Mayor's Idea To Move Island Hospital And Almshouse
The Bureau for the Aged of the Family Welfare Society approved Mayor Curley’s plan to move the hospital and almshouse from Long Island to the mainland. Florence R. King said the unanimous conference favored it to reduce isolation and improve contact with residents and the public. The Bureau notes the Society’s annual membership drive aids needy individuals seeking independence.
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Curley
Long Island
Bureau For the Aged
The
Family Welfare Society
Florence R. King
Bureau
Monahan Couple Celebrate Second Wedding Anniversary
Hamilton residents Mr and Mrs B A Monahan marked their second wedding anniversary with a gathering at home. The coal dealer and contractor from Salem is a familiar figure in local business and fraternal circles, while Mrs Monahan is noted for social prominence in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
B. A. Monahan
Monahan
Salem
Warns of stolen money order blanks and suspect numbers
The Boston Chamber of Commerce through the post office department warns the public after thieves stole 1200 money order blanks. Merchants should verify money order numbers before accepting them and note the listed stolen ranges from multiple stations across several states.
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Bureau of Information and Investigation
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Department
Butler, Ark
Montrose
George Creek
Neck
Richfield
Neb
Carlisle
N. Y
Morganton
N. C
Philadelphia Station
Palmer, Wash
People's Play Sibelius 1st at Seventh Concert
The People's Symphony Orchestra conducted by Emil Mollenhauer presented its seventh concert of the season with Miss Jean MacDonald as soloist singing Wagner’s Rienzi aria. Sibelius first Symphony highlighted the program, noted for its Northern mood and foreshadowing of later works. Weber’s Oberon overture and Handel’s Largo completed the engaging program.
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People’s Symphony Orchestra
Emil Mollenhauer
Jean MacDonald
Sibelius
Weber
Handel
Say's Day Law Plea Useless
Francis R. Bangs of the Constitutional Liberty League writes to President Harding predicting that an appeal to the people to respect the national prohibition law would fail due to its unpopularity. He urges the President to seek a better solution to the enforcement problem.
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Harding
Francis R. Bangs
Constitutional Liberty League
Variety of Winter Apparel and Household Linens for Sale
Large scarfs in multiple colors for street and auto wear. Razor Blade Sharpeners 1.69 Rollfex for sharpening thin double edge blades. 86 Mackinaws available in large sizes 15 to 18 years. Boys' Russian Overcoats 4.75 Fancy stitched white cotton filled. Linen Hack Towels 3 for 1.00 hemmed ends 17x82 inches. Damask Napkins 6 for 1.00 cotton damask in three designs. Bleached Sheets 1.00 centre seam 84x90 inches. Rubber Sheets 36x50 1.00.
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Marcuffurria
Washington Street
Dexter
Shuman’s
Plantens Red Mill
Ceming
Red Mill
Planten & Son, Inc
Brooklyn
WN. Y
People’s
Day
John Hancock
John Hancocks
Larrond
Pollock Pen Company
Boston
U.8
Jordan Marsh
Hany Medsey
Ayn Renin
Men’s Chesterfield
Chesterfield
Ecru
Chinchilla
Royal Axminster
Brussels
Wilton
P. K
Phage
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