Angell Memorial Hospital reports March animal operations
The Angell Memorial Hospital, in a report presented by President Rowley, notes 104 operations in March and totals to April 11 of 173 hospital cases with species counts including 90 dogs and 50 horses. Dispensary cases reach 3820 with species details. The report covers inspections of animals, prosecutions, and humane destructions across stockyards and abattoirs.
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Angell Memorial Hospital
Rowley
Directors of
The
Massachusetts Society
Cardinal O Connell to Speak at Catholic University Anniversary
Cardinal O Connell was chosen to deliver the opening address for the Catholic University of America 25th anniversary in Washington. A women’s retreat will be held at the Convent of the Cenacle in Brighton from Friday evening to Tuesday morning, led by Rev. John O Leary. Forty hours devotion begins Friday April 16 at multiple churches including St Pauls Cambridge Sacred Heart East Boston Natick and St Stephens North End.
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Cardinal O’connell
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Brighton
John O’leary
C. SS. R
St. Paul’s Church
Cambridge
Church of the Sacred Heart
East Boston
St. Patrick’s Church
Natick
St. Stephen’s Church
North End
Quarters Opened for American Legion New England HQ
The American Legion opens its New England headquarters at 120 Boylston Street to handle mail applications and enrollment forms. It seeks members with naval or military training or equivalent skills for diverse roles in wartime needs. annual dues are 25 cents with no other fees. Members pledge to report quarterly by mail and report address changes.
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American Legion
New England
Boylston Street
Theodore Roosevelt
War and Navy Departments
Legion
Funeral Service for Peter S McNally
The funeral of Peter S McNally champion long distance swimmer and curator of Franklin Park Zoo was held yesterday at St Peter's Church in Dorchester. Mayor Curley Building Commissioner O'Hearn and several prominent Boston leaders attended the service.
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Peter S. McNally
Franklin Park Zoo
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
Curley
O’hearn
William J. Hennessey
St. Peter’s Parish
Boston
Vermont golf champion in critical condition
Frederick A. Martin, golf champion of Vermont and Dartmouth 1911 graduate, is in a critical condition at Stillman Infirmary Harvard due to rheumatism in the heart area. His father from Manchester Vermont has been summoned to his bedside.
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Frederick A. Martin
Vermont
Stillman Infirmary
Harvard
Manchester
Martin
Dartmouth
Dallin Completes Hutchinson Statue for Boston Library
Cyrus F. Dallin has finished a statue of Anne Hutchinson to be installed in the Boston Public Library vestibule as a companion to MacMonnies Sir Henry Vane. The sculptor portrays Hutchinson as a 17th century religious insurgent, not a fanatic, with a child at her side adding a sympathetic human touch.
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Cyrus F. Dallin
Arlington
Anne M Hutchinson
Boston Public Library
Anne Hutchinson
MacMonnies
Sir Henry Vane
Boston
Varnish Floor Paint Ad From Carpenter Morton Co
Red Seal Varnish Floor Paint dries hard with a durable gloss finish and cleans easily. Color card sent free. Carpenter Morton Co., 77 Sudbury St.
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Carpenter-Morton
Sudbury St
Adout
Taft Praises Young Men’s Christian Association
Ex president Taft told a large Y M C A audience last night that the Y M C A forms a center for reconciliation among warring nations and will aid in restoring peace and happiness to a world troubled by war.
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Young Mens Christian Associations
Taft
Boston
Taft Praises YMCA Work Amid China Christian Republic Talk
Former President Taft commends YMCA efforts as a peaceful force to heal war rifts and foster brotherhood. He praises Boston for its well equipped YMC A and cites Asia and Europe YMCA growth. George Sherwood Eddy notes rapid Chinese changes toward a Christian republic.
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Mr. Taft
George Sherwood Eddy
Young Men's Christian Association of Asia
Samuel J. Elder
Europe
Asia
Boston
Mr. Eddy
China
Executives' Day at New England Exposition
The 1915 New England Business Efficiency Exposition opens in the Mechanics Building drawing wide interest. Today, the 14th, is strictly executive day with invitations sent to presidents, vice presidents, secretaries and treasurers of New England institutions. Governor Walsh is expected to attend later.
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New England
Walsh
Soft Hair Aids Beauty and Charm Promoting Parisian Sage
An advertisement extols Soft Fluffy Hair as key to charm and beauty. It promotes Parisian Sage as a cheap, perfumed liquid to nourish roots, stimulate growth, remove dandruff, and leave hair soft, lustrous, and bewitching. Use rubbed into the scalp for full effect and safety.
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Riker-Jaynes
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Spring Remedy
Spring sickness affects many in our climate. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and revitalizes the blood, touted as the best all-year tonic and spring medicine. Delay may be dangerous. ask your druggist for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Hood
Wonderful how Resinol stops itching and eruptions
Suffering patients with eczema and skin eruptions find instant relief from itching and burning with Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. The ad claims permanent improvement and full eruption removal in a short time, noting availability at druggists and a free trial offer by Dept. 14-R, Resinol, Baltimore.
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Dept. 14-R
Resinol
Baltimore
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