Bond Market Last Sales Recorded
A long OCR list shows last sale figures and bond issues with many named securities, rates, and issuer references. It mentions firms, cities, and countries, including New York, Copenhagen, Zurich, and Stockholm, with varied bond classes and maturities.
Patrolman Kane Retired After 37 Years of Service
Patrolman Lawrence T. Kane of the Morton Street station was retired last night on half pay after 37 years of service. The officer is commended in the order of retirement for faithful service rendered. He is 5 years of age.
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Lawrence T. Kane
Morton Street
Women Clash Over Movie Censorship at Hearing
At a Boston hearing on film censorship, women advocates pressed stricter regulation while opponents argued for local control. Pro censorship backers, led by Mrs. Hilda Hedstrom Quirk, faced counterattacks from women’s clubs and lawyers who questioned voting methods, club affiliations, and the influence of the moving picture industry. Speakers from religious and labor groups urged restraint, while city officials and exhibitors defended current standards and argued for legislative action only if needed.
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Hilda Hedstrom Quirk
Quirk
Boston
John H. Casey
Women’s Federation
Edith M. Haynes
Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers
Miss Haynes
Advocates of
Walter Hartstone
Women Federation
Sibyl Holmes
Suffolk Bar
Worcester
State House
Film Club
Moving Picture Industry
J. Wentworth Brackett
Carrick
Cambridge
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Meyers
New England
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Preston Clark
Committee On
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Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
William M. McNair
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
Frederick Smith
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Frances E. Slattery
League of Catholic Women
Edward Mason
Massachusetts
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ronald T. Lyman
Estelle H. Weston
Arthur G. Roteh
Wenonah Osborne Pinkham
J. Albert Brackett
Charles J. Hodsdon
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
New York Legislative Committee
Gompers
Alfred S. Black
Lowell
Lawrence
Brockton
Quincy
Chelsea
Lynn
Daylight Saving Advocates Push Massachusetts Retention
Massachusetts committees hear from Chamber of Commerce and industry advocates urging Congress to extend daylight saving across the Eastern zone this year. They cite health benefits for workers, reduced disease risk from more sunlight and fresh air, and economic gains for consumers despite company losses.
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Congress
Everett W. Burdett
Massachusetts Electric and Gas Association
Filene
William Harwood
Textile Council of
Fail River
Charles L. Bird
N. FE
Samuel B. Woodworth
Worcester Chamber of Commerce
Frederick T. Platt
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Ellis Clifford
Fall River Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Smith
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of Fall River
R. D. Redfern
Fitchburg Chamber of Commerce
A. H. Andrews
New Bedford Board of Commerce
Walter O. Lockner
Attle
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Massachusetts Generals Hospital
Walter Norcrass
Westboro
Dr. Smith
Robert V. Spencer
Massachusetts Tuberculosis League
Money Market Loan Rates Summary
Money market notes show brokers loans at 7 percent for customers and outside brokers quick calls at 7 percent. Individual collateral loans range from 7 to 8 percent, customer commercial loans at 7 percent, and year money at 7 to 8 percent.
New York Assembly Repeals Daylight Saving Law
Albany N Y Feb 23 The Assembly passed a bill to repeal the daylight saving law and allow cities and villages to adopt daylight saving ordinances if desired The repeal won 79 to 60 in the Assembly and the Senate vote was expected to be close with 26 required to pass The action shifts the fight to the Senate and Republican pledges were mixed
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Claude L. Allen
Melrose
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New Jersey
House of Representatives
New Jersey Senate
New York Assembly
Chamber
Silas Reed
Taunton
House
Lyman W. Griswold
Greenfield
Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Senate
Assembly Committee On Agriculture
Battle Over Budget Plan in Republican Caucus
Washington February 23 There is a showdown in Congress over whether Republicans will adopt a national budget system to replace log rolling. The fight centers on centralizing appropriations into one committee versus preserving power in multiple committees and resisting reform.
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Washington
Republican Party
Congress
House
Wilson
Opposition to New System Delays House Appropriations
The article notes universal demand for efficiency but warns that critics have obstructed the appropriation committee. Over the last two weeks Representative Mondell and committee chair Good urged colleagues to extend the same consideration to the new system as to the old committees.
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Representative Mondell
House
Good
Believes Son Hit By Teacher Sparks Hearing Standstill
The Saugus school committee refused to reopen a hearing over charges by teacher Miss Elizabeth Payne against George Stacey a Cliftondale senior and son of Oliver Stacey of Putnam Street. The boy denied striking the teacher and was allowed to return to class with conditions.
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George Stacey
Oliver
Stacey
Putnam Street
Cliftondale
Elizabeth Payne
Lucie Norris
Miss Payne
Pimply skin relief with Olive Tablets claim
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle calomel substitute for cleansing blood, bowels, and liver. It promises clearer skin after a few nights and lists benefits like no bad breath, dullness, or constipation, pricing 15c and 30c.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair
Be careful what you wash hair with as most soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo is pure and greaseless, cleanses hair and scalp, lathers with a small amount, rinses easily, leaves hair silky and manageable. Obtain Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at drug stores. inexpensive and lasts months for a family.
Boy Barred From School Events After Teacher Incident
In the principal's room a student was barred from all school social and athletic events. The boy faced hardship as a prominent figure in school athletics. The father sought another hearing with two witnesses to claim the boy did not strike the teacher and that the teacher struck him, but the committee denied the request.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Dye Ad
An old time hair dye ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening gray hair. It claims a simple application with a dampened brush restores natural color, adds gloss, and requires little cost. It notes wide drugstore availability and easy use.
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Wyeth
Indigestion Caused by Stomach Acids and Magnesia Remedy
Medical authorities say about nine tenths of stomach trouble cases stem from excess hydrochloric acid while digestive juices are not the main issue. Lay aside digestive aids and take one to two teaspoons of bisurated magnesia in water after meals to sweeten the stomach, curb acid, and prevent sourness, gas, or pain. It is harmless, inexpensive, and widely used by many people.
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Today’s Beauty Help Cleanse hair with canthrax shampoo
A home shampoo method using a teaspoon of canthrax dissolved in hot water to produce a full cup of liquid. It promises thorough cleaning of hair and scalp, quick even drying, and a fluffy, abundant look without streaking, available from druggists.
Keep Your Nose Clean with Mayr's Pine Needle Balm
Advertises Mayr's Pine Needle Balm as a preventive and soothing remedy for colds and catarrh. Promotes free trial by writing Geo H. Mayr, 219 Wy Austin Ave, Chicago. Sold in 30c and 60c tubes at druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
Geo H. Mayr
Austin Ave
Chicago
Kotalko Hair Growth Claim Ad Promises Reversal of Baldness
An advertisement extols Kotalko as a true hair grower able to stop hair loss, overcome dandruff, and conquer baldness. It urges buyers to try a small box at any druggist with a guarantee and directions, offering money back if expectations are not met.
Marmola tablets touted as effortless weight loss
A dated ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as the simplest method to shed pounds with four tablets daily until normal weight is reached. It claims no dieting or exercise is needed and asserts harmlessness as an absolute safeguard.
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Truggist
Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
de Wtroit
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