Harvard freshmen smoke rate and health study summarized
Dr. Roger I. Lee reports fall examinations of nearly 1200 Harvard students show only 13 percent of freshmen smoke and higher rates in older groups. Bodily mechanics prove mostly unsatisfactory among freshmen but better among Business School entrants. Appendectomy and tonsil removal rates vary by group, with high swimming ability across all.
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Harvard
Roger I. Lee
The
University
Graduate School of Business Administration
Lee
Harvard College
Business School
Graduate School of Business
All Profits To Workers At Newburn Iron Works
Newburn North Carolina December 20. Employees of the Newburn Iron Works and Supply Company will receive all profits above operating costs for an indefinite period. The plan follows a workers management meeting that approved a proposal to operate the plant and distribute profits among the workforce after a wage reduction dispute.
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Newburn
N. C
Newburn Iron Works & Supply Company
North Carolina
Cure Your Rupture Like Cured Mine Ad Promotes Self Remedy
An advertisement touts Captain Collings claiming a self cure for rupture after years of disability. It markets his book and medicine sent prepaid to readers who mail a coupon, claiming a simple safe method that avoids surgery.
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Collings
Docto
Doctor
Truss
W. A. Collings ( Inc
Watertown
N. Y
Premier Pianist Paderewski Faces Uncertain Future
Ignace Paderewski, once famed pianist and Polish leader, may abandon concert stage due to stiffening fingers and depleted fortune from wartime efforts. He may turn to lecturing or piano instruction as Poland seeks financial support and his political work continues. Separately, inspectors prepare for rapid vehicle registration as 70,000 cars are registered and 230,000 more remain to be registered before Jan 1, with police warning strict enforcement of plate requirements.
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Poland
Paderewski
Motor Vehicles’ Department
Paderewski's Move From Concert Stage to Polish Diplomacy
Paderewski vowed not to play again until Poland gained independence and he shifted to diplomacy. He urged Allied victory, then engaged with American leaders, mapping Poland's future as Wilson's 14 points promised a free Poland. He returned after the armistice to serve as premier at the peace conference.
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Wilson
Poland
Paderewski
Autoists to Register to Receive 1921 Plates
Accommodations for handling the large number of autoists without 1921 registration numbers, the auditorium in the basement east wing of the State House opens at 9 tomorrow with extra clerks and staff to process registrations.
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State House
Radcliffe Alumnae Open Meetings On Endowment Plans
Radcliffe College Alumnae Association invites former Radcliffe students and members to meetings December 27 and 28 in Agassiz House theatre. The events will feature a report on college needs and discussion of plans to raise an endowment fund. Acting Dean Mrs. George P. Baker, President LeBaron R. Briggs, and campaign representatives will speak at the Tuesday evening session.
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Radcliffe College Alumnae Association
Radcliffe
Agassiz House
George P. Baker
LeBaron R. Briggs
American Fleet Acts as Santa Claus for Refugees
The American fleet in the Adriatic will distribute toys candy fruit clothing and shoes to more than 20 000 people including Italian and Russian children among Dalmatian coast refugees.
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Venice
Associated Press
Adriatic
Dalmatian
Crime Wave Hits Worcester After Police School
Worcester reports a surge of hold ups and minor crimes over the weekend, prompting Chief George H. Hill to close the police school. Authorities from city, state, railroad, and county agencies join the pursuit as the city battles a sharp crime uptick with no fatalities reported.
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Worcester
United News
George H. Hill
New York
Senate to Hold Hearings on Immigration Bill Action
The Senate immigration committee led by Chairman Colt will meet tomorrow to decide on scheduling hearings following the House passage of the Johnson bill restricting immigration for one year. The move marks the first action by the Senate on the measure.
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Senate
Washington
Johnson
House
Senate Immigration Committee
Ee Colt
Rhode Island
Senator Coit Pushes Early Hearings On Bill
Senator Coit said the committee should begin hearings in the first week of the new year after receiving numerous applications from societies and individuals to be heard on the bill.
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Coit
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