Unite for Child Aid Urges Church State and Charity
Rev. Michael J. Scanlon urged the New England Centre of Day Nurseries to unite church state and private charity for child development. He condemned industrial nurseries and warned against using nurseries to shift parental responsibility or to aid employers at the expense of home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Centre of Day Nurseries
Michael J. Scanlon
Cathole Charitable Bureau
Twentieth Century Club
Father Scanlon
Yeowomen Transferred to Great Lakes Station
Twelve yeomen from Charlestown Navy Yard and the First Naval District rode the 2 PM Chicago train to the Great Lakes Training Station. Chief Yeowoman Marie Murray led the detachment, with Beatrice Benson and Marion Kerrigan among the others named in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charlestown Navy Yard
First Naval District
Great Lakes
Marie Murray
Rush
Beatrice Benson
Marion Kerrigan
Bernice
Perla Fortin
Ethyl M. Ryan
Hazel
Bayer aspirin tablet and capsule product list
A product listing notes a series of tablets and bottles of various sizes including 24 and 100 counts and capsules. It identifies aspirin as a Bayer trademark and describes monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid as its chemical basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Farewell Letter From Chaplain to 101st Infantry
The regimental chaplain Rev M J O Connor sends a final sermon letter to the 101st U S Infantry in France as Boston's Own disbands. He honors fallen comrades, urges faith and service, and reminds each man to purchase bonds to support the country after duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Infantry
M. J. O'Connor
France
Boston
M.J. O'Connor
101St U. S. Infantry
Murphy Ends War Era by Removing Torn Flag
Edward Murphy of Jamaica Plain tore down the faded Stars and Stripes after nearly twenty months of guarding it from his front yard. His sister Margaret and friend Anthony Andrizano helped as neighbors watched, honoring the pledge he would remove it himself upon return from the war. Murphy, discharged at Camp Devens, and Andrizano, both veterans of the 1st company, endured two winters and a hot summer while the flag flew over their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
101St Infantry
Edward Murphy
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Murphy
Camp Devens
Ned
Margaret
Anthony Andrizano
Everett Street
Boston
Andrizano
H Company
Fifth
Massachusetts
Margaret Murphy
Jeweller Henry Patterson Funeral Planned for Thursday
Henry W Patterson 72 funeral set for Thursday at 2 30 pm at Second Unitarian Church Sewall avenue Brookline with Rev Thomas Van Ness officiating Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery Survived by wife Lola Bowlby and two daughters Mrs W Harry Wood and Mrs Walter A Bradford Patterson was treasurer of Smith Patterson Company jewellers and held many posts including Boston Jewellers Club director National Jewellers Board of Trade Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company and Point Shirley Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Patterson
Smith, Patterson Company, Jewellers
Summer Street
Second Unitarian Church
Sewall Avenue
Brookline
Thomas van Ness
Cedar Grove
Patterson
Boston Jewellers Club
National Jewellers Board of Trade of
Kilsythroed
Walter A. Bradford
Judge Frees Medford Men for Sunday Garden Work
Judge Bruce of the Malden District Court upheld his wartime ruling that garden work is essential and discharged William P. Aylward and Harry Pray of Medford who were charged with Sabbath law violations for working in their gardens on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Malden District Court
William P. Aylward
Harry, Pray
Medford
39 Out for Postmaster
Civil service officials begin an examination of 39 applicants for the Boston postmaster position. John G. Doyle Henry A. Hess and George M. Sutton arrive from Washington to lead a two week inquiry into each candidate’s merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Boston
Washington
John G. Doyle
United States Civil Service Commission
Henry A. Hess
George M. Sutton
Doyle
Ratshesky Named City Delegate for Philadelphia Convention
Mayor Peters appoints A. C. Ratshesky as the Boston delegate to the American Academy of Political and Social Science meeting in Philadelphia on May 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ratshesky
Peters
Boston
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
Forbes and Clark Face Federal Fraud Trial in Swampscott
Thirteen government witnesses testified as Stanley D Forbes of Swampscott and Ralph A. Clark, a foreman, go on trial in Federal District Court on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States. They allegedly shipped 32 shelter tent halves rejected by inspectors as not meeting requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley D Forbes
Swampscott
Moulton Forbes Manufacturing Company
Ralph A. Clark
United States
Federal District Court
Forbes
John D. Howard
Hugh McClellan
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Priest
Yeowomen
Great Lakes Station
New York
Brooklyn
Chaplain O'Connor
Sam
Flag
R.h.white Co
Kirschbaum
White’s
New England
Jeweller
Smith-Patterson Company
Tienry W. Patterson
Commission
Boston Hotel Clerks’ Association
Intercolonial Hall
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Redfern
Front
Warner Brothers Company, Inc
Merck & CO
New York Corporation
Francis P. Garvan
Park Place
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
State of
Joseph F. Guffey
Bureau of Sales
West 42Nd Street
New York City
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