Moore Warns Members About Game Day Highway Checks
Fred T. Moore of the Bay State Automobile Association warns members of a Massachusetts and Connecticut highway safety plan ahead of the Harvard Yale game on Saturday November 22. Inspectors will monitor speeding and reckless driving on routes to and from Boston.
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Fred T. Moore
Bay State Automobile Association
Boston
Highway Commissioners
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Big Eaters Get Kidney Trouble
An advice paragraph warns Americans to guard against kidney trouble from overeating rich foods. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape lemon lithia tonic to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and relieve bladder issues, claiming easy, safe use and health benefits for home medicine.
Marriage Intentions List For Boston Area Couples
A long list of marriage intentions shows names ages occupations and addresses including couples such as Priest B Weeks and Mary H Mason. Arthur J Hewey and Elizabeth M Kehoe. Teodor Dimond and Sarah Alpert. Carl P Johansen and Catherine Mahoney. Malachey Harrington and Margaret Spellman. Percy K Astle and Elizabeth M Reenn.. The items include many pairs with varied trades and hometowns across Dorchester Roxbury Brighton Allston and Charlestown with judge noted for a special permit.
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Priest
Weeks
Jefferson, Me
Mary H. Mason
Commonwealth Ave
Arthur J. Hewey
Inter
Taunton
Elizabeth M. Kehoe
Market St
Brighton
Allston
Teodor Dimond
Browning Ave
Dorchester
Sarah Alpert
Carl P. Johansen
Mariner
Navy Yard
Catherine Mahoney
Prospect St
Malachey Harrington
Warren Pl
Roxbury
Margaret Spellman
Percy KE. Astle
East Fourth St
South Boston
Elizabeth M. Reenn
Chandler St
Clyde W. Packer
Eustis St
Edith A. Anderson
Abraham Yankelovitz
Parkman St
Merchant
Endicott St
Nunziata Lembo
Tailoress
North Margin
Ernest Broadbent
Adams St
Helen L. Mason
Aynn
Patrick J. Breen
Poplar St
Roslindale
Mary A. Sheridan
Dudley Ave
Alfred H. Gero
Washington St
Margaret J. Bruce
Spencer St
Nicholas Carey, Jr
Madeline M. Duggan
Chelsea
Albert J. Hally
Gainsboro St
Isabel Whitaker
West Somerville
Vincent Garofalo
Beach St
Revere
Katherine E. Young
Joy St
Davis F. Rhien
Cook
Anderson St
Margaret M. O'Leary
Michael J. Bishop
Helen F. O'Leary
Weaver
Saxonville
Elmer G. Hatfield
Waitefs
Cumston St
Eva L. King
Alfred Hansen
Sawyer Ave
Lillian F. Meister
Downer Ave
Cambridge Couples Listed in Domestic Cases
James J. Duane, 84, machinist, of 132 Huron Ave Cambridge, with Della M. Turner, 25, of 1 Shady Hill Sq Cambridge. Adelard Tessier, 24, brickmaker, of 179 Rindge Ave Cambridge, with Jennie Brady, 17, 31 Clifton St Cambridge. Charles J. Summer Jr., 28, 62 Powder House Blvd Somerville, bank teller, with Estelle R. Hagan, 23, 126 Norfolk St Cambridge. Henry A. Pollard, 20, salesman, 118 W Hampshire St Cambridge, with Helen E. Gameson, 19, 417 Centre St Newton at home.
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James J. Duane
Huron Ave
Camieee
Della M. Turner
Shady Hill
Cambridge
Adelard Tessier
Rindge Ave
Cama Brickmaker
Jennie Brady
Glifton St
Charles J. Summer, Jr
Powder House Bivd
Somerville
Bank Teller
Estelle R. Hagan
Norfolk St
Henry A. Pollard
Wampshire St
Helen E. Gameson
Centre
Newton
Marriage or partnership details from city directory notes
Charles F McCarthy age 25 of 643 Shawmut Avenue Boston machinist and Catherine T Gavin age 21 of 48 Cross Street Somerville saleswoman listed together with Robert J Barker age 27 of 94 Coll Avenue agent and Alice B Chollerton age 29 of 4 Victoria Street secretary noted in local records.
