Will of Hilas E. Roberts Funds Chelsea Public Good
Trusts established in Chelsea Vermont from Hilas E. Roberts will provide funds for schools library and churches. Fifteen thousand dollars funds a schoolhouse near the Chelsea courthouse if rebuilt. Funds of 50 each support church repairs and parsonage while a 10 000 fund aids the public library and a 500 fund cares for graves of the poor. A 30 000 fund assists Chelsea’s needy, with the residue left to Harry J. Roberts.
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Chelsea
Court House
Congregational Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry J. Roberts
Hutchinson seeks re election as Reading selectman
Edwin J. Hutchinson, chairman of the Reading Board of Selectmen, announced yesterday his candidacy for re election at the town meeting slated for March 2.
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Edwin J. Hutchinson
Board of Selectmen of
Reading
Most Noses Crooked He Declares In Lecture
Dr. Algernon Coolidge Jr of Massachusetts General Hospital told the School for Social Workers yesterday at 12 Ashburton Place that few faces have exact measurements. He said one side of the face is usually more developed, especially among whites, and 99 percent of white people have some nasal septum twist or obstruction.
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Algernon Coolidge, Jr
Massachusetts General Hospital
School For Social Workers
Ashburton Place
Remedies and cautions from a physician on facial structure and sore throats
A doctor explains how asymmetry can result from nose, eye, or skull development and how minor septum surgery can correct it. He advises avoiding colds, links bad teeth to catarrh, and notes throat tuberculosis can be removed surgically. gargling technique and tonsil adenoid disease management are described.
No Tangoing at Socialists Ball in Copley Hall
The Socialists ball at Copley Hall last night barred tango dancing per the mayor's edict. About 400 attendees stayed on the dance floor with waltz two step schottische quadrille and three slide allowed. Jude Bellows, floor director, did not need to remind dancers of the ban.
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Copley Hall
Jude Bellows
Mrs. Putnam Hosts Beacon Street Dinner Dance
Back Bay society leaders and several winter debutantes attended a dinner dance hosted by Mrs. William Lowell Putnam at her 49 Beacon Street town house last night. The event featured spring floral table decor and lively dances that matched the season's spirit.
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Back Bay Society
William Lowell Putnam
Beacon Street
Man accused of assault in court over bulldog faced insult and revolver
Mrs. Frank A. Woodbury of South Medford testified in Malden District Court that her husband called her face like a bulldog and served shoe leather as steak. She said he brandished a loaded revolver, forced her to kneel and pray, while a boarder corroborated parts of the tale. The judge urged the defendant to cool off, and the case proceeds to August for further evidence.
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Frank A. Woodbury
Main Street
South Medford
Malden
Woodbury
Bruce
Myrtie Connors
le House
Walnuts Peas Salmon and Rice Advertisement
Advertisement lists priced goods: walnuts at 12 1 2 cents per pound, canned June peas at 7 1 2 cents, Alaska red salmon at 10 cents per can. Also promotes Cobb's Big Grocery House on Hipnover Street at Union corner urging readers to stock up.
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Cobb
hHipnover Street
Corner Union
Arrival of European Jewish educators in Boston sparks grand reception
The arrival in Boston yesterday of Rabbi Dr. Meyer Hildesheimer, head of the Rabbinical College of Berlin, founded by his father, and Rabbi Dr. Aaron Welkin, leader of Orthodox Jews in Russia, drew an enthusiastic welcome from Boston's leading Hebrew rabbis and business men.
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Europe
Aaron Wolkin
ST. Petersburg
Meyer Hildesheimer
Berlin
Boston
Lleading
Greater Boston
D. I. Kaplan
Ss. J. Friederman
Shprentz
East Boston
I. Baretz
Rabbinical College of
Aaron Welkin
Russia
Greater
Historic Orthodox Rabbis Welcome Roaring Boston Demonstration
A massive Boston welcome greeted two leading European Orthodox Jewish rabbis from Agudas Israel at South Station. The visit aimed to promote Torah study, unity among Orthodox Jews, and a Jerusalem-centered, non Zionist restoration ethos, with plans to involve Boston synagogues and a citywide revival.
