Hood and Sons milk system hailed as sanitary beacon
The Hood dairy network operates 2000 plus farms under strict scientific supervision. Milk is tested from farm to bottle, cooled to 40 degrees, and inspected at Boston depots. Hood’s process claims minimal bacteria and no disease links in 62 years.
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Hood
Greater
Boston
Hood Laboratory
the Commonwealth
United States
H. P. Hood & Sons
Charlestown Navy Yard
Marine Hospital
Naval Hospital
Boston as Wine Buyer Debate Hits City Hall
A Post reporter questioned Mayor Hibbard about alleged city purchases of wines and liquors in violation of ordinances. The mayor refused to comment as the story traced a former alderman’s champagne purchase at the Boston City Club and later exposed a mistaken accusation.
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Hibbard
Post
Board of Aldermen
Boston City Club
Wine at Mayor Dinner Ties to Contingent Fund Practice
The article notes wine and cocktails at city dinners hosted by the Mayor, including events for the Irish delegates and Knights of Pythias. It says the Mayor’s contingent fund covers such entertainment, while the city auditor cannot approve wine or cigars due to an ordinance, and bills are not readily available for audit. Secretary Hull of the Finance Commission knew little about the Mayor’s dining expenses.
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Knights of Pythias
Board of Aldermen
Hull
Finance Commission
Once Commission
Big oil refinery damaged by fire in Mexico
Mexico City dispatch reports S Pearson and Son refinery at Minatitlan Isthmus of Tehuantepec partially destroyed by fire after an explosion. No further details available on casualties or extent of damage.
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Mexico
Mexico City
S. Pearson & Son
Minilatlan
Tehauntepec
Pastor Warns Fond Parents In Sermon On Child Rearing
In a People's Temple sermon titled Why Children Go Wrong, Rev. George W. King warns that parental ignorance and nagging push children toward street life. He cautions against both excessive strictness and indulgence and notes wealth can curse an only son, accelerating descent.
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People’s Temple
George W. King
Boston
Powdered Castor Oil A Medical Breakthrough
A German scientist converts castor oil into a tasteless powder, Castor Lax. It retains restorative benefits, avoids decomposition in the stomach, and does not cause griping. It can be mixed with liquids or foods, aiding administration to children and is endorsed by medical authorities.
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Peter Canvane
United States
Chicago Woman Dies In Houston Heart Ailment Collapse
Mrs Barbara Allen of Chicago collapsed and died instantly as she reached the Houston home of her sister Dr Belle Eskridge. The death occurred December 18 in Houston Texas, authorities said. The immediate cause was a heart ailment.
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Houston, Tex
Belle Eskridge
Houston
Barbara Allen
Chicago
Grasshopper Locomotive to Be Used on the Boston & Maine R R
The Boston and Maine Railroad will adopt the grasshopper locomotive for future purchases. The Walschaert valve gear design, lighter by about 1800 pounds, uses compact gear and enables easier maintenance. Originating in 1844, it is already common on the Eastern and Fitchburg divisions and on the Revere Beach and Lynn line.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Revere Beach & Lynn
President Roosevelt Tests Eyes in Washington Visit
President Roosevelt accompanied by Surgeon General Rixey visited the Naval Medical School Hospital for an eye examination. Officials say the probe aims to prevent eye trouble on his Africa trip, with details on lens changes kept secret.
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Washington
P. M. Rixey
Roosevelt
Naval Medical School Hospital
Africa
Explosion of lamp kills Franklin woman in East Andover
The kerosene lamp exploded in the East Andover home of Mrs. Jonathan Cilley 75 early today. Her son-in-law Horace Caldwell and daughter also helped and suffered facial and hand burns.
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Frankelin
WN. H
Jonathan Cilley
East Andover
Catholic Church Burns at Beechers Falls Vermont
A Catholic church in Beechers Falls Vermont was burned early today before services began. Fire investigators assess the cause as unknown while local authorities assist in the investigation.
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Beechers Falls
Woman says husband tortured by gagging tongue with string
Mrs. Alexander Zalovies of Barberton alleges cruelty after her husband tied a string around her tongue to stop her from talking. Akron police arrested him on the charge.
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Akron. O
Alexander Zalovies
Barberton
Beggar Drew $100 Month in Rentals
CHICAGO December 13 Mike Rossa a blind mendicant who has begged at Van Buren and State streets for 15 years will be no more. Judge Gem mill suspended a fine conditional on Rossa's retirement finding his rental income is $100 a month and that he owns other valuable property.
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Chicago
Mike” Rossa
van Buren
State
Gemmill
Rossa
Fire destroys North Franklin Grange in Phillips Maine
The North Franklin Grange building in Phillips Maine valued at 15000 burned early today. The upper floors housed lodge rooms for several secret societies including the grange while the lower floor housed Willis Harty general store. Harty carried 4000 insurance and the building was insured for 3509. Officials suspect incendiary involvement.
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Phillips
North Franklin Grange
The
Grange
Willis Harty
Harty
Explosion at Carnegie Steel plant injures several in Ohio
A blast at the Carnegie Steel Company Ohio works in Youngstown fatally injures John Kelly and leaves four others seriously injured. Authorities investigate the cause and assess damage to the facility.
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Carnegie Works
Youngstown
Ohio
John Kelly
Carnegie Steel Company
Emmanuel House Youths Form Anti Tea Club
The Emmanuel House youths formed an anti tea club to curb tea drinking amid concerns it causes nervous troubles. Reverend William L. Clark emphasized health basics for workers and families. He noted poor diet and lack of exercise, praising the Ascension Club gymnasium.
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Emmanuel House
William L. Clark
Church of the Ascension
Emmanuel Church
Ascension Club
King Trial Report Today Faces Possible Delays
Co. F King the financier faces 31 counts of larceny and a potential delay as Judge Schofield considers whether the defense should receive a more detailed explanation of each charge. A ruling may push the trial to tomorrow or to several days or weeks if the defense wins. If the judge denies the request, trial likely starts tomorrow morning.
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Co. F. King
Schofield
Parker
Mr. King
Dwyer
Boston Council President Leo McCullough Not Missing
Unofficial statement says Leo McCullough, president of the Boston Common Council, has not disappeared. Police know his whereabouts. The comment follows scrutiny by the Finance Commission over $200 spent on “Matadia ace Reports” in connection with city funds.
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Leo McCullough
Boston Common Council
South Boston
Finance Commission
McCullough whereabouts disputed by Boston inspectors
A Post report states McCullough stayed at a friend’s home and contacted authorities. A citizen claimed he knew where to find McCullough and offered to direct inspectors, who allegedly replied they were not interested. The man provided an address in South Boston and said McCullough was seen there recently.
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Inspectors’ Department
Office
the Post
Inspectors
South Boston
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H. P. Hood
New Hampshire
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Derry, N. H
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Boston & Maine R. R
Franklin
John J. Attridge
John Quinn, Jr
Pemberton Square
Emmanuel House Children Farm Club
King Trial Report
Pres. McCullough
Charlestown
Rutherford Avenue
General Offices
and Chemical and Bacteriological Laboratory
Charlestown, Mass
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