Plant Juice advertised by Everett visitor promises health
An Everett health ad touts Plant Juice distributed from the Houghton & Dutton Drug Department. It cites testimonials from local residents including Charles Joy of 44 Mansfield Street about relief from indigestion and fatigue after using Plant Juice.
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Houghton & Dutton
America
Massachusetts
Boston
choYee
Charles Joy
Mansfield Street
Mase
Dartmouth Loses Its Secretary
Gray Knapp secretary of Dartmouth College resigns to pursue other work. His resignation takes effect July 1 with immediate leave of absence. announced today in Hanover New Hampshire.
College president notes Knapp resignation impacts
Ernest Martin Hopkins says Knapp’s departure is a distinct loss to the college and to him personally though urgent new work requires his immediate availability. Knapp will keep some access until resignation takes effect and later work remains secret. He graduated Dartmouth 1912 and held multiple student societies and offices.
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Knapp
Mr. Knapp
Dartmouth
Psi Upsilon
Casque and Gauntlet
Palaeopitus
Funeral of Frank B. Sanborn Sage of Concord
The funeral for Frank B. Sanborn known as the Sage of Concord will be held at 3 pm in the First Parish Unitarian Church Concord. The Rev Loren B Macdonald will conduct the service and burial will follow at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery where Emerson Thoreau the Alcotts and Hawthorne are interred. Clergymen of Concord paid tribute to him during sermons yesterday morning.
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Frank B. Sanborn
Concord
Francis Sanborn
Westfield
N. J
First Parish Unitarian Church
Loren B. Macdonald
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Emerson, Thoreau
Alcotts
Hawthorne
Mr. Sanborn
Mission Opens at Cathedral Heading Weeklong Services
More than 3000 women attended the opening service of a two week mission at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. The Rev Joseph Turner preached on Salvation of the Soul as the first address of the Demkptorist fathers for the Cathedral parish.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Joseph Turner
C. SS. R
Stale Bread in Paris Signals War Time Rationing
Paris residents faced bread shortages as fresh fancy bread vanished under a new government rule. Night bakery work ends, sugar card distribution starts, and households must sign declarations by Monday to receive sugar when March 11 brings full rationing.
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Paris
Go to Church Sunday Observed Across Massachusetts Churches
Yesterday Go to Church Sunday drew increased attendance in over two thousand churches statewide. The event was organized by the Massachusetts Federation of Churches and promoted through placards letters and personal outreach.
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Massachusetts Federation of Churches
Wellesley Girls Embrace Italian Silk Middy Style
Wellesley girls replace the Peter Thompson suit with Italian silk middy outfits in dark colors trimmed with white or white with color bands. They pair with small waterproof silk sport hats for a wholesome, attractive look. The middy eases gym changes on gymnasium days.
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Wellesley
Peter Thompson
Big Educators For Training Big Educators For Training
New York February 25 Universal military training was urged by top educators in replies to Elon H Hooker head of the Genesee Society Preparing for the annual dinner March 3 in New York speakers will discuss rational defence Letters came from Dr Charles W Eliot Harvard President Emeritus Arthur Hadley Yale Jacob Gould Schurman Cornell and Benjamin Ide Wheeler University of California
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New York
Elon H. Hooker
Society of the Genesee
Hooker
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Barge Capitol City Sinks Off Brenton Reef
The coal laden barge Capitol City sank near Brenton's Reef lightship around midnight, taking its captain and a deck hand. The tug Hugh Ross, in tow, found an overturned lifeboat and returned to port with the Camden. no report of the loss was made by the Ross.
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Capitol City
Brenton’s Reef
Camden
Hugh Ross
Point Judith
Ross
New York
Razor and Bullet Shave a Man in Quiet New England
Ernest Dechaine was shaving when a stray .22 bullet pierced his window and grazed his shoulder causing a shallow chin cut. The shooter was a 13 year old, Herman Van Vioten, who had just been gifted a rifle by his father. The rifle shots passed through Dechaine’s window while he stood at the sink.
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Ernest Dechaine
Columbia Terrace
Braintree
Herman van Vioten
Quincy Avenue
Jacob van Vioten
Herman
Dechaine
Funeral of Arlington Florist David W. Duncan
Funeral services for David W. Duncan, Arlington florist, were held yesterday afternoon at his home 133 Mystic Street. The Rev. Charles Taber Hall of St. John's Episcopal Church conducted the service. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge and burial followed at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Arlington.
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David W. Duncan
Arlington Florist
Mystic Street
Charles Taber Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Arlington
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
No War Unless Honor Is Hurled
The Rev. C. F. Reifsnider of St. Paul’s College Tokio quoted a Japanese vice-minister saying Japan will not wage war with the United States unless US actions impugn Japan’s honor. He cited California alien laws and immigration restrictions as examples. He did not view the message as a threat, but as a pleasantry to placate the U.S.
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Baltimore
C. F. Reifsnider
St. Paul’s College
Tokio
Japan
United States
Dr. Reifsnider
California
Oldest Chelsea resident Caroline Carter Dies at 92
Mrs. Caroline L. Carter, mother of ex Mayor George H. Carter of Chelsea, died of grip at home on 10 Clark Avenue aged 92. A Chelsea resident for 75 years, she arrived when the town was Ferry Village. Her husband Horace Carter served in H Company, 50th Massachusetts Infantry, killed at Vicksburg in the Civil War.
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Caroline L. Carter
George H. Carter
Chelsea
Clark Avenue
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