaches 98 Degrees in Shade
New York reports the official thermometer at 91 degrees at 3:30 PM and street temperatures up to 98 degrees, with humidity around 62 percent, marking the year's peak heat so far.
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New York
Messenger Sillings Stricken By Severe Heat In Rochester
Rochester New Hampshire June 23 Ernest Sillings a messenger for American Express suffered a sunstroke at noon and lay unconscious for hours though recovery is expected. The temperature reached 103 degrees at midday.
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Rochester
N. H
Ernest Sillings
American Express Company
Mercury
Heat Squelches Outdoor Work In Waltham Factories
In Waltham on June 28 outdoor labor was halted by street and water departments due to extreme heat. At noon the thermometer read 98 degrees citywide and 104 by 2 PM. Six workers at the American Watch Company factory were overcome, and substitute letter carriers Connolly and Smith were prostrated on their routes and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
American Watch Company
Connolly
Smith
Heatwave Hits Saco and Biddeford with Record Temperatures
In Saco and Biddeford Maine today a severe heatwave caused many prostrations though no deaths were reported. The thermometer topped 100 degrees in the shade, the hottest reading in years.
Heatwave Idles Wachusett Work Force at 100 Shade
Clinton reports a blistering day with the mercury near 100 in the shade and 130 in the sun. About 1200 workers on Wachusett reservoir projects quit after midday, several workers collapse though none seriously ill. Mills also hit by heat with temperatures around 125 leading to partial work suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Wachusett Reservoir
Heat Prostrations Mount As Mercury Reaches 98
Lynn notes seven heat prostrations this afternoon with no fatalities likely. The temperature hit 98 degrees in the shade.
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Lynn
Painter Falls From Ladder in Heat Wave at Local Factory
In Brockton on a hot June afternoon Fred Birke a painter at D W Fields factory collapsed from heat and fell through a window. City hall recorded 94 degrees with higher readings in other areas. A train fireman also collapsed after the Pos ton engine arrived at 3 43 p m.
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Brockton
D. W. Fields
Fred Birke
City Hall
Mercury
Poston
Morocco Factory Worker Dies From Heat in Peabody
Michael, a morocco factory worker, collapsed and died this afternoon in Peabody. Authorities report the death stemmed from heat exposure while on duty at the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Michael
Morocco
Society figures praise Peruna as a tonic and remedy
Washington society man Tefft Johnson, sister Abbe Johnson, and actor Robert B. Mantell endorse Peruna for catarrh relief and nerve vitality. Prominent Chicago and Washington figures including Roxana Tyler and Maude Lillian Berry also vouched for its benefits for hoarseness and energy. A free catarrh book offered by The Peruna Medicine Co.
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Abbe Johnson
Washington, D.C
Tefft. Johnson
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth
I Streets
Feruna
Roxa Tyler
Chicago
Illinois Woman’s Alliance
East 60Th Street
Peruna
George Backus
Seams and Tooth Pick Factory Closed by Heat in Morrills
Portland Me June 28 Seam an s tooth pick factory at Morrills is closed for an indefinite time because of the intense heat. The night crew began work last night and in the morning five of the young women employes became unconscious from the heat. None of the prostrations were serious.
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Portland
Seam_an
Morrills
Storti Moved From Death Cell To Yard Building
Boston June 28 Warden Bridges moved Luigi Storti under death sentence for killing Michaelo Calucci from the death cell to a cell in the yard. He has been near the electrical chambers since March 28 and is in fairly good health though still recovering from prior hemorrhages.
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Boston
Bridges
Luigi Storti
Michaelo Calucci
Storti
Charles Street
Charlestown
White Pique Bargain Sale at Palmer Street
A Good Chance to Get White Pique. We closed out two cases of whole pieces regular goods white P K four different sizes of cords crosswise of cloth and one size cord lengthwise for skirts misses dresses waists and trimmings quality of P K worth 12 ½ c at regular price and offer them at the bargain price of 7 ½ c yard sale at white goods department Palmer street first floor also in basement A G POLLARD & CO
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K
White Goods Department
Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
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Camp Dewey
ST Withs
the Traveler
Arkansas City
Kaw
Brockton and
Plymouth
Eutychus
Lineman
Saco
Biddeford
MR. Teft. Johnson and
Washingington
D. C
Heart of Maryland” Company
Hartman
Columbus
Johnson
Robert B. Mantell
Bowler Bros
Lowell
Worcester
St. Vincent's Hospital
J. F. True & CO
Auburn
Thompson
W.T.S. Bartlett
Merrimack Street
C. B., Coburn & Co
C. B. Coburn & Co
Market Street
Chathamae
W.a.bergengren
D. Lywn
Wy. T. Griffin
Appleton Street
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