Japanese Davis Cup star Kumagae sails for home
Ichiya Kumagae, who helped Japan reach the 1921 Davis Cup challenge round, leaves New York for England aboard the Aquitania. He will visit European cities before sailing through the Suez Canal to Japan. Since 1916 in the United States, he has been a leading tournament player in the East and Midwest.
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New York
Ichiya Kumagae
Japan
Europe
Aquitania
England
Suez Canal
Indian Ocean
Kumagae
United States
East
Middle West
Embroideries in Brown Adorn White Daytime Models
Fashion notes describe brown embroidery on white daytime dresses. The style highlights a contrast that emphasizes delicate patterns and summer wardrobe options. Local descriptions focus on fabric and tailoring for daytime wear.
Washington conference’s success assured says Coolidge in Philadelphia
Vice President Coolidge declared the Washington conference’s success assured in a Philadelphia Forum address. He cited the achievements as decisive and emphasized confidence in the conference’s outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Coolidge
Conference signals potential naval ratio agreement amid global talks
The text notes Japan's eagerness to reduce its fleet in China and Admiral Kato's response to Hughes proposals. It highlights President Harding's push to continue meetings and the idea of including Germany in discussions. Critics warn about outside influence and entanglement, linking to debates over ratification of the peace treaty.
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China
Baron Kato
State Hughes
Harding
Germany
Foreign money values rise in Wall Street trading
In New York on December 22 sensational advances occurred across major foreign exchanges. The English pound climbed to 4.23 12 dollars, up over 10 cents from last Saturday and more than 1.02 dollars from last year's low. The franc rose to 8.34 cents and the German mark neared 61 percent of a cent, signaling broad financial improvement.
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New York
United Newa
Wall Street
Middlesex Bar Association elects new officers
The Middlesex Bar Association elected new officers at its annual meeting in East Cambridge. Samuel L. Powers was reelected president and Theodore Eaton Wakefield became treasurer. Francis W. KK Smith Somerville filled the secretary post. New council members include George L. Mayberry Waltham Frank M. Forsh Newton and others. The group planned quarterly luncheons and an annual outing. The article also notes Boston municipal politics urging nonpartisan governance and support for John R. Murphy.
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Middlesex Bar Association
East Cambridge
Samuel L. Powers
Newton
Theodore Eaton
Wakefield
Charles W. Harris
Winchester
Francis W. Kk. Smith
Somerville
George L. Mayberry
Waltham
Frank M. Forbush
Frank W. Kaan
Frank E. Dunbar
Lowell
Charles N. Harris
Alfred S. Hall
Harold P. Johnson
Woburn
Edith Perkins Declines Vincent Club Presidency. Russell Will Serve On
At the Vincent Club annual meeting Miss Edith Perkins declined to serve as president. Mrs William E Russell, the current president, will continue in office until after the New Year. Mrs Augustus Thorndike was elected first vice president.
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Edith Perkins
Vincent Club
William E. Russell
Augustus. Thorndike
Miss Mary Hunnewell Elected Second Vice President
The club elected a list of new members including Miss Mary Hallowell Miss Marion Fenno Miss Marion Emmons Miss Peggy Porter Miss Ethel Cummings Miss Eleanor Sutton Miss Ellen Whitney Miss Frances Sturgis Miss Helene Sullivan Miss Mary Hall Miss Betty Cole Miss Charlotte Richardson Miss Alice Lee Thomas Miss Anne Cabot Miss Barbara Reynolds Miss Katherine Coolidge Miss Pauline Cabot Miss Margaret Houghton Miss Leonora Trafford and Miss Helen L Scott. The meeting was at Mrs. Sewall H Fessenden home.
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Mary Hunnewell
Mary Hallowell
Marion Fenno
Marion Emmons
Peggy Porter
Ethel Cummings
Eleanor Sutton
Ellen Whitney
Frances Sturgis
Helene Sullivan
Mary Hall
Betty Cole
Charlotte Richardson
Alice Lee Thomas
Anne Cabot
Barbara Reynolds
Katherine Coolidge
Pauline Cabot
Margaret Houghton
Boston Women Voters Urged to Back John R. Murphy
A Boston appeal urges women voters to support John R. Murphy citing common sense efficiency to improve homes and avoid partisan promises. The message emphasizes prudent leadership and practical outcomes for residents.
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Boston
Y U
John R. Murphy
Bayer Aspirin Warning Card Promotes Genuine Medicine
Bayer warns that only aspirin with Bayer on the package or tab is genuine and prescribed by physicians for twenty one years. It says take aspirin as told on the package for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and other pains. Drugstores sell Bayer tablets in tins and bottles. Bayer is a trademark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester or Salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Tanlac Turns Boston Shoe Merchant From Despair to Energy
Richard B. Johnson of 564 Shawmut Ave Boston, once crippled by stomach trouble and back pain, says Tanlac revived his health. He claims improved appetite, steady nerves, deep sleep, and ability to work all day, enabling him to consider expanding sales. Tanlac distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold at Liggett Drug Stores in Boston.
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Tanlac
Richard B. Johnson
Shawmut Ave
Boston
International Proprietaries, Inc
All Liggett Drug Stores
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