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Boston
Europe
South Station
Agudas Israel
World Federation of Orthodox Jews
Jerusalem
Beth Hamedrossi Hagodal
North
Russell Street
Palestine
Greater
Herarchy
Beth Hamedrosh
S. J. Friederman
David Stearn
North Russell Street
Wolf Berger
Baldwin Place
M. Magid
A. Weiner
City Budget Details Show Boston Spent 52 Million Last Year
City Auditor Mitchell reports total city spending at 52 927 453 77 with 26 279 111 16 for department expenses. Net funded debt rose 4 382 115 29 and gross funded debt 2 167 938 24, with net debt at 78 961 370 21 and gross debt at 120 525 581 01. Subways drove much of the debt increase, while county and water debt declined.
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Boston
Mtchell
Fitzgerald
Quincy Postmaster and Charter Framer Thomas Gurney Dies
Thomas Gurney, a longtime Quincy postmaster and one of Quincy city charter framers, died at his Newbury Avenue home in his 80th year after a brief illness. Born in South Hanson, he lived in Quincy for 50 years and served as first postmaster of Atlantic for over 25 years.
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Thomas Gurney
Quincy
Newbury Avenue
Father's Body Found by Son at Lakeside Park
Gustaf E. Hoglund a wealthy foundryman was found dead at his Lakeside Park camp this afternoon by his son Gustaf Jr. A blood stained Swedish fish knife lay beside him and authorities believe he took his own life. He left his home at 377 North Main Street yesterday morning headed for Titehburg but was not seen there. The wound on the left throat severed the windpipe.
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Introduced
For 3000 years castor oil was the world’s best laxative but its taste limited use. Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil from Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Buffalo, refines the oil to remove taste. It works without pain, sells 25c and 50c, and is marketed with a green castor leaf Kellogg label.
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Kellogg’s
Spencer Kellogg & Sons of
Buffalo
Kelloggs
Kellogg
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc
Buffalo, N. Y
Webster Banker Walter Enz Vanishes After $2000 Withdrawal
Webster and East Woodstock investigators along with state detectives and local citizens scoured nearby woods for clues to the disappearance of Walter Enz a 40 year old man who drew $2000 from Webster Savings Bank before vanishing last Monday. Enz had agreed to join William Neeley in buying the Chandler store and post office, with Neeley stating he expected to settle the deal that afternoon. State detectives Hurley and Flynn suspect foul play as no trace of Enz has emerged. Enz lived in Fast Woodstock just across the line from Webster and had worked at J Frank Chandler’s grocery for seven years.
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Webster
East Woodstock
Conn
Walter Enz
Webster Savings Bank
Enz
Fast
Woodstock
Robert Hurley
James J. Flynn
J. Frank Chandler
Chandler
William Neeley
Neeley
Carey Sentenced to Three Years Under White Slave Act
Arthur R. Carey, 38, of Chicago, was sentenced to three years in Fort Leavenworth prison for a violation of the Mann White Slave Act in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Arthur R. Carey
Chicago
Fort Leavenworth
Twin girls born by Caesarian section at Newton Hospital
Mr and Mrs Thomas M Murray of Beacon Street Newton Lower Falls became parents of twins both girls via Caesarian delivery at Newton Hospital yesterday. It was Mrs Murray’s first child. Attending physician Dr O Scholfield assisted and said mother and babies are doing well. The operation was performed by Dr George H May of Newton Centre.
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Thomas M. Murray
Beacon Street
Newton Lower
Newton Hospital
Murray
O. [. Scholfield
George H. May
Newton Centre
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Hildesheimer
Agudath Israel Organization
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