Post Santa Claus charity drive aids Boston families
A feature on Post Santa Claus of the Boston Post outlining relief efforts for needy families across New England. Details include headquarters at 263 Washington Street and a workshop at 90 Federal Street, with wholesale toy purchases, auditor-checked funds, and last year’s 31 000 bundles and nearly 200 000 children helped. The piece highlights distress cases like a frozen Boston family and urges readers to donate to lift holiday spirits.
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Kurokol Promoted As A Remedy For Colds In Health Ad
An advertisement argues colds are a serious public health threat and promotes Kurokol as a safe quick remedy. It claims the cold can lead to pneumonia and lists the drug as antipyretic antiseptic expectorant and laxative. Druggists refund money if unsatisfied after three doses.
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Record of small donations and contributors
A reader list shows several named donors and amounts including Holly and Bunny Wakefield Mass 1.00 Gilman Hyde Schoolcraft Barnstead NH 8 yr 25 A Friend of the Children 2.00 Annual Contribution rom ke 1.00 L M Severance Plymouth NH 2.00 Dottie's Best Chum 83 Summer St Naticks teens .30 Total 2624.98
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Gilman Hyde Schoolcraft
Barnstead
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Plymouth
Dottie
Naticks
Ill Children Entertained At Boston Dispensary Hospital
The Boston Dispensary Hospital for Children hosted a health fairy visit led by Miss Katherine Muldowney with support from Miss Con stance Bull and the Junior Red Cross. Toys were donated by Burton A. Welcome and Greater Boston school children, and a Christmas party is planned for December 24.
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Department of Health Service
Red Cross
Katherine Muldowney
Burton A. Welcome
Greater Boston
Seretta Brothers Arrested Over Immorality Charge
Filippo Seretta and his brother Michael, proprietors of Hotel Verdi at 50 Green Street, West End, were arrested by Captain Charles T. Reardon and Inspector George Patterson for allegedly allowing their premises to be used for immoral purposes. They posted bail of 500 dollars each and will appear in Central Court with five other hotel operators tied to Saturday night’s raid. Michael is a noted contractor.
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Green Street
West End
Michael
Huntington Avenue
Charles T. Reardon
George W. Patterson
Seretta
Central Court
Michael Seretta
Five trustees named for Woodrow Wilson Foundation
The Woodrow Wilson Foundation National Committee recommended five trustees at its meeting in New York on December 2. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Cleveland H. Dodge of New York, E A Alderman of Virginia, William Allen White of Kansas, and Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt of Iowa were proposed as permanent trustees. The executive committee was authorized to name the remaining ten.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cleveland H. Dodge
E. A. Alderman
University of Virginia
William Allen White
Kansas
Carrie Chapman Catt
Iowa
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Dial Prize Awarded to Sherwood Anderson
New York December 2 Sherwood Anderson novelist has won the Dial annual prize of 2000 dollars for service to American letters. The editor of the Dial announced the award saying it aims to recognize excellence, relieve creative obligations and compensate writers for modest returns. Mr. Anderson, born in Camden Ohio, now lives near Chicago.
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Awards plan for democracy endowment named in Woodrow Wilson Foundation
The organization proposes a $1,000,000 endowment with unlimited-term trustees to invest in government securities or trust-fund assets. Annual income would fund a 26-member jury for meritorious service to democracy, public welfare, liberal thought, or peace through justice. An amendment seeks a precise definition of liberal thought. telegrams express greetings to Woodrow Wilson from the National Committee.
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United States
Committee On
Woodrow Wilson
The
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
New York
Cleveland H. Dodge
Hamilton Holt
Divorces Sought Over Desertion in East Cambridge Court
Three women and two men filed for divorce yesterday citing desertion as grounds. Plaintiffs include Florence A. Mousette of Holliston against Henry H. Mousette, Ida M. Cundy of Cambridge against Arthur Cundy, Rose Lareau of Marlboro against Alfred Lareau, James Doherty of Watertown against Marjory Doherty, and Charles Tomlinson of Cambridge against Mannie B. Tomlinson.
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Holliston
Henry H. Mousette
Ida M. Cundy
Cambridge
Arthur Cundy
Palmer
Rose Lareau
Marlboro
Alfred Lareau
James Doherty
Watertown
Marjory Doherty
Charles Tomlinson
Mannie B. Tomlinson
Detroit
Well Known Hub Authoress Mary Lincoln Dies
Mary Lincoln a renowned hub author on cookery household management and economy died yesterday at her home 204 Huntington avenue after a long illness from strokes of paralysis She was in her 78th year and a member of the New England Women's Press Association the Professional Women's Club the New England Women's Club and the Wheatland College Club She authored many books.
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Huntington Avenue
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