Polish Relief Opens New Headquarters
The Polish relief headquarters at 601 Boylston street opened yesterday afternoon. Dolls, cake and fancy articles were on sale. Eleven girls in Polish costumes assisted in receiving visitors and sang national songs. The relief fund, barely six months old, has surpassed $5000 to aid Polish men, women and children. Doll sale led by Mrs. B L Robinson, with dolls made by Polish women and children in the city.
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Boylston Street
Poland
B. L. Robinson
Melrose Mayor Adams Faces No Opponent
Melrose Mayor Charles H. Adams will face no opponent in the Dec. 14 municipal election as his nomination papers were the only ones filed by deadline. The Board of Aldermen ruled Alderman A. D. Howard’s name will appear on the ballot despite Howard missing the filing by minutes. Frank Breen, also of Ward 2, protested Howard’s ballot inclusion, prompting a board meeting to resolve the issue.
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Charles H. Adams
Melrose
Board of Aldermen
A. D. Howard
Ward 2
Howard
Frank Breen
Home Hair Tonic Promises to Stop Hair Loss
An ad touts a simple scalp remedy made from Bay Rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water. Apply daily for two weeks then biweekly. a half pint supposedly clears dandruff and germs, darkens gray hair, and promotes growth while reducing itching.
Miss Harris To Be Bride In Washington Boston Society
Miss Grace Howland Harris youngest daughter of former Congressman Robert O. Harris will wed William Hartley Cary of Brockton. Harris, living at the Parker House, is noted in Washington and Boston society and attended Baldwin School and National Park Seminary. Cary is a Dartmouth alumnus and Phi Beta Kappa member. No wedding date set, expected in spring. Delilah Jane Detective is teased for Sunday Post Magazine.
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Robert O. Harris
William Hartley Cary
Brockton
Washington
Boston
William Hartley
Cary
Miss Harris
Parker House
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Penn
National Park Seminary
Forest Glen
Dartmouth
Phi Beta Kappa
Turn Down Two Walsh Appointees
Two more of Governor Walshs appointments were rejected while one was confirmed and three held up by the Governor's Council after yesterday's session. Thomas H Connolly was confirmed as judge of the Brighton District Court. T James Gallagher and Dr George A Powers were rejected.
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Walsh
Thomas H. Connolly
Brighton District Court
T. James Gallagher
Widtham
George A. Powers
Worcester
Worcester County
Hunt
George l. Phelps
Williamstown
Pittsfield
Patrick Duane
Waltham
Clerk Roberts
Roberts
John L. Harvey
Watertown
John T. Hughes
Gallagher
James H. Vahey
Denny
Buckley
John J. Powers
Dr. Powers
McCall
State House
Russell A. Wood
O’brien
Local Officials Appointed Under 1915 Act Provisions
Frederick K. Kingman new four year term under Chapter 189 of the acts of 1915. William T. Nickerson of Norwood assigned a two year term and Ernest H. Gilbert of Stoughton a one year term.
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Frederick K. Kingman
William T. Nickerson
Norwood
Ernest H. Gilbert
Stoughton
Good News for the Deaf Promises Relief with Enserol Remedy
An advertisement offers Fluid Enserol from drug stores like Riker Jaynes. It instructs mixing one ounce with a pint of warm water and applying two drops nightly to the ears, plus gargling and nasal snuffing, claiming improved hearing and relief from catarrh and head noises after a few weeks.
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Riker-Jaynes
Aristocrat of Cigarettes Is Called The Best
A refined guest praises the good in a scene around an 1820 brandy from a cobwebbed bottle. One connoisseur is expected to reveal his appreciation and present his Rameses cigarettes. The passage asserts some smokers never change and favor Rameses as the aristocrat of cigarettes.
Governor Walsh Nominates Ten To State Councils
Governor Walsh sent ten nominations to the council including Helen M. Norcross to the Prison Commission in place of Hannah T. Garrett and Edward D. Mullane to the Board of Boiler Rules in place of Thomas R. Armstrong. Also named were Lester M. Howard to the Animal Industry Commission, Lawrence W. Lyons as clerk of the District Court eastern Norfolk, Fred W. Cronin and Edwin P. Fitzgerald as masters in chancery for Worcester and Middlesex counties respectively, Fred H. Truesdell as special police officer, and trustees for the Norfolk county Independent Agricultural School.
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Walsh
Helen M. Norcross
Wellesley
Hannah T. Garrett
Cambridge
Edward D. Mullane
Boston
Board of
Boiler Rules
Thomas R. Armstrong
Lester M. Howard
Lawrence W. Lyons
Quincy
Norfolk
Fred W. Cronin
Worcester
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