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Boston Post urges readers to become Santa for destitute New England children. Visit Santa’s headquarters at 255 Washington Street to learn about needy cases, buy toys and clothing, and deliver gifts on Christmas Eve. The appeal lists several families in Boston and nearby towns in dire need and notes funds are short, asking readers to donate to ensure every family shares in Christmas happiness.
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Modern child-raising debate in Hyannis forum
Dean Emeritus Sarah Louise Arnold of Simmons College decried current American child-rearing trends in Hyannis, saying dishonesty and materialism shape youth. She warned that rising immigration may threaten political power and stability, predicting unrest unless values shift.
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United States
Call for General Strike in Spain Postponed
Madrid officials postpone declaration of a general strike after a joint meeting of the General Workers Union and the National Federation of Labor. Executives of socialist and syndicalist federations hesitate to order a national strike amid unfavorable conditions. A Madrid request leads to deferral as a new joint committee studies pressure methods on the government.
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National Federation of Labor
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Ten Lewiston Girls Learn Baby Care in League
In Lewiston Maine on December 5 a group of ten Little Mothers' League members Heliodoris Rivard Eugenia Valani Annie Samaklis Annie Stonkus Diana Girous Florence Desjardins Simonne Beaucheme Bertha Grondin Afife Mansour and Julia Wakotomsky receive instruction on baby care including bathing dressing feeding milk and hygiene with guidance for mothers and caretakers.
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Lewiston, Me
Lewiston
Heliodoris Rivard
Eugenia Valani
Annie Samaklis
Annie Stonkus
Diana Girous
Florence Desjardins
Simonne Beaucheme
Bertha Grondin
Afife Mansour
Julia Wakotomsky
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Red Cross Helps Local Girls Learn Skills Saturdays
The article notes girls fostered by the Red Cross meet every Saturday at the local Red Cross rooms for instruction given by Miss Carrie Anderson, visiting nurse for the chapter.
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Red Cross
Carrie Anderson
Infant Care Essentials Outline
A concise guide highlights key practices for proper infant care, covering feeding, comforting, sleep, hygiene, and safety. Practical tips emphasize consistent routines, safe sleep environments, responsive feeding, and recognizing early signs of illness for caregivers.
Cable Companies Oppose International Plans
Washington December 5 American commercial telegraph firms oppose a proposed telegraph convention from the International Communications Conference. They fear it would extend wartime powers and push toward government control. American commissioners support the convention with undisclosed reservations. The convention covers cable radio and telegraph use and awaits broader conferences and government approval.
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International Communications Conference
United States
Ratification by Congress Seen as Necessary
The document notes that ratification by Congress will be required for the United States to proceed. The statement implies a formal legislative step is needed before action can be taken.
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United States
Congress
Holliston Mail Carrier Hurt When Car Hits Wagon
Eugene Kennedy a 60 year old rural mail carrier suffered a dislocated right shoulder and multiple bruises when an auto collided with his mail wagon in Holliston square. He was taken to Framingham Hospital for treatment. The driver was J L McTiernan of Milford.
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One-Man Cars Introduced on Milford Line
One-man cars will run on the Milford Attleboro and Woonsocket Street Railway from Franklin to Bellingham starting tomorrow morning. Through service between Milford and Woonsocket will resume.
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