Comprehensive Vintage Department Storein Sale Listing
A dense OCR readout lists waists skirts coats hats corsets gloves and fabrics with prices and bulk quantities for dozens of items. It catalogs lingerie waist garments silk and satin fabrics along with lace trims and ribbons, plus gloves hats veils and accessories across many lots and sizes.
Broad sale of garments and home goods across multiple departments
A long list of discounted apparel and household items is offered, including merino underwear and Union suits, hosiery, hats, bags, laces, and curtains. The catalog also features discounts on books, calendars, sewing machines, damask, towels, blankets, bed linens, and decorative items with prices and sizes noted.
Three Years For Larceny Case In Federal Court
Dominick Crego of New York was sentenced to three years in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary by Judge Morvon for a woolen goods theft tied to interstate shipment. Goods moved from Putnam Connecticut to Brooklyn New York, then to Harlem River docks, and finally to Boston where Crego claimed them. He pled guilty but gave no satisfactory explanation. prosecutors note his attitude influenced the stiff sentence as Congress recently federalized such looting.
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New York
Atlanta
Morvon
United States District Court
United States District
Matthews
Putnam, Conn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harlem River
Boston
Crego
Congress
Hugger in trouble again after local fines
Edward Smith real estate man of Wakefield, fined 90 dollars in Malden Court for attempting to hug women, faces arrest in Lawrence for a similar offense. Complainant is an Arlington woman. Smith had returned to Lawrence after conviction and was arrested at his father's home.
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Edward Smith
Wakefield
Malden
Melrose
Lawrence
Arlington
Smith
Melrose and
Submarine Work Hinted at Fore River Plant
Admiral Francis T Bowles said a Washington report suggested three submarines might be built at Fore River Shipbuilding Company's Quincy plant. He had heard nothing definite but noted any submarine production could occur there. The dispatch cited Lake Torpedo Boat Company.
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Washington
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quipey
Lake Torpedo Boat Com
New Savings Bank Opens in Boston at Boylston and Berkeley
Boston opens a new savings bank in the old M C A building at Boylston and Berkeley, with founders optimistic the launch will appeal to French-speaking residents and Back Bay depositors alike.
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Boston
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
Savings Bank
Back Bay
State Seeks Social Service Director At Boston Hospital
An examination for the director of social service in the psychiatry unit at Boston State Hospital will be held at the Civil Service Commission rooms in the State House January 22. Open to men and women, the salary is 1200 dollars yearly with maintenance. Requires training and experience in social work with preference for medical case experience, especially mental disease related.
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Psychopathic
Boston State Hospital
Civil Service Commission
State House
Study Seeks Broad Qualifications For Public Health Roles
Researchers examine varied backgrounds for frontline health workers noting that formal medical training is not required in all settings. The work emphasizes flexible criteria to expand access and meet community needs.
Lieut Colonel Kane Leaves Navy Yard for Leavenworth
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore P. Kane resigns as commandant of the marines at Charlestown Navy Yard to attend a 10 week marine officers course at Fort Leavenworth Kansas then proceed to Annapolis. He will assume command at Portsmouth Navy Yard mid February pending successor Lieutenant Colonel Randolph Dicken. Lieutenant Wil- completes the assignment here.
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Theodore P. Kane
Charlestown Navy Yard
Army School
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Annapolis
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Randolph Dicken
Navy Yard
Wil
Power Houseboat Lunari Lost Off Georgetown Beach
Beaufort North Carolina reports the loss of the power houseboat Lunari on a bar in a northeast gate while on its first southern voyage. The crew was saved. the vessel was recently completed and valued around $40 000.
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N. C
Lunari
Georgetown
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