Governor Walsh Advocates Government Aimed at Happiness
Governor Walsh spoke to the New Thought Forum at Dr Hale's church in Newbury Exeter streets, arguing government should promote welfare and happiness for all, not just prosperity for a few. He praised humane leadership and urged champions for the millions across communities and organizations.
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Walsh
New Thought Forum
Odd Fellows, Masons
Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
Fred Atherton
Health, reform and public opinion in state leadership speech
Governor Walsh discusses health work by state and nation to improve well being and shorten work hours. He criticizes prejudice in public life, urges public registers through initiative and referendum, and stresses the human side of government alongside material concerns. He argues for reducing class and religious bias in policy debates.
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Walsh
Harvard Students Return After Christmas Recess
Cambridge subway trains carry Harvard students back to campus as around 4000 arrive. All members must register at the college office by 1 PM or face a fine. past records show few sign payments, and authorities expect full compliance this year.
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Cambridge
Harvard
King Peter Reaches Salonika Aboard French Battleship
London January 2 King Peter of Serbia, who left Albania for Italy last week, is reported to have arrived at Saloniki aboard a French battleship. He travels with several Serbian ministers and officers.
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London
Peter
Serbia
Italy
Albania
Reuter
Athens
Saloniki
Greece protests air raid on Saloniki
The Matin reports Greece has lodged a protest with the German minister in Athens over an air attack on Saloniki by German aircraft.
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Greece
Saloniki
Paris
Matin
Athens
Teutonic Aeroplanes
Cardinal Addresses 3500 at Holy Name Services
Cardinal O'Connell spoke to more than 3500 Holy Name Society members at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. He urged rulers to heed Christ and international law for lasting peace, condemning pagan reliance on reason over faith and praising steadfast Catholic devotion. The service included benediction led by the cardinal with clergy assisting and rosary before.
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Europe
O’connell
Holy Name Society
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
God
Brotherhood of Man
Augustine F. Hickey
Father Hickey
Christ
Jesus Christ
Earth
Cardinal O'Connell
M. J. Scanlan
J. F. McGlinchey
Neil A. Cronin
John W. Culhane
William A. Dacey
Holy Name Union Service In Somerville Draws 2000 Men
Two thousand men from Holy Name Societies of St Joseph s St Ann s St Catherine s and St Benedict s attended a union vesper service at St Joseph s Church in Somerville last night. Rev Albert C Mullen officiated the vesper and Rev Ambrose A Dore of St Catherine s preached the sermon.
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Holy Name Union
Holy Name Societies
St. Joseph's
St. Ann’s
St. Catherine's
St. Benedict’s
Somerville
St. Joseph's Church
Albert C. Mullen
Ambrose A. Dore
St. Catherine’s Church
Holy Name Sermon Delivered at State Prison
The Rev. William H. Grant of SS Peter and Paul’s Church South Boston preached the Holy Name sermon at the 9 o'clock mass at the State prison yesterday morning. The service was celebrated by chaplain Rev M J Murphy.
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William H. Grant
SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
South
Boston
State Prison
M. J. Murphy
Holy Name Services Held in Charlestown Churches
The Holy Name Societies of Charlestown Catholic churches joined in a union service at St Francis de Sales Church yesterday afternoon. Rev. James H. Phalen of St Marys Church celebrated the Mass and Rev. William H. Quigley of St Francis Church delivered the sermon.
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Holy Name Societies
Charlestown
St Francis de Sales
James H. Phalen
St. Mary’s Church
William H. Quigley
St. I’rancis Church
Nurse Miss Bessie Lukanoff Dies After Self Harm
Medford nurse Miss Bessie Lukanoff died at Malden Hospital after shooting and poisoning herself near Middlesex Fells. Friends in Greater Boston unknown. no clear Russian relatives in this country. Body viewed by Medical Examiner C B McCaffrey and kept for the legal period. if no friends pay, burial will be charity.
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Bessie Lukanoff
Medford
Middlesex Fells
Malden Hospital
Miss Lukanoff
Greater Boston
Russia
Malden
After 25 Years Too Young Couple Marry in Denver
In Denver on January 2 Lilian Nes ser, once told she was too young at 2 to wed Levi Clifford aged 45, finally married after years of world travel. The widow and her second husband both show strikingly white hair.
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Denver
Col
Lilian Nesser
Levi Clifford
To Prevent the Grip Colda Grip-Laxative Bromo Quinine
A fragmented item discusses remedies and products named Grip-Laxative and Bromo Quinine aimed at preventing cold symptoms. It mentions brands like pea Bros and Laat PaaS in a historical catalog-like notice.
Dextrogerm Bacillus Sparks Agriculture Revolution
In Falmouth a reporter witnesses the first practical proof of a new bacillus named dextrogerm said to replace fertilizers. Bernard Field, the creator, and Louis C. Whiting of Falmouth Mushroom Cellars show rapid unfertilized soil growth and potential boosts for tobacco, fruit, grain, and mushrooms with far lower costs.
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Falmouth
Bernard Field
Plymouth
The
Post
Louis C. Whiting
Falmouth Mushroom Cellars, Inc
Field
Whiting
Connecticut Valley
Boston
California
Florida
West
Champignon
France
Paris
St. Louis
George T. Moore
Missouri Botanical Gardens
Moore
O. K
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Dextro germ culture praised by Plymouth scientist
The article details Dr. Field’s dextrogerm cultures claimed to revive trees and boost crops. Judge Davis and Sheriff Porter attest a dying city tree revived after root injections. Experiments reportedly show apples pears tobacco and mushrooms thriving with no manure, and wheat growing in sea sand.
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Plymouth
Connecticut Valley
Post
Plymouth Court House
Harry B. Davis
Henry
Porter
Davis
Mr. Field
Field
Free Schools of War Spirit Speech at Ford Hall
Rabbi Maurice I. Harris of New York urged ending the war spirit in schools and promoting education. He pressed patriotism without hatred, called for battles against child labor and white slavery, and urged a shift toward righteous civic heroes.
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Maurice I. Harris
New York
Ford Hall
America
Germany
Russia
Mercy Ship Planned to Aid German and Austrian Babies
A Citizens' Committee for Food Shipments forming to charter a Mercy Ship to deliver condensed milk and other milk substitutes to starving babies in Germany and Austria-Hungary. The American Red Cross will oversee distribution and funds are sought at State Trust Company, Boston.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
American Red Cross
Citizens’ Committee
State Trust Company
Boston
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fOopp
Shuman
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Holy Name
United States
Sammy
the Press Publishing Co
Sister
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Goebel
Lexington
State Prison Board
Henry F. Youtsey
William Goebel
Youtsey
Taylor
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Free Schools OF War
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Temple Place
Blake Building
Union
Faneuil Hall
Washington St. Jefferson
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