Whistling in church sparks clergy opposition in Everett
Everett ministers denounce whistling hymns as irreverent and irreligious. They cite a Portland, Maine origin and say such practice lacks religious value. Revered pastors insist it undermines devotion and is unsuitable for cultured city congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Portland
Judson A. Hughes
First Baptist Church
J. L. Stevens
First Methodist Church
John A. Furrer
Episcopal Church
Pape's Diapepsin Relief for Indigestion
Millions know it is needless to worry about indigestion with Pape's Diapepsin. A few tablets neutralize acidity and relieve discomfort immediately after meals. Belching, sour undigested food, and heartburn vanish, at a low cost with great benefits.
Methods of Nursing Societies Outlined
Miss Mary S Gardner urged regular meetings for women on charity boards and nursing societies. Delegates heard from Miss Gertrude Peabody, with officers elected and a program including prenatal nursing legislation and district nursing Red Cross plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methods of Nursing Societies
Mary S. Gardner
Providence Visiting Nurse Association
Massachusetts Association of Directors of Public Health Nursing Association
Pilgrim Hall
Hotel Bellevue
Gertrude Peabody
Cambridge
Harry L. Sherman
Lawrence
James W. Russell, Jr
Winchester
Herman E Roberts
Braintree
Roger Spaulding
Duxbury
Ernest Amory Codman
Boston School For Public Health Nursing
Merrill Champion
State Department of Health
Mary Beard
Bostop
National District Nursing Association
Red Cross
Public Health Nursing Association
Massachiation of Directors of Public Health Nursing
Oreameuteau
di Page Hall
Irvin S Cobb's The Bull Called Emily in Boston Sunday Post
Irvin S Cobb writes a humorous note about his story The Bull Called Emily to appear in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The writer praises Cobb's wit and suggests readers will find it entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin S. Cobb
Emily
Boston Sunday Post
Barry's Bill in Equity Suit Seeks Enjoinment of Barry
Former Lieutenant Governor Edward P. Barry faces an equity suit in Suffolk Merit Session where Temple H. Fay seeks to halt Barry’s further action on a $4,433 judgment for legal services. Fay claims lack of proper notice and excessive billing as Barry testifies about his 1916 services and contacts with postal authorities and county prosecutors. The trial resumes tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Barry
Sisk
Suffolk Equity
Temple H. Fay
Boston
Barry
Fay
Federal District-Attorney
Pelletier
Wood Buys Big Part of Cuttyhunk Island
William M. Wood head of the American Woolen Company bought a large portion of Cuttyhunk Island from the Cuttyhunk Club. The sale includes all club land save the grounds and a right of way to the club dock. The club docks and small buildings were sold and Wood will lease them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
William M. Wood
The
American Woolen Company
Cuttyhunk Club
Cuttyhunk
Wood
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Velvet
Lucille
Hamburg
Haddock
Jon Ry
Fresh Western
Arthur E. Dorr & Co., Inc
Uptown
DOW Lion N
Houghton & Dutton
Park St
Codman Square
Car, North & Union Wholesale and Retail
Dorchester Store
Opp
Canal Street
North Station
Dorchester High School
U. K
Hovey’s
Gingham and
Chambray
Children’s Gingham Rompers
Japan
Cuttyhunk Island
Sess
Temple Suite
Blake Building
Beach
Columbia Grafonolas
Columbia
Washington and
Temple Place
Bob Bonvesit
Conan
Cees
Cee
Oxford
Velour
Coats
Tussah
Copenhagen
Children’s All Wool
Milan
Children’s Cotton Union
Misses Jersey
Bloomers
Gingham
Jordan Marsh Company—Great Basement Store
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