Boston Doctors Challenge St Louis Diet Inferiority Claim
Boston physicians defend local schoolchildren against a St Louis editorial asserting Boston children are physically inferior due to diet. They note pie and beans are common in rural areas, cite differences in population and class makeup, and call for careful study before comparing two cities.
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Lynn Baseballists to Dance Anniversary Dance
The Reserves Baseball Association of Lynn will hold its second anniversary dance at Father Mathew Hall on December 23. The event is organized by a committee led by Frank Mackesy and Walter Tapley with many members listed among the in charge.
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Bank Officer's Suicide Amid Domestic Financial Troubles
SHAKOPEE Minn Dec 23 David L How president and cashier of Firs National Bank shot himself through the temple yesterday Despondency over domestic and financial trouble is given as the cause in this terse police report from the city scene.
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Boston relief plan to hire 200 unemployed for street work
Boston relief committee approves Wednesday employments for about 200 men and 50 women. Work on deep and shallow sewers, patchwork and village crafts funded by a $13,000 fund with city supervision. Applicants registered at Old Court House, with 2000 total as of now. contracts to employ via private firms with $1.50 per day and shifts to serve up to 400 workers if needed.
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Unemployment across the nation exceeds eight hundred thousand
Telecommunications from Bradstreet's wire reports detail wage earners idle in 119 cities nationwide, with over 1.95 million dependents. Regions including the Midwest, New York and New Jersey, New England, Minnesota and Wisconsin, the South, and the West show varying counts of unemployed workers and dependents, amid signs of slow economic recovery and widespread wage reductions.
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Arlington Fails to Aid Hungry Needy Urges Action
A letter to the editor criticizes Arlington officials for inaction amid poverty and unemployment. The writer urges the selectmen to organize relief, warning the hungry and naked among residents await aid and urging prompt rescue.
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Arlington Resident Receives Cold Water Refusal Notice
Arlington resident receives mention dated December 2 in a brief column noting a Christian duty and withholding cold water as a lode reward, reflecting local sentiments and civic issues.
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Quincy Scholars Donate Food for Christmas Charity
Public school pupils in Quincy collected fruit vegetables and other food items to aid the needy during Christmas. Teachers prompted each pupil to contribute and Associated Charities distributed several loads of produce to deserving families yesterday.
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Wal tham Methodist Society to stage food drive entertainment
The First Methodist Society of Wal tham will hold an entertainment at As bury Temple Monday evening to aid the poor. Admission will be a food item such as two or three potatoes instead of money, a plan the committee believes yields more food than a monetary gate.
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Dates & Whiting Knitting to Start Full Time Jan 1
In Chicopee on December 2 a meeting of prominent citizens in the Police Court room resolved to aid the needy poor. Dates & Whiting Knitting Company will begin full time January 1 with a 10 to 15 percent reduction. Ex Mayor George F. Taylor chaired a fifteen member general relief committee to collect and distribute money fuel and clothing. The group adjourned to Tuesday evening.
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Lowell Mass Meeting Urges Poor Relief Fund
Red posters advertise a mass meeting at Huntington Hall for the poor relief fund with brief addresses scheduled at Highland Congregational Church and a 9 o clock start at Huntington Hall led by Joseph L. Chalifoux. Speakers include Senator Lawton Hon J C Knowlton Hon John C Burke Charles R Talbot E S Foss and Alonzo G Walsh with Frederick T Greenhalge presiding. Mary E Donnelly will read Dickens and the Lowell Symphony Orchestra directed by Roscoe McDaniel volunteers for the occasion.
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Baltic mills to replace Green back mill at Enfield
The Green back mill at Enfield, now owned by the G. Whitney Woollen Company, will be renamed the Baltic mills. It has started with large orders and may run rounds to keep looms moving. Tilton mills are back in operation with many orders. Mica company at Rumney nears completion. A Massachusetts man plans a leather board factory at South Milton to open soon.
