Bahai movement promotes meetings in Boston’s Copley Square
The Bahai movement seeks unity and millennial timing, boosting public interest through newspaper ads in Boston. Boston Assembly leaders hope to grow membership as regular meetings occur Thursday 8 PM and Sunday 11 AM in Room 517 Pierce Building. Speakers yesterday hailed from Washington DC New Bedford and Boston.
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Copley Square
Boston Assembly
Pierce Building
Washington, D. C
New Bedford
Bahai movement seen as path to universal unity across faiths
Q leaders describe a universal civilization emerging from the Bahai movement, uniting all religions, races, and nations. They say adherents expect prophets for each faith but seek a common fulfillment, with Bahai teachings integrating prior sacred truths and providing a practical philosophy for modern spiritual needs.
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Shah Bahram
Krishna
Boy Wins Fight for His Bride of Eleven in Missouri
Henry Dodd, 19, wins custody battle as Judge Ragland dismisses habeas corpus brought by Mary Schermerhorn. Court permits the 19 year old groom and 11 year old bride to live together, ending custody proceedings in Hannibal.
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Hannibal, Mo
Henry Dodd
W. T. Ragland
The
Common Pleas Court
Mary Schermerhorn
Harvard doctor cautions against frequent tonsil removal
Dr Algernon Coolidge Jr warns that tonsil and adenoid removal is overused for minor throat troubles. He says tonsils protect against disease by trapping germs in crypts, and surgery should be for recurrent severe illness or airway obstruction only.
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Algernon Coolidge, Jr
Harvard Medical School
Tonsil crypts and anti-toxin in medical debate
A doctor argues against removing tonsils, suggesting crypts may produce immunity to certain illnesses and that tonsils should be left alone if harmless. He notes that operations for tonsils were rare up to 20 years ago and that the disease affecting the tissue is not new, with good results cited.
Find Gold Lodged in Tooth of Hog Breckenridge
In Breckenridge Colorado a 300-pound hog head was cut for souse when Mrs. Kate Warren of Dillon found a gold nugget in the tooth cavity. The nugget, valued around eight dollars, came from Thompson ranch near the Gold Hill placer mine in Blue River Valley, about six miles north of Breckenridge.
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Kate Warren
Dillon
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Gold Hill Placer Mine
Blue River Valley
Antis Reveal White List of Prohibited Theatrical Works
New York February 8 anti suffrage group releases a white list of stage productions meeting approval of the New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. The list contrasts with plays and films endorsed by suffragists, aiming to condemn works depicting white slavery and the social evil. Prominent suffragists had recently endorsed several such dramas.
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New York State Association
Woman Suffrage Party of
Alice Hill Chittenden
Labor Board Coming Here Emphatically endorses garment pact
The Federal Commission on Industrial Relations endorsed the current cloak and suit trade agreement in New York and announced public hearings to improve conditions. Sub committees will visit Baltimore Philadelphia Rochester Cleveland Chicago Boston and St Louis to pursue this effort.
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New York
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
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Rochester
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
The Silver Teapot Theft and Return Mystery
In a quiet breakfast after the loss of a cherished silver teapot linked to a wedding, the Mertons suspect among themselves while Elinor hints at guilt and a kitten named Tabby becomes a turning clue. A week later Alice and Kitty discover the teapot hidden with Tabby’s yarn, traced to the cat’s harmless mischief.
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John Alden
Priscilla
Mrs. Merton
Mr. Merton
William Emery
Elinor
Wiliam Emery
Fliner
Tom
William
Tabby
Alice Merton
Kitty Jones
Kitty
Alice
The Real Thief and a Forgiven Kiss
In a quiet evening scene Elinor confronts guilt after a kitten yarn incident. William Emery enters with Tabby and a playful accusation turns tender as Elinor asks forgiveness. The moment resolves with a gentle kiss.
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Elinor
William
Linor
Silk Stockings Adulteration Tested At Filene’s
An old tester’s warning describes lighting a silk stocking to reveal iron or tin loading. If it smolders with red hot thread, loading exists. pure fabric leaves a fine ash. Crest Brand stockings claim to be free of loading and sold as Pure Fabric at Filene’s Street Floor.
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Filene
Women Knit Underwear Prices at Filene's Third Floor
Swiss rib sleeveless union suits priced 69 cents to 75 cents, $1.42 and $1.50 options in cotton and silk blends. Crest Brand and silk and wool union suits offered at various values from $1.29 to $4, with filene’s third floor noted.
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Crest Brand
Petticoats on Sale at Filene's Third Floor
Silk jersey and chenille pleated flounces petticoats priced at 3.50 for a five dollar value. Adjustable tops and belts fit waists from 22 to 34 inches. Practical daily wear noted for durable jersey flounce.
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Filene
Slippers for the Opera at Filene's Fifth Floor
Fine slippers in fabric with beading and unique design priced from $5 to $12. Deauville side-button Colonial pumps at $5, hand-made French patent pumps with low heels $5, bronze Colonial slippers with Spanish curved heel $5. Four to five hundred boots reduced from $3.50–$4 and 85 to $1.95–$3.25. All leathers, some cloth tops, not all sizes.
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Deauville
Filene
Women’s Gabardine Raincoats Limited Offer
Our privilege to offer a limited number of Women’s Gabardine Raincoats priced at $10.75, styles plain or belted back in tan or dark blue, all sizes. Also $7.50 Rubberized Tweed Raincoats. Regularly priced at $15 and $18.50.
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