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Charles F. McCarthy
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Catherine T. Gavin
Cross St
Somerville
Robert J. Barker
Coll Ave
Alice B. Chollerton
Victoria St
Harvest Festival Opens At St Philip's Church
The Harvest Festival of St Philip's Church on Harrison Avenue South End opens this afternoon at Ruggles Hall near Dudley terminal and runs through tomorrow. Rev. Powers La Cassidy Brennan lead a parish committee for the bazaar with entertainments, fancy work, and sales for the new rectory to honor the rector, Rt Rev Edward Hurley, away on vacation.
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St. Philip’s Church
Harrison Avenue
South End
Ruggles Hall
Ruggles and
Washington Streets
Dudley Terminal
Richard T. Powers
S. T. la
James F. Cassidy
George Brennan
Mer
Edward F. Hurley
D A R Objects to World War Names on Streets
Mayor Andrew J. Peters learned that Bunker Hill Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution objects to renaming streets and squares to honor World War heroes. The group favors naming new streets after deeds by Boston boys in France to preserve historic landmarks and reflect ongoing national events through time.
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Andrew J. Peters
Bunker Hill
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. J. Meriam
Boston
France
Millions of American Soldiers Decorated by Allied Powers
The adjutant-general report shows 15,384 U S Army personnel received foreign decorations for world war service since July 1918. France awarded 909 Legion of Honor, 11,684 Croix de Guerre, 290 military medals. Britain 842 total. Italy 684. Belgium 630. Greece two. Czecho Slovakia one. Japan one. The army's peak strength was 3,673,888 with 1,898,352 in Europe on Nov 11, 1918.
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Washington
United States
P. C. Harris
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Montenegro
Greece
Czecho-Slovakia
Japan
Harris
Europe
No Frap Of Coal Famine In New England
William A. Clark, president of the New England Coal Dealers Association, says New England is not in immediate danger of a serious coal shortage. Most towns are well supplied, but a few communities and some factories face shortages. Householders can heat homes if they use the coal dealers have, though stove and nut coal remain in high demand across all six states.
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New England
Clark
William A. Clark
Lifetime of Suffering Ends with Fruit-a-tives Cure
Donat Lalonde of Hull testifies that after years of indigestion and constipation Fruit-a-tives provided immediate relief and a full recovery. The ad urges seeing a box of six for 2.50 or trial size 25c, available from Fruit-A-Tives Limited in Ogdensburg, New York or local dealers.
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Maisonneuve St
Hull
Donat Lalonde
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
New England Holds Ample Coal Despite Shortages
Mr. Clark notes furnace egg and pea coal are selling in absence of stove and nut coal and a plentiful supply of smaller coal prevents famine. New England is in a peculiar position with production secured by manufacturers and winter supplies. A pending engineers’ strike on tug boats to coal barges may ease current shortages once resolved.
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Clark
New England
Middle West
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Metropolitan Newspaper Service
New York
Edward J. Barnes
Saratoga St
East Boston
Mary J. Kelly
Horace St
William J. MacDonald
Carpenter
Warren St
Mary A. MacDonald
George Hanson
S. New Jersey
Verna Z. Austin
Hancock St. George
FB. Dunphy
Dutley St
Agnes G. Gilraine
St. Joseph St
Jamaica Plain
James M. Doyle
Seaman
Clayton Ave
Medford
Amanda M. Fougere
Cashier
Mountfort St
Jacob M. Christensen
St. Botolph St
Mary A. Waltman
Walnut St
Newtonville
James F. Anderson
Princeton St
Charlestown
Mary I. Creed
Robert J. Lindo
Chipper
Harwich St
Mary M. Degrasse
PVA
Filene
Our Navy
Edison Power Plant
Dedham
Shipping Board
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England
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Uneeda Biscuit
Kennedy
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Waterbury, Conn
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