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Winchester McKay Fastener Plant Nears Opening
Lawrence dispatch reports the McKay Metallic Fastener Company is completing its Winchester factory. The brick stone iron complex spans 100 by 70 feet with four stories and a 200 horsepower engine. It will employ about eight hundred workers and replace the former local shop.
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Gibbs Chair Plant Sold to Wakefield Rattan Co
Gibbs Chair Company plant in Kankakee sold to Wakefield Rattan Company of New Haven. The works have been idle since financial stringency but the purchase promises a resumption with about 400 workers back to work within two months. Other nearby firms expect to restart after the new year.
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Watertown Plants To Shut For Week For Repairs
The Union bag works will close tonight for one week for repairs due to high order volume. Walker & Pratt foundry will also shut down for at least a week while Potter & Co. plans a one day halt.
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Hat finishers in Orange aid Danbury group in manufacturer fight
The Orange hat finishers announce a $500 contribution to the Hat Finishers' Association of Danbury Connecticut to support their campaign against manufacturers.
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Young Brigham Young's Son Creates Scene at Salt Lake Theatre
Oscar B S Young son of Brigham Young caused a disturbance at the Salt Lake Theatre during Hoyt's A Trip to Chinatown. He burst into the building, threatened actors, wrestled with staff, seized a prop sword, and was restrained by crew before being taken to the station. Authorities note recent financial troubles as a possible cause.
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Dr Swftt’s Vegetable Compound and cure claims
An 19th century ad fragment promotes Dr Swftt’s Vegetable Compound made from hoarhound slippery elm flax seed thoroughwort and other ingredients. It touts bottles at 25 cents and a quart syrup for 25 cents, claiming to ease coughs irritations and prevent consumption with waters or doses, noting a household remedy tone from Washington.
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Sad Coincidence Death in Friday Night Fire
ACharlestown 21 year old Joseph Sheehe died in a Christmas week fire, leaving a widowed mother and eight siblings. Identification confirmed by his brother Daniel at the morgue. The blaze heavily damaged Bent & Co Levi Bolles Co and others with losses from 35000 to 1000 and total repairs around 40000.
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Christmas Eve Prayer From Sleeping Children
A tender Christmas Eve scene shows two white robed children kneeling by a trundle bed asking Santa for stockings filled with books toys and other gifts while hoping their father and mother guide them and keep faith as they sleep.
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Italian banker Vincenzo Zarelli vanishes in New York
New York December 23 Vincenzo Zarelli the Italian banker of 130 Elizabeth Street has not visited his office for over a week. His doors are shut and neighbors say they know nothing of his whereabouts. Clients who entrusted funds to his care are seeking information.
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Mind Your Own Business Ad Promises Jobs and Growth
A firm declares it will keep all extra salesmen through the holiday season and recession, arguing higher sales and consumer benefit. The company vows to expand operations, prevent layoffs, and restart strong business plans to be ready for improved trade. It invites readers to read the ad for Tuesday’s start.
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Desperate bribery attempts target Coughlin jurors
Chicago report details bribe attempts on jurors in the Coughlin case as bailiffs blocked a man on Clark Street Bridge who urged paying each juror to release the defendant. The man was seized at the East Chicago Avenue station after another similar attempt on a prior Thursday. The testimony also covers 1889 Clan na Gael activity and Cronin associations, with details of planned payments and meetings, as the court adjourned for Christmas.
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Morgan Denies New England Railroad Purchase
J Pierpont Morgan dismissed reports that Drexel Morgan & Co. secured control of the New York and New England railroad for the New York New Haven Hartford line saying it is absolutely false he would not touch New England at any price.
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Old New York lace firm fails at Greene Street
The house of Albert, Haager & Co., lace importers at 67 Greene Street, failed today. Henry Co. Albert, surviving partner, confessed judgments to his father for 81,445 in loans. Liabilities are estimated at 150,000.
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