Funeral of Edward H. Ruby Tomorrow
Funeral services for Edward H. Ruby prominent lawyer and Newton school committee member who died of heart failure at his Newton Highlands home will be held tomorrow morning. He had long association with Judge George W. Anderson and more recently with the law firm Ruby and Crawford at 85 Devonshire Street.
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Edward H. Ruby
Newton School Committee
Saxon Terrace
Newton Highlands
George W. Anderson
United States Circuit Court
Ruby & Crawford
Devonshire Street
Hyomei promises fast relief from catarrh and cough
Advert claim for Hyomei as a safe, quick remedy for catarrh and bronchial irritation. It bars cold relief in a day, reduces snuffles and bad breath, and uses eucalyptus extract. The complete outfit includes inhaler and a bottle, sold by druggists.
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Australia
Sensible gowns urged for evening wear by Catholic women
Mrs. Francis Slattery, president of the League of Catholic Women, urges modest, sleeved gowns with elbow length waists and high necks to replace backless styles. She argues modest dress reflects decency, influences men, and calls for broader church backing of reform.
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Francis Slattery
The
League of Catholic Women
Post
Francis E. Slattery
Why Soviets Have Spread Acurate Tour Of Red Army Life
Amsterdam dispatch reports a Handelsblad correspondent touring Soviet Russia describing mobilization pressures in the Red Army, compulsory service, Bolshevik discipline, and limited pay amid portraying polite soldiers and strict penalties for desertion.
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Amsterdam
Russia
The
Handelsblad
Red Army
Commissionaires
Moscow
Perkins Institution Exhibit Highlights Blind Students at Watertown
Visitors at Perkins Institution Watertown on Washington's Birthday observed student crafts, music, and gymnastic displays. The event showcased the Girls' Glee Club, flag drill, and blind friendly swimming alongside extensive Braille and reference libraries, with noted alumnus Clarence Hawkes and Royal Normal College ties.
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Perkins Institution For the
Watertown
Washington
Glee Club
Sargent’s
Allen
Clarence Hawkes
Boston Authors’ Club
Hadley
Perking Institution
Francis Campbell
Perkins
London
Royal Normal College For the
Perkins Institution
Campbell
Watertown Yester
Aviation hits market with dirigibles and small planes in 1919 era
A US Air Service briefing projects air travel halving railroad time at eight cents per passenger mile using dirigibles with a 5 million dollar minimum capitalization. It notes strong business interest, the rise of aerial mail, and anticipates aviations replacing rail in long distance travel. It highlights two American craft, the Butterfly and the three engine Hagle, as examples of early production.
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United States Air Service
Air Service
Boston
America
United States
Perkins Institution Directors Through Time
The institution has had three directors: Dr. Howe, then Anagyos, his son-in-law, and currently Edward E. Allen serving as director.
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Perkins Institution
Howe
Anagyos
Edward E. Allen
Gallagher Addresses Veterans at 53rd John A. Andrew Post Anniversary
Daniel J. Gallagher an assistant district attorney spoke at the John A. Andrew Post No 13 G A R 53rd anniversary praising personal liberty and questioning limits on drink rules in the Constitution He urged reform before restricting liberty. Commanding officer Charles W Robbins presided with letters of regret from Governor Coolidge and Mayor Peters read aloud Others included George W Wilder Nordell and Pension Commissioner Rich.
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John A. Andrew Post
Daniel J. Gallagher
Washington
Charles W. Robbins
Coolidge
Peters
George W. Wilder
Philip A. Nordell
Rich
Dinner Gratitude Acknowledged by G A R Circle 23 Guests
Ard Flynn and Commandant Foster of the Soldiers' Home led a gathering of former department commanders and guests from G A R posts, the Marine Corps, and the American Legion. Circle 23 Ladies of the G A R received a hearty vote of thanks for the dinner they prepared and served.
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Ard Flynn
Foster
Soldiers’ Home
Department
Marine Corps
American Legion
Circle 23
Educational Endowment Funds $100,000 Bonuses for MIT Instructors
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology administration allocates $100,000 from the $8,000,000 Educational Endowment Fund to award bonuses to instructional staff for the current academic year. Plans for a new salary schedule are being developed to take effect in the fall.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Corporation of the Institute
New Haven Daily Advances to 3 Cents
New Haven Morning Journal Courier raises its retail price to 3 cents from March 1 due to prevailing conditions. The February 23 announcement notes the increase is 1 cent per copy.
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New Haven
New Haven Morning Journal-Courier
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Jemison
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Wyvery
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