Talk of Marriage by Waitt Is Denied
In a court proceedings fragment a question about Mrs Herrick’s matrimonial relations is objected to and sustained. The testimony notes that Mrs Herrick sought apartments, spoke of financial need, and suggested she must work. Mr Waitt was present at the discussions and in the implied timeline.
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Hyde Park Avenue
Miss Witt
Mr. Waitt
Burrage & Waitt
Thorndike
George A. Trotter
Newton
Waitt Real Estate
Mary McNamara
Herrick
Alfred Herrick
Anna Dolan
Forest Hills
Schenectady
Boston
Gray Hair Color Restorer Promises Safe Quick Results
An ad for Mary T. Goldman’s Gray Hair Color Restorer claims safe, fast restoration of natural hair color in days. Trial package offers 50 in stamps, a test on a hair lock, and direct orders if location is provided.
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Mary T. Goldman
Clergyman Denies Christian Endeavor In Smoking Bill
Francis E Clark writes to the Boston Post denying that the Christian Endeavor Society proposed the public smoking bill. He says he signed a petition against public smoking and that Dr Shaw spoke as an individual, not as a society representative. Clark specifies he was absent in Chicago when the bill was discussed.
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Boston Post
Sir
Herbert S. Johnson
Christian Endeavor Society
Society of Christian Endeavor
Chicago
Shaw
Warren Avenue
War Veteran F T Pratt Dies in Weymouth
Francis T Pratt 87, captain of Co H Twelfth Massachusetts Regiment through the Civil War and last survivor of Reynolds Post No 58 G A R, died yesterday at 147 Middle street Weymouth. Funeral services will be held at his home Friday afternoon.
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Francis T. Pratt
Co. H. Twelfth Massachusetts Regiment
Reynolds Post
Middle Street
Weymouth
Hoyt Wins Haverhill Aldermanic Seat in Special Election
Former Post master Charles M. Hoyt won the Haverhill special election to fill the alderman vacancy. He secured 5 609 votes total, defeating Michael J. Kelleher by 957 votes as Alderman Bartlett became mayor.
Safford and Colbert Chosen at Primaries
Salem reports William O. Safford former health board chairman and William H. Colbert former public health director were selected at primaries to contest the March 9 election for public health commissioner.
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Salem
William O. Safford
Board of Health
William H. Colbert
Public Health
Musterole Relief Ad Promises Fast Pain Ease
An advertisement touts Musterole clean white mustard oil ointment. It claims quick relief from sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism back pains sprains and colds. Available at druggists in 0.5, 1.0 jars and hospital size for 2.50 from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
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Musterole
The
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Man Like Garments for Women Debated at Boston Meeting
Franklin W. Ganse of the Columbian National Life Insurance Association told 500 Boston women apparel manufacturers and retail buyers at the Hotel Brunswick that women should have comfortable clothes with pockets. He emphasized practical design as a civic and commercial issue in the garment industry.
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Franklin W. Ganse
Boston
Columbian National Life Insurance Association
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Brunswick
Boston Workwear Leaders Push Practical Dress Reform
At a Boston dinner closing the first market day of Boston Women’s Apparel Manufacturers the talk sparked a push for a working women’s garment as practical as men’s. Henry Ganse urged a divided skirt or Zouave trouser with modesty and room, challenging the notion that divided skirts are improper. The event drew 50 local firms, retail buyers, and officials including Sen. Calvin Coolidge as toastmaster, with remarks from John N. Cole, Lester Winchenbaugh, and A. Lincoln Filene.
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Boston
Ganse
Boston Women's Apparel Manufacturers
Maxwell Copelot
New England
Leon R. Egges
Massachusetts
Mr. Ganse
Calvin Coolidge
Senate
John N. Cole
Boston Industrial Development Board
Lester P. Winchenbaugh
The
Pilgrim Publicity Association
A. Lincoln Filene
William Filene’s
Hart Flags Bryan Note as Threat to Civilized Warfare
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard told the New England Confectioners' Club that Secretary Bryan's protest note to England over halting American ships in the war misused the term military necessity. He argued the note could excuse wartime infringements and warned the United States must defend its rights to ship non contraband materials and arms without provoking protest.
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Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Bryan
England
Hart
New England Confectioners’ Club
Young's Hotel
United States
College men in business emphasize newspaper advertising
Dean Elmer W. Lord of Boston University urged New England Dry Goods Association members to invest in newspaper advertising. He argued that education in business must adapt to market demands and stressed that ads influence readers through well prepared presentation rather than just low prices. Christopher S. Ryan echoed the value of newspapers for salesmanship.
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Elmer W. Lord
Boston University
New England Dry Goods Association
City Club
Lord
Dean Lord
Christopher
Ryan
Fine Russian Song Recital at Steinert Hall
Nicola Ouluchanoff baritone with Henry Wichheim violinist offered a concise recital in Steinert Hall. The program featured Russian songs including unknown works by Moussorgsky and Slonoff with strong vocal color and mezzo voce effects. Both performers received hearty applause and added pieces to the program.
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Nicola Ouluchanoff
Henry Wichheim
Steinert Hall
Ouluchanoff
Moussorgsky
Dostoievsky
Voglio
Scontrino
Boston Newsboys' Band to Start Stage Career
The Boston Newsboy's Band under George Mathews begins a stage career tonight at Bowdoin Square Theatre with 20 members. Backed by encouragement from diverse supporters, many distinguished figures are expected to attend to welcome the group.
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Boston Newsboy
George Mathews
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Boston Newsboys
Lfe
Six Ships Bound for War Zone From Local Port
Six ships departed the port for the British Isles and are due to enter the war zone waters after tomorrow. The Allan liner Carthaginian carries 67 passengers to Glasgow, mostly Canadians. Vessels include Anglian to London, Devonian to Liverpool, Ninian to Manchester, John Blake to Manchester, and the Russian Leo bound for Glasgow.
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British Isles
Glasgow
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Leyland
John Blake
Leo
Emerald Oil Promises Relief for Varicose Veins and Goitre
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a powerful germicide that normalizes swollen veins and reduces goitre and glands. It urges readers to obtain a two ounce bottle from Moone Chemical Co for 10 cents, with a money back guarantee if results are not met.
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Moone Chemical Co
Rochester
N, Y
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