Events Today Amid Church and Club Activities
At 9:30 a m Christian and Missionary AjTuanes convention convenes at Park Street Church with sessions at noon one forty five p m and six p m. A State Federation of Women's Clubs midwinter meeting at Revere City Hall begins at 10 a m. Cercle Francais presents Primrona at Copley Theatre to aid Polish relief. National Association of Wool Manufacturers holds a 2 3 p m business meeting at 50 State Street, with a dinner at the Copley Plaza at 6 30 p m. Unitarian Club dines at the Hotel Somerset at 5 p m and a 7 p m gathering follows for the 301st Infantry Association at First Corps Cadets Armory. A firemen's ball at Mechanics Building starts at 8 p m, Roxbury Post American Legion stages Frivolities at St Francis de Sales Hall, and Michael J O'Connor Post meets at the Jamaica Plain Library building. Brookline firemen's ball is at Town Hall at 8 p m.
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Christian and Missionary AjTuanes
Park Street
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Revere City Hall
m—Cercle Francais
Primrona
Roxbury Post
American Legion
St Francis de Sales Hall
Michael J. O’connor
Jamaica Plain
Brookline Firemen’s
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertise Paleness Cure
An ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for yellow complexion pallor poor appetite and dull mood. It claims the vegetable compound with olive oil cleanses the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects and promises pink skin brighter eyes and buoyancy. Millions of boxes sold yearly at 10c and 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Cure Your Rupture Like Cured Mine Book Sent Free
Captain Collings sailed long, suffered a double rupture, tried doctors and trusses with no relief. He claims a self cure through a simple, safe method and offers his book and medicine prepaid to any rupture sufferer who fills out a coupon. Send now before you pass up this chance.
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Collings
Truss
Eny
W. A. Collings (Inc
Watertown
N.Y
Union seeks privilege cards for May work losses
Union members facing unemployment due to the prohibition amendment were recommended for privilege cards at a Boston Central Labor Union executive board meeting held in Wells Memorial building. The recommendation will be considered at the central body's regular meeting next Sunday.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Building
Central Body
Privilege Cards Proposed for Union Workers in Boston
The privilege card would allow the helder to work in trades beyond his or her own under union protection. The recommendation targets all unions under the Boston Central Labor Union and their business agents. Members of the Bartenders Brewery Workers Wine Clerks and Waiters and Waitresses Unions are named as recipients. Ettch ard W Garrity president of the Boston Central Labor Union and Bartenders Union Local 77 urged support for workers displaced by the prohibition amendment and asked friends to attend tomorrow's second hearing at the State House on legalizing light beer and wines. The executive board also backed the Clearing House Parcel Delivery Company strike principal.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Ettchard W. Garrity
Bartenders’ Union
Local 77
Massachusetts
State House
Clearing House Parcel Delivery Company
Wells arraigned on charge of assault with intent to kill
Raymond Wells of Roxbury Vermont, 18, arrested at St. Albans, arraigned before Municipal Judge Elwin L. Scott on assault with intent to kill his brother in law Frank Miller with a club last Saturday in Roxbury. Wells says he struck Miller after Miller hit his sister in the mouth. Miller's wife is 16 and they married nine weeks ago after a two months courtship.
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Barre
Raymond Wells
Roxbury
St. Albans
Elwin L. Scott
Frank Miller
Wells
Miller
Rheumatism relief through Fruit-a-tives signature
Alexander Munro of Lorne Ontario says three years bedridden with rheumatism improved after using Fruit-a-tives. He reports pain relief and swelling reduction after half a bar, now walking two miles and doing light chores. 50c a box six for 2.50 trial 23c from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited Ogdensburg New York or dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Odgensburg
N. Y
Old Resident Reported to Improve After Remedy
A 75 year old man given up by five doctors found relief after trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble. He details severe illness, loss of appetite, and jaundice, crediting the simple preparation with removing intestinal mucus and reducing inflammation. One dose is supposed to convince or money refunded. Sold at all druggists.
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Mayr
Praise for Curtis as Law and Order Stands Firm
Governor Coolidge lauded Police Commissioner Curtis for upholding the law during security unrest in Boston. He cited Curtis’s refusal to compromise departmental rules amid a police walkout, praising him as faithful to the Commonwealth and the oath of office. Major-General Edwards urged using the military to foster Americanism in a one-year program.
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Coolidge
Peters
Curtis
Commonwealth
Order and Wiberts Alliance
Law and Order
Massachusetts
Boston
State Guard
America
Clarence R. Edwards
Army
Navy
St Pauls School Beats Harvard Freshmen 6 to 1
St Pauls School hockey team crushed Harvard freshmen at St Pauls rink scoring six goals to one. Davis scored five points and tallied four in the third period, leading the victors in Concord New Hampshire on February 10.
