Favors Studies at Home Emphasized by Rev Swickerath
In Boston College Hall, Rev. Robert Swickerath S J urged home study for children at the Catholic Teachers Institute. He said it builds character, duty, self reliance, and home school links while criticizing opponents of homework. He noted the eye as a key teaching tool and warned against overly long assignments.
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Robert Swickerath
S. J
Catholic Teachers’ Institute
Boston College Hall
Father Swickerath
Swickerath
Professor Jobb departs with $10,000 wild fowl collection
Winnipeg August 27 Professor Jobb left for Washington with an immense aquatic wild fowl collection valued at $10,000. He spent months at Water Hen on Lake Winnipegosis Manitoba collecting specimens for the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.
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Winnipeg
Man
Jobb
Lake Winnipegosis
Manitoba
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Bailey Bayley Family Reunion in Glen Forest Park
The 11th annual Bailey Bayley Family Association reunion is set for Saturday September 6 at Glen Forest Park on the Merrimac near Lawrence inviting all descendants with spelling variants Bailey Bayley Bailie Baley. The Wright Family Association reunion will be held on Labor Day Monday at the old Wright homestead in Plympton.
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Bailey-Bayley Family Association
America
Glen Forest Park
Merrimac
Lawrence
Baileys
Bayleys
Bailies
Bailys
Baleys
Balys
Wright Family Association of America
Labor Way
Educators Back Sex Hygiene Reform At Conference
Scientists and educators from around the world at the fourth international congress on school hygiene in Buffalo call for a revolution in how sex hygiene is taught. They condemn past silence as a real menace to the future and urge education without morbid suggestion, noting public opinion supports change.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Prominent Delegates Discuss Sex Hygiene And Education
Dr Charles W Eliot presided at Elmwood Music Hall as he urged aggressive action against commercialized vice and urged reliance on education to improve public opinion on sex hygiene. Rev Richard Tierney urged ethical training and warned against detailing sex topics while Dr Edward C Spitzka criticized New York City’s care of defective children.
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Charles W. Eliot
Richard J. Tierney
S. J
Woodstock College
Maryland
Hugh Cabot
Laura B. Barrett
New York
Elmwood Music Hall
Eliot
Dr. Eliot
Enot
Congress
Edward C. Spitzka
New York City
County Fair at Someerville Field by St Ann s Church
Interest grows across the city and nearby towns for the County Fair to be held at Someerville field next Saturday. St Ann s Church hosts slide for life by Professor Bonette plus a Red and Blue Sunshine girls game and Raustauck s menagerie with baby show parade vaudeville acts tug of war and track events from morning to night. Lieutenant Governor David J Walsh to attend and may judge the baby show.
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Someerville Field
St. Ann's Church
Raustauck
Somerville
Arlington
Medford
Bart FE. Grady
Tooney Lane
David J. Walsh
Walsh
Marchesa Hoge San Girmato Returns Home
The Marchesa Virginia Hoge of Louisville arrives on the Ivernia from Naples claiming a foreign marriage is over and vows to stay with the Marchesa while seeking a separation. She says American and foreign husbands are alike in undesirability and notes she won a contest with Southerners for her husband three years ago.
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New York
Marchesa Hoge San Girmato
Ivernia
Naples
Virginia Hoge
Louisville
Marchesa
American girls urged to avoid foreign noble marriages
A quoted interview reveals a woman advising American girls against marrying foreigners. She argues differences in opinions on fidelity, drink, and gambling create insurmountable gaps between American and European marital codes, sharing a failed Italian match as caution.
Despondent Man Allan Curtis Ends His Life at Home
Allan Curtis, 58, of 27 Cushing Street Medford, died by his own hand last evening by hanging in the cellar of his home. His body was found by his daughter.
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Allan ©. Curtis
Cushing Street
Medford
Democrats Expedite Currency in Congress
Washington Aug 27 The House Democrats in caucus moved the administration currency bill forward by rejecting all amendments lacking banking and currency committee approval. Missouri representative Harrison offered an amendment allowing reserve system banks to charge reasonable fees for collecting and remitting checks and drafts. it was defeated but could be reported later with a committee amendment.
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Washington
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Democrats
Harrison
Mississippi
Texas Representative Proposes Currency Substitute Amid Banknote Debate
Representative Henry of Texas offers a substitute for national bank notes and gold certificates, proposing a government currency with a 50 percent gold redemption fund to keep reserves at home. The measure is rejected 68 to 13 as caucus attendance falters and quorum issues halt work.
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Henry
Texas
United States
Wood Junior Pays His Speeding Court Fine
William M. Wood Jr son of the American Woolen Company president paid 25 dollars in Salem court yesterday for speeding at Manchester two weeks earlier after pleading guilty. Hamilton Fish Jr Harvard football alum and son of a New York financier failed to appear saying he did not receive the summons in time and will answer later. The Making of a Zoo by Francis E Leupp in next Sundays Post Magazine discusses animal procurement costs for public edification.
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William M. Wood, Jr
American Woolen Company
Salem
Manchester
Wood
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Harvard
New York
Mystery Starving Woman Removed to Psychiatric Hospital
A well dressed but starving woman, believed from Philadelphia, was moved yesterday from 59 Appleton Street South End to a psychiatric hospital for observation after two weeks of seclusion with little food. Dr Burnham and police were summoned as authorities fear mental illness.
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Psycopathic Hospital
Appleton Street
South End
Burnham
Huntington Avenue
Philadelphia
Mysterious Emaciated Woman Found After Starvation at Appleton Lodging
A weak woman, no food since Aug 16 except a quart of milk, was carried from an Appleton street lodging by police to a hospital. She refused to name herself, claimed poison, and had papers linking to Philadelphia and New Jersey. Doctors diagnosed mental disorder and starvation.
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Appleton Street
Alice Hastings
Frank E. Miller
Young Women's Christian Union
M. W
Lineman Falls 30 Feet in Newburyport Storm Injury
William F. Greenway a lineman, was severely injured in Newburyport while clearing branches on High street today. A ladder slipped as a falling bough knocked it away and he plummeted thirty feet from the ladder.
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Newburyport
William F. Greenway
High Street
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Somerville County Fair
Mary McCarron
Laura Reardon
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Ethel Bonner
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Marjorie Murphy
Mary Brosnahan
Frances Comsky
Frances Lee
Eva Sampson
Adeline McGrath
Annie Weert
Gertie Goodrich
Mary Meadow
Beatrice Keyes
Mary McArdle
Julia Curtin
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Louise Linton
Mary Burke
Ada UL Ea
Bot
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Italy
Slim
Palmer
Stroudsburg
Penn
Bryan
Senate Currency Committee
Junior
Francis E. Leupp
Post Magazine
Ae Roa
Educator
Nee Ang As
Mystery
South End Ledger
Madras
Shuman
Beacon
Walton
Bradley
Oxford
Richardson & Robbins
Victor Pure
Nabisco
Ritter
Chiver
Royal Dutch Sys Mustard
Hood’s
Hood
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