Better Ole Players Head To Devens For Hospital Performance
The Better Ole company from Hollis Street Theatre will perform for wounded shutins at Camp Devens this afternoon. The full troupe volunteers their services, with theatre manager Charles J. Rich and producers Mr. and Mrs. Coburn arranging the visit. The Hollis Street Theatre orchestra also offers free services through the Boston Musicians Protective Association.
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Senate Debate Sees Prediction of Russia Withdrawals At Princes Islands
Washington Feb 13 Senator Hitchcock chairman of the foreign relations committee predicted a conference at Princes Islands between Allied and Russian representatives would yield withdrawals of American and allied troops from Russia. He warned against “butchery” and said all foreign expeditions could come out together under a Russian agreement.
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Government urged to make Victory Liberty Loan more attractive
Secretary Glass told the House Ways and Means Committee that Congress should grant him power to set interest rates and tax exemptions for the Victory Liberty Loan. He proposed expanding War Finance Corporation powers, including up to 1 billion to aid exporters, and broadening loans to foreign governments to revive exports and fund government operations.
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Romeo Fails To Return In Attleboro Sailor Search
In Attleboro a Boston girl writes to a sailor who sought a wife through the Soldiers and Sailors Employment Bureau but did not return. A street quarrel between Walter Annis and his wife Elsie ends with her storming off. Phonograph dealers report booming demand for “Strike Up the Band Here Comes a Sailor” as the episode unfolds.
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Earl of Rosebery Seriously Ill in London
Earl of Rosebery former prime minister is dangerously ill in London. His health has been failing for some time and he recently faced deep sorrow over the death of his son Neil Primrose in Palestine where he served as a lieutenant in the Bucks Yeomanry. Rosebery is in his 72nd year.
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Simple home treatment for catarrh deafness and head noises
An advertisement touts Parmint Double Strength with hot water and sugar to treat catarrh and related ear and throat symptoms. It claims improvement after one day and notes that breathing eases and hearing may be restored in many cases. It emphasizes a nearly ninety percent link between ear troubles and catarrh.
Another Arrest in Holdups Expected
Police pursue clues in three daring Boston cafe holdups on Wednesday night. John Smyhdereim alias Warren Driscoll of South Boston held in $6000 bail for attempted murder after firing at Delia Bouchard, cashier, at 19 Wheeland Street cafe.
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Cincinnati Nationals choose Dallas for spring training
Cincinnati announced that Dallas Texas will host the Nationals spring training, replacing Waxahachie. The decision was confirmed tonight in Cincinnati.
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Hurley Proposes National Merchant Marine Policy Input
Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board said he will seek national input via a Chamber of Commerce questionnaire. It asks opinions on ship construction and government versus private ownership and operation. The Board will withhold a position until returns are collected, though forthcoming information on international conditions will be shared.
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NYU Bids to Form Intercollegiate Track Association
New York University has accepted an invitation to help form a proposed intercollegiate athletic body to host annual track and field meets in Springfield. Brown University and MIT are expected to oppose the plan, with a meeting of representatives set for a Saturday to organize the association.
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Boston Weather Records For February 14 Thru History
Official figures show Boston’s coldest on February 14 at one below in 1916 and three below in 1875. The warmest on this date was 39 degrees in 1984. Rain or snow occurred on this date in 1909 and 1914 over the past 16 years.
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Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva Promise Eczema Relief
Patient Ge W. Hani reports a severe bout of Weeping Eczema relieved by Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva. After using three boxes of Sootha Salva and two of Fruit-a-tives the user is entirely well. Remedies sold to dealers at 50c a box or six for 2.50 by Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY. trial size 25c.
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