Navy Relief Ball Sets Sail for Charity Night
The Navy Relief Society plans a nautical themed ball at Symphony Hall tomorrow with shipboard time cues from Captain A L Keyes First Naval District. Twenty aviators from the Naval Flying School at Technology will usher, led by Lieutenant Parks. Lady Duff Gordon will assist, aiding dependents of American sailors and marines with all proceeds to relief work.
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Navy Relief Society
Symphony Hall
A. L. Keyes
First Naval District
Naval Flying School At Technology
Parks
Duff Gordon
Keith’s
Sailor Boys
Father Linehan marks 25th priestly anniversary at Sacred Heart Malden
The Rev Daniel W Linehan pastor of Sacred Heart parish Malden observed the 25th anniversary of his ordination. He celebrated a solemn high mass with Cheverus School children singing and attended a pupil planned reception. He declared a holiday for the school as visiting priests offered felicitations.
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Daniel W. Linehan
Sacred Heart Church
Malden
Father Linehan
Cheverus School
Three Long Toboggan Slides Rising in Franklin Park
Franklin Park press notes the city park department advances to finish construction on three long toboggan slides to expand winter recreation options.
Toboggan Slides Planned For Schoolmaster’s Hill Park
The neighborhood plans three long toboggan slides stretching from the hilltop into Franklin Park level. Tobogganing remains a popular park pastime with wide patronage for years. Wooden stairs line the sides to ease safe climbs to the higher starting points.
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Schoolmaster’s Hill
Franklin Park
Celebration in Rome for Jerusalem's Deliverance
In Rome a procession of 15 000 students and 20 000 scientific members marched to the Sant inoforio Tasso to honor the liberation of Jerusalem from Turkish rule. Bells rang as Cardinal Lega said mass and blessed the crowd at Torquato Tasso's tomb. In Paris a Te Deum was held at Notre Dame for Jerusalem's liberation.
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Rome
Jerusalem
Santinoforio Tasso
Torquato Tasso
Lega
Paris
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Six are made majors generals
Washington December 17. The following brigadier generals were promoted today to major generals George H. Cameron Andrew W. Brester Charles C. Ballou George W. Reed Charles H. Muir and Charles T. Menoher. These colonels were made brigadier generals Malvern Hill Barnum William H. Hay and Jesse Mel Carter. Colonel Alexander L. Dade was made brigadier general of the Signal Corps.
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Washington
George H. Camerson
Andrew W. Brester
Charles C. Ballou
George W. Reed
Charles H. Muir
Charles T. Menoher
Malvern Hill Barnum
William H. Hay
Jesse Mel. Carter
Alexander L. Dade
Signal Corps
Boy Rescued After Ice Break in Mystic River
Richard Nelson, four, son of Thomas Nelson of 4 Touro Avenue Medford, broke through ice and sank eight feet in the Mystic River. Witnesses John Bohan and Thomas Kerwin of 27 Touro Avenue pulled him from the water with boat hooks. After treatment by Dr. E W Barrett the boy was returned home.
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Richard Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Touro Avenue
Medford
Mystic River
John Bohan
Thomas Kerwin
E. W. Barrett
Sunshine urged to save coal in education bulletin
The State Board of Education issued a bulletin urging energy saving, calling for broad female cooperation in conserving coal as a major national concern, echoing earlier Save Sugar appeals.
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State Board of Education
New Fuel Book Offers Home Furnace Saving Tips
The State House university extension promotes a booklet on economizing fuel. It covers rekindling fur nace fires, laying kindlings, managing drafts, coal types, summer furnace use, and boosting hot air heater power to stretch scarce coal amid rising prices and delays.
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Boston
Department of University Extension
State House
Rules for public on downed army airplanes
Washington dispatch reports the Aircraft Board approved public rules for handling army airplanes forced down by accident. Citizens should stay clear after the pilot is uninjured, not touch controls, and allow guards from nearby camps or local police to protect the site. Authorities must preserve wreckage to determine accident causes and prevent future incidents.
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Washington
Aircraft Board
Wesleyan Head to Join Y. M. C. A. Work
Wesleyan University president William Arnold Shanklin has accepted a War Work Council invitation to direct YMCA Allied Army services in Europe. He sails to France in a few days with his daughter.
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Middletown
Conn
William Arnold Shanklin
Wesleyan University
War Work Council of
The
International Y. M. C. A
Europe
France
Three Efficient Medicines Offer Health Boosts
Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and appetiser, Peptiron described as an iron tonic for anemia and nervousness, and Hood's Pills marketed as a family cathartic. The trio is urged for widespread benefits, claiming complementarities for scrofula anemia constipation and nervousness.
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Hood
Boston
Captain Louis G. Sirovich of Hull Dead
Captain Louis G. Sirovich of Hull died yesterday at Summit Hospital Brookline in his 80th year. A Civil War veteran and the first captain of the Boston to Nantasket vessel he retired two years ago. He was an early Hull life saver and earned several medals. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth J. Sirovich editor of the Hull East Wind. Funeral planned this afternoon at Hull Village M E Church.
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Louis G. Sirovich
Hull
Boston
Nantasket
Summit Hospital
Brookline
Sirovich
Elizabeth J. Sirovich
Hull East Wind
Hull Village
M. E
Waterville Iocal Surgeons Move to Form Emergency Hospital Unit
At a Waterville public safety meeting a committee of local surgeons was authorized to organize an emergency hospital surgical unit with headquarters in Waterville. The unit will be ready to respond to emergencies like the Halifax disaster.
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Waterville
Waterville Committee On Public Safety
Iocal
Halifax
Pine based cough remedy promises fast relief and savings
Advertisement touts a DIY pine cough syrup using 214 ounces of Pinex and homemade sugar syrup to make a pint. It claims relief within 24 hours for coughs and bronchial issues, warning against substitutes and offering a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Pinex Co
T. Wayne
Ind
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