Jewish Fund Reaches $111 511 In Boston Campaign
Ford Hall crowd of 800 heard that $111,511.40 has been raised toward a $200,000 annual income for Federated Jewish Charities of Boston. Daily collections totaled $24,203 with West End team led by J. Brody and Warry E. Burroughs at $5,149 over five days. An unknown donor pledged $5,000 to the first team hitting that mark. Y W H A team led by Eva Olin topped women with 108 members and $47. Notables Fred Vorenberg, Leon Strauss, Max Mitchell and Mrs. Harry Liebman spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Hall
Federated
Jewish Charities of
Boston
West End
J. Brody
Warry E. Burroughs
Leon Strauss
Eva Olin
Fred Vorenberg
Max Mitchell
Harry Liebman
Heed warnings on life health and aging risks
The passage urges awareness of life’s finite span and the dangers of decay. It stresses controlling health through a balanced diet, deep breathing, exercise, and proper size of life actions to prolong wellbeing and avoid premature decline.
Pepio Mangan Pepio Mangan Supplements Blood Cells
Pepio Mangan supplies red blood cells with nutrients to raise oxygen carrying capacity and vitality. It digests easily and is promptly assimilated, with improved color and renewed vigor. Real Pepto Mangan comes only in the original sealed Gude bottle from M J Breitensaen Co New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Breitensaen Co
New York
Women of Middle Age Endorses Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Margaret Quinn of Lowell Massachusetts reports three years of change of life symptoms including nervousness headaches and pain. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she feels calmer with no headaches or pain and calls it the best remedy for sick women. Symptoms listed include suffocation hot flashes headaches backaches and dizziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia I. Pinkham
Margaret Quinn
Worthen St
Senate backs press censorship during wartime
The Senate voted 43 to 33 to retain a censorship clause in the espionage bill after days of debate. The clause restricts publishing information about armed forces and war plans, with penalties up to 10 years in prison or a $10,000 fine, while preserving discussion of government policies. The measure drew constitutional and free speech objections and drew commentary from European papers on American action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
United States
Disarming of Aliens Begins in Massachusetts
United States Marshal Mitchell announced a new regulation requiring alien enemies to surrender firearms, weapons, explosives, and related materials. The rule is in effect now and arrests without warrant may occur for possession after April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mitchell
Massachusetts
Regulation Follows Rules To The Letter
A regulatory body adheres strictly to established guidelines, enforcing standards with precise actions and documented compliance. The description emphasizes meticulous oversight and unwavering consistency in applying the rules.
Telegraph Cos At Odds Over Rates
Western Union and Postal Telegraph clashed before the Public Service Commission over rates to and from Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard. Western Union called the charges excessive given capital invested, while Postal Telegraph charged the rival with trying to freeze it out of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph Cos
Public Service Commission
Wantucket
Martha's Vinyard
Western Union
Commission
Postal Telegraph
No General Prohibition Delayed by Hoover Return
Washington reports final stance on liquor production during the war awaits Herbert Hoover’s return to head the Food Board under the Council of National Defence. Officials say action hinges on soldier protection and grain supply, with no general prohibition pushed unless shortages force it. Thomas J. Finneran, a Democratic precinct leader in Ward 19, dies after injuries from a Union Street runaway accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Herbert C. Hoover
Europe
Council of National Defence
Thomas J. Finneran
Old Ward 19
Relief
Union and Friend Streets
State council orders probe into Dewey reappointment
Governor's Council requests state police investigate Mrs. Mary H W Dewey of Cambridge a member of the State Board of Labor and Industries over an incident at Roxbury Carpet Company during a plant inspection. Hearing raised claims she injured machinery by tossing burlap. Dewey says she used a handkerchief to show danger. Confirmation vote on her reappointment remains undecided with mixed council opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H W. Dewey
Cambridge
State Board of Labor and Industries
Roxbury Carpet Company
Dewey
FIRES SHOT ACROSS TUG NEAR NEW BEDFORD
A shot fired from Fort Rodman today crossed the bow of the tug 8. C. Hart as it towed the barge Indiana to an anchorage in the lower harbor. The tug returned to port after anchoring. Captain Hein richsen said no intent to sail outside the harbor under existing curfew rules. The shot endangered fishing craft. a fisherman said it landed about 75 feet from his boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Fort Rodman
8. C. Hart
Indiana
Heinrichsen
Newspaperman to Wed Miss Callanan
The engagement of Miss Mary Callanan of Dorchester to James J. Dempsey a Boston newspaperman was announced at a Brookline luncheon hosted by Mrs. Frank J. Glynn. The couple will wed in the early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Callanan
Matthew Callanan
Woodford Street
Dorchester
James J. Dempsey
Newbury Street
Boston
Frank J. Glynn
Ackers Avenue
Brookline
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jewish Fund
Pepio- Mangan
The
Red Blood Builder
Union Street
Sun
Zelisiy
U. S
Bill
Amsterdam
London
Koelnische Volks Zeitung
America
Volks Zeitung
Germany
Wilson
State Council
Ft. Rodman
Miss Callanan
Home Guard Committee
City of Boston Public Safety Committee
State Guard Board
Massachusetts State Guard
State Guard
Sargent Building
Bromfield Street
Arthur H. Sargent
Charles Pfaff
Lisle Sox
Genuine Boston Garters
WOLFS
MY Clothier
Hanover
Portland
New England
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!