Fear God and Take Your Part: Slogan Snippets from Roosevelt Book
A review notes sharp slogans from Roosevelt’s new book Fear God and Take Your Part, praising its boldness and stressing lines on preparedness, pacifism, and national strength. Ada Rehan is profiled as a leading stage star linked to Daly’s era and celebrated in Winter’s tribute. The piece also covers Putnams editions and critiques of The New Republic and Metropolitan Magazine with editorials, poetry, and roasts of figures like Roosevelt and Connolly.
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Roosevelt
God
George H. Doran & Co
Augustin Daly
Playhouse
Broadway
Thirtieth Street
William Winter
George H. Doran Company
Ada Rehan
Peg Woffington
Dora Jordan
Shakspere
Rosalind
THE
Putnams
Carrie Adell Strahorn
Charles M. Russell
Connolly
Republic
Mr. Connolly
Metropolitan
The New Republic Magazine Classification Debate
The text debates whether The New Republic should be categorized as literature or a magazine. It notes ambiguity in classification and suggests the issue remains unsettled without a clear consensus.
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New Republic
Plans for Billy Sunday Tabernacle Work Begin
Work on the Billy Sunday tabernacle starts August 1 at the old American League ball grounds on Huntington Avenue. J W Welsh, advance agent for the evangelist, announced the plan to the tabernacle committee chaired by W E Blodgett, former mayor of Woburn. President Bancroft of the Elevated controls the property. An extra spur track on Huntington Avenue will handle crowds for next October’s meetings.
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Huntington Avenue
J. W. Welsh
Welsh
Russia as Best Field for Money
Dr Edward H Egbert told the Dartmouth Club of Boston that Russia offers the greatest commercial opportunity for Americans with its hospitable people and vast resources. He compared Russia favorably to South America and Alaska and noted Americans share a similar temperament with Russians. Cortland Myers Jr spoke of a field hospital near the firing line in France and Howard Lines described life as an ambulance driver on the western front. Conrad E Snow discussed English students in wartime at Oxford.
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Russia
United States
Dartmouth Club
Boston
Edward H. Egbert
South America
Dr. Egbert
Alaska
Cortland Myers, Jr
Tremont Temple
France
Conrad E. Snow
Rhodes
Oxford
Oxford University
Howard Lines
Lumbermen in Session in Massachusetts Convention
The Massachusetts Retail Lumber Dealers Association opened its 15th annual convention at the American House with a business session. The banquet this afternoon will feature Governor McCall as principal speaker, with Rev. Percy E. Thomas and Senator Charles L. Gifford among those speaking. President William L. Fuller of Clinton presides and will toast.
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Massachusetts Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
American House
McCaln
William L. Fuller
Clinton
Fuller
Governor McCall
Percy E. Thomas
Rockville, Conn
Charles L. Gifford
Early Papers at Athenaeum Seize Revolutionary Era Journals
Boston Athenaeum has secured 1788 to 1840 newspapers from Massachusetts New Hampshire and Vermont collected by Governor Plummer for exhibition and public use. The Exeter Chronicle Massachusetts Spy Salem Gazette and other titles including the New Hampshire Mercury are in the list.
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Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Plummer
Boston Athenaeum
The
Athenaeum
Exeter Chronicle
Massachusetts Spy
Salem Gazette
Massachusetts Sentinel
Continental Journal
Falmouth Gazette
New Hampshire Gazette
Vermont Journal
New Hampshire Mercury
Carrie Chapman Catt to Lead Boston Suffrage Campaign
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt arrives in Boston to head the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage campaign. Mrs. F. G. Bagley announced the plan at the College Equal Suffrage League meeting, with Catt slated to speak at Ford Hall.
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Catt
Carrie Chapman Catt
Boston
Congressional Union
F. G. Bagley
College Equal Suffrage League
Tremont Street
Ford Hall
Tech Dinner to Prof Frank C Allen Retires After 29 Years
Professor Frank C Allen of Technology retired after 29 years of service. A Boston City Club banquet hosted by the Civil Engineering department and the corporation presented him a loving cup. Speakers included President Maclaurin and Professors Swain Breed and Burton, plus Desmond Fitzgerald.
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Frank C. Allen
Technology
Boston City Club
Corporation
C. M. Spofford
Maclaurin
George F. Swain
C. B. Breed
A. E. Burton
Desmond Fitzgerald
Catholic reunions and parish events fill parish calendar
The West Quincy St Marys parish reunion on February 21 at St Josephs Hall aims to fund the church completion. The Randolph Woman's Catholic Club hosts Miss Anna Seaton Schmidt at Hibernian Hall for Italy and Italian Art. Father Walsh plans a Mardi Gras party March 7 at Murdocks Hall Everett for the Married Women's Sodality. Ausonia Council Knights of Columbus meets March 12 with Cardinal OConnell expected. Cardinal OConnell also to attend Georgetown University Club midwinter reunion February 26 at Hotel Bellevue.
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St. Mary's Parish
West Quincy
Thomas R. McCoy
St. Joseph's Hall
Woman's Catholic Club of
Randolph
Hibernian Hall
North Street
Anna Seaton-Schmidt
Washington
Thomas A. Walsh
Our Lady of Grace
Chelsea
Murdock
Ausonia Council
Knights of Columbus
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
North End
Cardinal O'Connell
Council
Georgetown University Club of
New England
Hotel Bellevue
King George Congratulates Nicholas on Erzerum Victory
London reports that upon news of the Russian capture of Erzerum, King George sent a message to Emperor Nicholas praising the gallant troops and the hard-fought victory and hoping for far-reaching effects. The exchange underscores Allied sentiment amid ongoing hostilities.
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Czar
England
London
Erzerum
George
Nicholas
Housewife Budget Advocated at State Conference
The Art and Economic Conference of the State Federation of Women's Clubs at the Dorchester Women's Club featured speakers who illustrated solving housekeeping problems through modern engineering methods and budgeting.
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dorchester Women’s Club
Budgeting Homes: Instructors Promote Practical Household Plans
Miss Agnes Durham urges each household to draft a yearly budget like a small town budget. She says to include food shelter clothing and home operating costs with a margin and adjust if income falls short. Mrs Alice Dresser argues efficiency is essential and the budget is a practical necessity. Miss Mabel Harlow adds guidance on attractive color schemes and cautions against poor color choices.
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Agnes Durham
Garland School
Alice Dresser
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mabel Harlow
Birth Control Topic Set for Union Park Forum
Dr. Sidney Goldstein will discuss Birth Control as a Moral Issue at Union Park Forum tomorrow evening. He serves as first assistant to Rabbi Stephen S Wise and directs social service for the Free Synagogue in New York. A musical program will precede the address. The birth control advocacy arose notably with Mrs. Margaret Sanger of New York.
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Sidney Goldstein
Union Park Forum
Goldstein
Stephen S. Wise
Free Synagogue of
New York
Margaret Sanger
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China
United States Navy
Lincoln
Ada Behan
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Iron Stair
Aubrey Derringham
Devonshire
George William Curtis
Harper’s Weekly
Metropolitan Magazine
Theodore Roosevelt
James B. Connolly
Aristotle
Columbia
Bryan
Roy
Peter Clark Macfarlane
Chicago Herald
Kansas City Star
Little, Brown & CO
Arthur Spencer Morley
Germany
Ireland
James K. McGuire
Syracuse
N. Y
Thomas Addis Emmet
Wolfe Tone Company
40Th St. N. Xs
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Prof
Allen
DR. Goldstein
Cook
American Wine CO
ST. Louis
Spears
Roberta
Sunday Post
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