Strike Drag Has No End in Sight as Mills Stay Closed
Fall River news reports the strike dragging on with most mills idle and insured by the Arkwright club of Boston. Some mills may reopen if workers accept a new wage scale, while others remain closed due to lack of profit and fear of disturbances. Union officials say workers reject reduced pay. employers anticipate closing all mills if needed. The article notes total losses potentially reaching millions and describes ongoing relief aid to strikers.
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Central Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Slaven &Toi E. Pinkham
Mia Pin
America
Bunc
Lynn
Mass
Dean Mrs Prenau
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jessie L. Bowanne
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Fall River
Maas
Arkwright Club of
Boston
New England Mills
New England
Underground arcade planned along Twenty third street
New York talks of an underground arcade from the subway station to Fifth Avenue and Broadway with shops on each side. Many New Yorkers believe the subway opening will mark the start of a new urban development along the avenue and street corridor.
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Penn Mae
New York
Twenty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
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The passage extols Herpicide as a curative for scalp conditions, claiming it targets the hair root and kills the germ causing the issue. It cites letters from prominent people and endorsements by leading druggists, praising Newbro’s as a delightful, pure dressing sold widely.
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Newbro's
Papal Jubilee to Bring Marian Congress to Rome
Rome announces November and December events for a Jubilee of the Immaculate Conception with a Marian Congress at the Vast Church of the Twelve Apostles and Cancellaria halls. A Marian Exposition fills eight halls of the Lateran palace as the papal mass at St. Peter's and a crown on the Our Lady image head the celebrations.
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Rome
St. Peter's
Pius
Pius IX
St Peter's
Vatican
Perosi
Boston paper questions Vinci cure claim by Brock & McComas
A Boston Herald report debunks Vinci as a new medical discovery, arguing the remedy is the aged cod liver oil in a wine extract, sold by Brock & McComas Co. The firm insists the discovery lies in extracting the oil, not in a new medicine, and demonstrates its product to the reporter.
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Boston Herald
Brock & McComaa
Pendleton
Vinci
Brock & McComas Co
Brock & McComan
Mr. Brock
Mr. Brook
Commission to study anti pneumonía in New York health effort
New York reports a special commission of bacteriologists will study pneumonia for the health department to curb its rising spread. The city provides 10,000 dollars for the investigation and much laboratory work will occur in department facilities under expert supervision. The department is compiling data showing disease spread for the commission’s first meeting. The media worldwide awaits the investigation results with interest.
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New York
Department of Health
Dingetlan
Ite
America
Ely Liquid Cream Balm Promoted for Catarrh and Hay Fever
Liquid Cream Balm is gaining popularity in many localities and Ely's Cream Balm solid is also in use. It can be used in an atomizer and is praised by physicians. The liquid form contains all the medicinal properties of the Cumberland Vicid? and costs 75 cents with a sprayer tube included. Available from druggists or by mail from Ely Brothers at 56 Warren Street, New York.
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Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Tennessee Y M C A Bristles at Nashville Meeting
Tennessee Y M C A second day of its annual convention opens with a Bible hour by J B Milligan of Chattanooga. Evening sessions discuss social life of Tennessee's young men led by B S S Fenn and J W McKinney. Afternoon debate on railroad men in Tennessee led by H B Williams. L A Coulter of Virginia Association to address tonight.
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Memphis Association
BH. 0. Williams
International Railroad
Tennessee
L. A. Coulter
Virginia Association
Clubs Very Successful Ends and Expands
Two local clubs announce end of season success and plan to add an $80 suit club. Interested joiners may call at the story or approach a club member. Separately, the largest septic tank in the region was built for a local meat company in Walla Walla.
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Walla Walla
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