Church Maintains Neutral Stance Amid Labor Capital Tensions
The Rev Henry W Foote of Harvard Divinity School urged Arlington Street Church to reject partisanship in the labor capital conflict. He argued the church must condemn covetousness and promote universal brotherhood, guiding workers and directors toward shared moral conduct and social peace.
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Harvard Divinity School
Dr. Foote
Arlington Street
Taul Revere Frothingham
Christian Church
Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Daily Care for Women
Advertisement for Noonan's Hair Petrole claims daily scalp rub with the product improves hair health. It recommends weekly washing, a five minute daily massage, and promises a clean scalp free of dandruff and natural lustre. Sold by drug and department stores or directly from T Noonan & Sons at $1 per bottle, 38 Portland St., Boston.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland St
Boston
Mass
Express Thieves At Work Targeting Express Goods
Losses totaling thousands are reported to city and private detectives over three weeks as organized express thieves raid wagons and trucks. Investigators name William McRoberts the Rockland Kid among arrestees and describe a network feeding fences in West India and Charlestown with outfits in busy stations and docks.
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Lawrence J. Welch
Expressmen's Protective League
Welch
Express
William McRoberts
West Ind
Charlestown
Mr. Welch
Harry Butler
John Manning
City Hall Avenue
Selectman Brooks of Natick Dead at 55
Natick selectman and deputy sheriff Charles T. Brooks died at his Sumner street home after a lengthy illness. A native of Natick aged 55, he served as chief selectman for eight years and belonged to Meridan Lodge, Natick Commandery, and other fraternal groups. He is survived by his wife Carrie I. Brooks. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the Congregational Church.
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Natick
Charles T. Brooks
Summer Street
Mr. Brooks
Chief Selectman
Meridan Lodge
A. FP
A. M
Natick Commandery
K. T
Favorite Sons Nurture in Presidential Campaigns
Washington dispatch analyzes how Republican hopefuls Wood Johnson Lowden and Harding compete as Roosevelt legatees while Democratic plans stall. It notes Wood and Johnson vie for West support, Harding linked to McKinley, and Lowden's backers tout a humble origin.
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Washington
Lowden
Illinois
Harding
Ohio
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
United States
Lowdon
Sunrise
Minn
All the Brothers Were Valiant A Boston Sunday Post Magazine serial
A new sea tale by Ben Ames Williams unfolds in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The story follows sailors and the perilous life at sea as they pursue fortune and face danger on the waves.
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Ben Ames Williams
Boston
Boston Sunday Post
Parents Are Best Educators Say Judge Cabot
Judge Frederick P. Cabot urged in a Cathedral Church address on Child Welfare that parents are the natural teachers of children. He stressed parental duties and privileges including custody and care for their well being to improve future generations.
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Frederick P. Cabot
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Judge Cabot Addresses Social Democracy Meeting
Judge Cabot spoke at an Episcopal church campaign event about child development and state intervention. He argued the state steps in when families lack reasonable opportunity for a child to grow and emphasized the court's power to give the child a real chance to develop.
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Judge Cabot
Episcopal Church
Judge Advocates Family Stable Role in Juvenile Welfare
Judge Cabot defended keeping children with families when possible and restoring youths quickly to normal community life. Mrs. Henry L. Houghton discussed Neighborhood House and child nutrition, noting diet improvement as key to calm, healthy development. She referenced Baby Hygiene Association clinics and Massachusetts General Hospital sessions alongside the Happy Jack Club.
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Judge Cabot
Boston Juvenile Court
Judge
Defends Need of Capitalist System
Professor Clarence R. Skinner of Tufts College defended the necessity of capitalism in industry and economies. He outlined four functions in production foresight oversight and surplus, and argued that some financial system cancers could be regulated by greater government control.
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Clarence R. Skinner
Tufts College
Emmons Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Skinner
Clergy Denounces Spiritualism Vs Sir Oliver Lodge
The Reverend Elmer E. Cardey argues Bible literalism over Lodge's spiritualist theories at a Boston lecture. He condemns mediums as devilish, questions space and nothingness concepts, and urges churches to repudiate spiritualism as fake.
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Elmer E. Cardey
Sir Oliver Lodge
Symphony Hall
Jordan Hall
Cardey
Sir Oliver
Auto Upsets in Snowbank Injuries Reported in Somerville
William H. Thomas 3 of Somerville drove into a snow bank on Washington street near Waltham Street to avoid striking a woman. The car overturned throwing Thomas and Miss Alice P. Galvin 27 of Dorchester from the vehicle. Both were treated at City Hospital for contusions abrasions and wrist lacerations.
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William H. Thomas
Foster Street
Somerville
Washington Street
Waltham Street
Thomas
Alice P. Galvin
Hopestill Street
Dorchester
Sloan's Liniment Valued Against Weather Exposure
The notice extols Sloan's Liniment for those exposed to sudden weather changes. It claims one application stimulates circulation and lubricates muscles and joints, providing comfort and warmth and helping scatter congestion after exposure.
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Kline
Temple Place
Hawley
Chauncy Streets
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Natick Dead
Robert L. Norton
Wood
Johnson
Theodore
Hiram Johnson
General Wood
Republican Party
Out of the West
Wall Street
West
Borah
Idaho
Frank Lowden
Law and Order
Democrats
Wilson
Palmer
Treasury
McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Cox
Edwards
New Jersey
Bryan
White House
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Evangelist
Oliver
Sloan
Ora
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