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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
7
Advertisement claims Pebeco toothpaste delivers tobacco breath reduction and nicotine stain removal, offering users a soothed clean mouth without the drawbacks of smoking. The copy emphasizes fresh breath and whiter teeth as a marketing reward for toothpaste use.
A request based offer details a ten day trial tube of Bed Tooth Paste along with acid test papers sent on request. The note emphasizes sample materials and ordering for potential customers seeking dental care products.
The special Brazilian ambassador Dr Lauro Severiano Muller arrives at the Knickerbocker Hotel in New York with a large party. They will meet the mayor at City Hall, tour the Stock Exchange and Metropolitan Museum, attend a Plaza luncheon and a Pan American Society dinner, and end with Follies at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
A Bri ngton crowd at Bergen Beach Brooklyn watched Ray mond Pyret 17 and Edward ems 16 drown while attempting to save Adams who could not swim. Pyret and Adams vanished as others struggled to help. G Bjores led a Bergen Beach Yacht Club launch to recover the bodies.
Mrs. Mary E. Seney Sheldon died after a long illness at her home 24 East Thirty-eighth Street. She was wife of banker George R. Sheldon and daughter of George I. Seney. A June 4 operation by Dr. Joseph A. Make preceded her decline. The Sheldons, married November 1881, planned to sail for Europe last week.
In Boston on June 16, the State Boards of Health and Insanity debated marriage restrictions. Speakers urged education over punishment, while some supported tighter eligibility to wed. A proposal suggested studying divorce cases to uncover underlying causes behind legal separations.
In San Francisco the 700 member San Francisco Dishwashers Union includes 100 college graduates, the highest share among any U S labor group. A former Eastern college mathematics instructor, unnamed, notes he left academia to run a small Oswego New York business after realizing his limited business knowledge. He recounts joining dishwashing after failing to cope with life’s harsh requirements. The union is described as unique, with dishwashers earning about 10 dollars a day.
Lenox Massachusetts June 16 entertainment committee of the Country Club of Pittsfield voted to permit turkey trotting and fancy dancing at the clubhouse this summer after banning such dances last year following a Chicago party trotting incident. Committee members include Mrs William H Hall chairman and notable society figures.
Daniels, on first official Charlestown visit, endorses keeping ships under way at Boston New York and Norfolk yards. He opposes underutilization of a $20 million asset and urges government shipbuilding to deter private bidding and reduce costs.
Charles Zwirner, 20, of 1489 First Avenue, died instantly yesterday afternoon after a lifebelt attachment failed as he cleaned windows on the fourth floor of the Presbyterian Hospital. He had just begun work about noon and said he had no relatives in the country.
William L. Flanagan, now with F. F. Ranch near Sheridan, urges American polo pony breeding after noting many used ponies in international games were not American bred. He explains scarce supply, ongoing experiments crossing thoroughbreds with range horses, and cites Wyoming and Rocky Mountain centers as polo hubs.
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