Farlow Replies to Cabots Criticism on Christian Science
In a letter to the editor, Farlow rebuts Dr Richard Cabots critique in McClures Magazine. He argues material senses yield evidence of healing under Christian Science and that both organic and functional diseases can be addressed by its treatment, citing Alfred T Schofield and Cabots testimony.
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Richard C. Cabot
McClure
Cabot
Christian Science Journal
Alfred T. Schofield
Schofield
Christian Science
Dr. Cabot
Quimby
God
John Chapman
Bangor
Alfred Farlow
Hollis Burgess Weds Miss Cox In Providence
Hollis Burgess the Boston yachtsman married Miss Mary Edythe Cox of Newport at Highland Congregational Church Providence. The wedding party included Grace Adelle Johnson as maid of honor and Mrs Henry H Griffin as matron of honor. After the ceremony the couple began an eight day automobile tour in Maine before returning to Boston.
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Providence
R. IL
Henry H. Griffin
Newport
Florence Gilbert
G. K. Lothrop, Jr
Boston
Burgess
T. R. Goodwin
Maine
Theft of 3000 in Jewelry Stuns Dayton District
The Rev. E H Dickinson of Dayton Kentucky reported the loss of about 3000 dollars in jewelry and other items from his luggage on the North Station I road platform. A private detective agency was hired as inspectors questioned bystanders who saw two men depart with the bags. The stolen items included a gold hunting case watch engraved To Mary from Mother June 9 02 and several heirloom pieces.
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E. H. Dickinson
Dayton
North Station
Dickinson
Mr. Dickinson
Victor M. Houghton
Christ Episcopal Church
Exeter
N. H
Mary
Hearing Postponed On North Station L Structure Changes
At a railroad commissioners hearing, Boston business leaders urged delaying action until Boston Elevated Railway submits plans. Proposals swap to extend platforms near Washington Street tunnel to handle eight cars, extend to Fitchburg depot, add a transfer platform, and run shuttle trains along Atlantic avenue between North and South stations as the loop service is abolished. The meeting adjourned to tomorrow morning for further discussion.
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North Station
Boston Elevated Railway
Washington Street
Fitchburg
Atlantic Avenue
East Cambridge
Haymarket Square
Siegel's Rare Bargains Draw Boston Shoppers
Thousands flocked to the Henry Siegel Co. as doors opened for the After Stock Taking Sale in four lines: August furniture, semi annual cut price, Patrician shoe sale, and August groceries. Shoppers praised Patrician shoes with prices one dollar below the usual, while furniture and groceries attracted heavy attention. Exterior decorations honored the Knights of Pythias with flags, bunting, and Damon's and Pythias figures above the central Washington street entrance.
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Boston
Henry Siegel Company
New England
Siegel Company
Knights of Pythias
Damon and
Pythias
Washington Street
Mayor to veto street repair appropriation order
Mayor Hibbard announced he would veto the Common Council order directing that 182 203.29 from state armory accounts be used for street repairs. He reportedly shifted stance after saying he would sign if the council persisted before rescinding action to secure a 249 000 appropriation.
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Hibbard
Common Council
Police scent firebug plot in South Boston building
Police from station six seek a man who oil sprayed the rear door of 380 Broadway South Boston twice. The double frame house houses John J. Fitzgerald tobacco dealer Burns Brothers grocers and four families. A man vanished from a rear storeroom last night after oil appeared again, prompting fears of arson.
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Broadway
Boston
John J. Fitzgerald
Burns Brothers
James Morrisey
Paul Walsh
Margaret DeVoyce
Morrisey
Sir Knight of Pythias Foot Care Advertisement
An old Boston advertisement touts Cabot's Sulpho Napthol as a remedy for sore feet. It promotes nightly baths and in-bath use, claims fast relief from inflammation and pain, and urges purchase in yellow packaging from local druggists and grocers with prices from 10 to 100 dollars.
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Cabot
Boston
Haymarket Sq
Sawyer Crystal Blue Company
Mass
Dorchester Family Evicted In Night Clothing
Al drick Olson his wife and five children aged 3 to 11 were evicted from their Dorchester Corwin street home at about 8 am in night clothing after non payment of rent. A physician treated Mrs Olson for heart failure relapse as constables and five men forced a break in and removal of belongings. Olson, a master painter, said he owed two months not four, amid hard times.
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Dorchester
Aldrick A. Olson
Corwin Street
Olson
Harold
Grace
Ruby
Phillip
Alfred
Olsons
Post
Oline Olson
Wisdom on work and character in a restless era
A compact medley on commerce art and virtue urging integrity in business and education. It argues that merit comes from character not privilege, and that life is a continual pursuit of growth and responsibility. It cautions against cynicism while praising learning through experience.
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Miss Cox
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Jaynes
Riker
Roger & Gallet
Colgate
Riker's
Prattacture
Adams Square
Portland and
Wet
Lewis Merrimac
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
WM. B. Riker & Sons CO
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New York
Brooklyn
Kentucky
Siegel’s
Knight of
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Auckland
Suva
Fiji Islands
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
L. Douglas Boys
W.L . Dongine
Peace
W.l.douglas Brockton
Maem
W.L. Douglas
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Howard St
Hanover St
Summer St
Lincoln St
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