600 Will Don Classic Garb
Six hundred Harvard seniors will wear traditional caps and gowns for their graduation. The robes were distributed yesterday at a cost of $4235 per garment. Tomorrow they assemble in Harvard Yard for the senior class photograph on the Widener Library steps.
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Daughters of Maine Club at the Vendome
Mrs Rebecca B Waldron opened the meeting at the Vendome Hotel declaring women clubs have staying power The gathering featured talks on art originality and dreams by Mrs Imogene K Stanton Mrs Ella Jacobs and Mrs Jennie A Mardon An entertainment followed the speaking portion.
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Public Men Bearers at Flaherty Funeral
Six South Boston men attended the funeral of Patrick J. Flaherty a longtime Peninsula businessman. Congressman Gallivan and ex State Senator James F Powers led bearers with delegations from the Boston Lodge of Elks and the South Boston Citizens' Association present. A solemn high mass was held at St Pauls Church Dorchester and interment followed in Calvary Cemetery.
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Whiskey Seized in Somerville Store Raid
Somerville police raided 79 Linwood Street seizing whiskey from a shop run by Steven Fardulos. An officer reported a sale had just been completed as the raid began.
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Destructive thunderstorm hits Newton and surrounding towns
A severe storm unleashed hail and high winds across Newton, Wellesley, Lincoln, Weston and Waltham. Trees were uprooted, lines and poles were toppled, and property damage occurred from Needham Heights to South Lincoln. A Needham couple helped a train stop safely after poles fell nearby. Weather improved with warmer temps following the chaos.
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Par mint nosal cure advertised for catarrh
An advertisement urges using Par mint double strength with hot water and sugar to treat catarrh. It claims sprays inhalers and douches are ineffective and warns against remedies that drive symptoms into the lungs. It prescribes a simple home dose and promises relief of headaches nasal discharge and hearing issues.
Peddler arraigned over worn horse in cruelty case
Patrick Moore, a fish peddler, was brought before Judge Creed in the Municipal Court on a cruelty complaint. He was charged with driving a horse that was unfit for use after testimony described the animal as worn and thin.
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Creed
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Moore
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