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Concord
N. H
St. Paul's
Harvard
Davis
St. Paul’s
St Jacobs Liniment Promise Neuralgia Relief
An advertisement extols St Jacobs Liniment to banish neuralgia and pain in the face, head, limbs or any part of the body with a small trial bottle offered by druggists. It claims instant soothing relief, no skin burning, and that misery does not return after application. The copy notes the product has been used for half a century.
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St. Jacobs
United States
Charles A. Towne
Wm. R. Kerr
Chicago
Tudge G. W. Atkinson
Court of Claims of
Washington
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Poland
Boston of 1840 vivid in Guilds recollections
Curtis Guild describes Boston in 1840 in his annual address to the Bos tonian Society. He recalls Tremont Street, the Boston Common bordered by a wooden fence, and a city without the Public Garden yet. sleigh rides on snow filled the streets, coasting on the Common, and famous sleds like Red Rover and Nettle. Kendall the bugle star of those days is highlighted by a Bangor bar room anecdote.
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Curtis Guild
Bostonian Society
Boston
Tremont Street
Ston Street
Boston Common
Charles Street
Tremont Temple
Boylston Street
Boyston Market
Quincy Market
Bangor
Devil
Ned Kendall
Bohemian Delayed by Atlantic Storms on Liverpool Route
The Leyland line steamship Bohemian is held up by furious storms in the Atlantic and will likely miss arriving in Boston before Saturday, about 48 hours late on her voyage from Liverpool and Havre.
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Atlantic
Leyland Line
Bohemian
Boston
Liverpool
Havre
De Valera Visits Grave of Captain Anthony in New Bedford
President Eamon De Valera visits the grave of Captain George S. Anthony, commander of the bark Catalpa, in New Bedford. He pays tribute to Anthony and the rescue expedition that freed Irish prisoners in Australia, calling the gesture a shared tribute by Irish people and Americans alike. He also visits Anthony’s widow and her granddaughter at Maple View Terrace.
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New Bedford
Hamon de Valera
George S. Anthony
Catalpa
Australia
Anthony
de Valera
Captain Anthony
Maple View Terrace
Eon C. Huggins
Huggins
Debate on Treaty Revived in Senate Despite Pause
Washington February 10 Debate on the peace treaty returned to the Senate after leaders had set it aside for a week Irreconcilable ratification opponents Borah Idaho and Knox Pennsylvania Republicans criticized the treaty calling the economic clauses cruel and murderous in their effects on the conquered peoples and worldwide impact.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Knox
Pennsylvania
Senators Clash Over Treaty Stance and Hoover Position
Senator Borah assailed Herbert Hoover on the treaty and pressed for responses to questions posed to presidential candidates. The Senate prepared formal steps to restore the pact, with Lodge announcing Monday consideration due to many absent lawmakers. Borah and Knox warned the treaty would impoverish Europe, while Hitchcock and Sterling urged U.S. participation to stabilize the world. Hoover said he supported the treaty with reservations to protect the Constitution and traditions.
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Borah
Herbert Hoover
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Congress
Lodge
Massachusetts
Chamber
Knox
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Europe
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Sterling
South Dakota
United States
Hoover
Drag Doctor To Patients In Snowbound Pembroke
Five strapping youths in snow shoes dragged Dr. S. A. Charles through deep drifts six to eight feet high to reach his patients as roads remained blocked by heavy snowfall. They used taut ropes to pull a sleigh and ensured the physician could visit all households in town.
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Pembroke
S. A. Charles
Charles
Argentine luncheon honors treasury secretary delegation
Former Secretary of the Treasury spoke at a luncheon hosted by the Argentine American Chamber of Commerce in tribute to the Argentine republic’s delegation to the Pan American financial conference. He stressed improving transportation links between Argentina and the United States.
Albodon Dental Cream Proven To Stay Soft Three Years
Testimony recounts a Hoboken man who carried two dozen Albodon tubes to South America and France. The toothpaste, calcium carbonate with antiseptic oils, is claimed not to harden in any weather, remaining usable after three years. It is sold with a satisfaction guarantee.
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James B. Stebbins, Jr
New York
Otto Kupfer
Hudson Street
Hoboken
N. J
South America
France
South America Field for Capital Claim by McAdoo
New York Feb 10 William G McAdoo said South America is the best field for capital from this country He urged investors to seek opportunities there and noted favorable conditions and prospects among South American markets for American investment and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South America
William G. McAdoo
Kidney cleansing with Jad Salts and Radium Salts remedy
Old advisory notes promote using Jad Salts made from grape and lemon acid with lithia to cleanse and stimulate the kidneys and relieve bladder irritation. It urges drinking lots of water and a morning dose before breakfast for a few days, claiming to maintain kidney function and ease backache.
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