Spring and Summer Styles Highlighted in New Fashion
The article lists numerous fresh styles for the coming seasons including fabrics, cuts, and color trends. It notes designers presenting updated wardrobes for spring and summer and hints at evolving silhouettes.
Students Describe Watch and Ward Immorality Crusade Opening
Testimony from Harvard and Tufts students recounts a Boston court house mob fight as gangsters mistook an officer for a Watch and Ward agent. Adrian Gould and Jonathan Hatfield, brown graduates, testified about meetings at the Revere House on March 13 and alleged improper advances by Anna Ross.
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Court House
Watch and Ward
Pemberton Square
Watch and Ward Society
Boston
Adrian J. Gould
Brown University
Anna Ross
Revere House
Cornelius J. Shea
West Roxbury
Henry Bond
William R. Sharton
Gould
Hatfield
Grosman and
Bryan
Anna
Jonathan P. Hatfield
Bennet Street
Harry Grosman
John M. Bryan
Scarton
Fifteen Vessels Arrive At New Fish Pier With Fresh Catch
Fifteen vessels arrived at the new fish pier yesterday bringing fresh ground fish. Prices slipped slightly with strong demand reported by wholesale dealers. Haddock 21-2 to 31-2 cents, steak cod 51-4, market cod 31-2, steak pollock 51-4, steak cask 4, large hake 4, medium hake 21-2, halibut 20 cents. Vessel listings show various stocks and fares for Haddock Cod Pollock Hake and others.
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Haddock
Shipping News: Steamers and Tugs Sailing to New York
A maritime brief lists steamers Vesta Von Sneidern Dorchester Howes Norfolk McLean Middlesex Wider Camden Rawley Winterport Bay State Strout Portland and others towing barges toward New York with vessels including Forest Belle Liberty Metacomet R L No 5 Brookside Temple Silver Brook and schooners Ervin J Luce George R Bradford Littlefield. Also notes Bay State Colman Ardgryfe H F Dimock Nacoochee Walter D Noyes and tugs Gettysburg Saucon Tulpehocken Nos 23 27 and Longfellow returning sailed April 1.
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von Sneidern
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Tex
Dorchester
Howes
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Wider
Camden
Rawley
Winterport
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Strout
Portland
Leader
Doane
Lynn
Tobyhanna
New York
Ontario
Guttenberg
Forest Belle
Liberty
Metacomet
Red B. Richards
Miller
Rockland
International
McGoldrick
Philadelphia
Brookside
Temple
Silver Brook
Ervin J. Luce
Pittee
Rockport
George R. Bradford
Littlefield
Liverpool
Coloman
London
Ardgryfe
H. F. Dimock
Nacoochee
Savannah
Walter D. Noyes
Newport News
Gettysburg
Cape Cod
Saucon
Suffolk
Tulpehocken
Portsmouth
Piedmont
Sewalls Point
Longfellow
Woman of Gem Shoe Fame Sued for Luxury Debts
Mrs. James Lowell Putnam of Boston and New York faces a Superior Court suit to recover 4974 for gowns dresses hats and accessories charged by a Boylston street modiste. The case cites items from 1913 to January 1915 including brown duveryn suit blue velvet suit and gold slippers. The plaintiff seeks the balance after credits totaling 6970.
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James Lowell Putnam
Boston
New York
Back Bay
Commonwealth Avenue
Boylston Street
Mrs. Putnam
Eleanor Jay Robinson
Putnam
Augusta Jay
John Jay
Edmund Randolph Robinson
William Astor
Rogers Named Cambridge City Auditor
Charles M. Rogers was appointed city auditor of Cambridge to succeed Charles H. Thurston by Mayor Rockwood yesterday. The appointment, requiring City Council confirmation, was submitted at yesterday's meeting and laid on the table. The mayor recommends the change take effect June 1. Thurston's term expired last June but he remained in office due to last year's government inaction.
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Charles M. Rogers
Cambridge
Charles H. Thurston
Rockwood
Thurston
Try Gangsters for Break in Hingham
Four New York gangsters Cohen Abe Morris Rosenthal and Dresser faced trial in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Jenny and a jury for breaking and entering Louis Arenowski’s store in Hingham and stealing 3000 dollars. Three New York detectives, who aided the arrest in Manhattan, will testify.
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Barnstable
Samuel Cohen
Abe’’ Morris
Samuel Rosenthal
Jake’’ Dresser
New York
Superior Criminal Court
Jenny
Louis Arenowski
Hingham
Manhattan
A Fine Treatment for Catarrh Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Parmint double strength as a constitutional cure for catarrh and related deafness. Recommends mixing with hot water and granulated sugar, taking a tablespoon four times daily to relieve head noises and nasal blockage. Claims tonic effects and low cost for those seeking freedom from catarrh.
Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Ad Promises Instant Dark Hair
Advertises Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer claiming to darken all hair strands evenly whether gray or not. Promises softer fuller hair and natural look with a harmless formula. Sells for 50 cents a big bottle at Liggett Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston Cambridge and Chelsea with mail order for out-of-town customers.
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Liggett-Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Boston
Cambridge
Chelsea
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