Packing Cases Fall Break Man's Skull
Joseph Sheinfeld a shipper for the Seward Trunk and Bag Co at 15 Midway Street South Boston sustained a skull fracture and possible internal injuries when cases fell from the wagon he was unloading and knocked him into the elevator well Fifteen feet down he struck his head and was taken to City Hospital where his home at 128 Elmo Street was notified.
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Joseph Sheinfeld
Seward Trunk and Bag Company
Midway Street
Boston
Goodsell
Einfeld
Elmo Street
Mother Gains 30 Pounds After Taking Father John’s Medicine
Mrs Ida M Butters of Waterville Maine reports she gained 30 pounds and regained strength after starting Father John’s Medicine. She says the product also benefited her children and she endorses it for household work and health.
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John
Ida M. Butters
Waterville
Father John
King Street
Opposes Limit 10 Loan Rate Critics Rowley Bill
Frank H. Pope, supervisor of loan agencies, said he opposes the Rowley bill to cap small loan interest at 8 percent plus paper charges. He argued setting a rate now would be guesswork and hinder ongoing research into a fair rate for borrowers and lenders. The committee reported the bill adversely and the measure faces Senate action today.
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Frank H. Pope
Rowley
Senate
Castle Square to stage special Fauntleroy matinée
Demand for Little Lord Fauntleroy seats has been so strong that Castle Square Theatre will hold a special Saturday morning performance at 10 o clock. Mrs Burnetts comedy features Miss Henrietta McDaniel in the title role with the Craig Players supporting, giving school children another chance to attend.
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Lord Fauntleroy
John Craig
Castle’ Square Theatre
Mrs. Burnett
Henrietta McDaniel
Craig
Charles W. Guy Dies. Quincy Council Member and Author
Charles W. Guy 72 longtime Quincy resident and former Governor's Council member died yesterday at his Butler road home. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at his residence with arrangements announced locally.
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Quincy Man
Charles W. Guy
Governor’s Council
Newsboys
Butler Road
Quincy
Elected Councillor Guy Remembered For Newsboys Cause
Obituary notes Mr Guy longtime Worcester native born Dover New Hampshire active in temperance reform and paper boy welfare. He played a key role in Newsboys Day in Boston and promoted Christmas Eve generosity to newsboys. He served on Governor's Council after 1913 campaign and had varied careers including cobbler farmer and furniture dealer. Survived by wife Harriet and daughter Mrs William Shaw plus relatives in Worcester Salem and Hampstead New Hampshire.
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Boston
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Dover
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Westwood
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Hyde Park
Norwood
Governor's Council
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Harriet M. Perkins
Peabody
William Shaw
Addie Park
George W. Fuller
Salem
Benjamin E. Guy
Elbridge E. Guy
Walter P. Guy
Worcester
Herbert E. Guy
Hampstead
Men Who Enjoy House Cleaning Highlighted in Sunday Post Magazine
The Sunday Post Magazine promises a photo feature of a group of men who enjoy house cleaning. The article profiles their hobby and attitudes toward domestic chores.
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Next Sunday Post
Dresses At Wolf's Sell For 98 Cents For Girls
A Woolf store ad promotes pretty little dresses for 98 cents at My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. The notice claims mothers get legal stamps alongside the sale.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
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