Jobs to Apply For In City and National Service
A range of new jobs in city and U S service were announced. Examinations for teachers and nurses in public schools will occur at the Boston Normal School the week of January 25. Apply to Secretary Apollonio, 26 Mason Street, Boston. Additional openings include ordnance department draftsman and office helper in the same department with salaries from 480 to 1400 dollars annually. Applicants should have minimal typing for office helper roles. The Civil Service Commission in Boston invites applications for Gardener at Phoenix Indian School in Arizona and for animal industry research posts paying up to 2000 dollars yearly. Milk specialist roles at 1800 to 2500 dollars yearly with deadlines January 26. College graduates may apply for several positions.
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Mason Street
Boston
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Rodman
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Animal Industry seeks dairy bacteriologist and more
Job openings published by government agencies include a dairy bacteriologist with a 1200 to 1400 dollar salary and a German speaking cheesemaker with dairy training. Positions span physicians at Hayward School Wisconsin, forest lands title attorney, civil engineer student, topographic aid, Navy copyists and draftsmen, electrical and ordnance draftsmen, and a junior topographer. Examinations set in Boston on February 3 with varied pay.
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Boston
Hayward School
Wis
Department of Agriculture
Geological Survey
Navy Department
New Prizes for Stables in Boston Work Horse Relief
The Boston Work Horse Relief Association announces broad new awards for stables with early and thorough inspection. Over 5000 horses will be examined. top stables may receive first and second prizes, with third prize added this year. Veterinary surgeons can send horses to the hospital at 78 Northampton Street for treatment.
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Boston Work Horse Relief Association
Association
Northampton Street
Liberal whip Percival Illingworth dies in London
Percival Illingworth chief Liberal whip in the House of Commons and parliamentary secretary to the treasury died in London of typhoid fever. Born 1869 at ford he served in the South African war with the Yorkshire Yeomanry. He became chief Liberal whip in August 1912 succeeding Gord Murray of Elibank amid Marconi shares scandal discussions.
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Percy Holden Ttingworth
House of Commons
Treasury
Ford
Jene Mr. Illingworth
Yorkshire Yeomanry
Gord Murray
Elibank
Marconi
Liberal Party
New Cruft Memorial Laboratory Opens at Harvard
The Cruft Memorial Laboratory for high tension electric currents will open within two weeks near Oxford Street Cambridge, housing the Harvard physics department. Professor George W. Peirce of Harvard is named director of the new facility.
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Cruft
Wisconsin Wolf Scare Reported Near Center and Transville Marsh
Reports describe packs of wolves seen between Center and Transville Marsh near Jacksonville Wisconsin. The wolves are bold in daylight, grazing habits worrying residents. A bounty program exists with small rewards from the State for each wolf killed.
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Jacksonville
Wis. Jy
Center
Transville Marsh
Doctor Hurt In Auto Smash In Natick Kennel Lane
Dr. A F Story of Natick was badly injured when his car overturned while taking a patient to Framingham Hospital in Kendall lane. The patient Mrs Wiggins escaped unhurt and chauffeur William P Kenney was shaken. The car skidded after an oncoming vehicle forced a side turn and struck railroad ties. Dr Story was taken to Morse Hospital.
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Natick
A. F. Story
Framingham Hospital
Kendall Lane
Dr. Story
Morse Hospital
Wife SNORES and Burden Spur Divorce Suit
C M Sentney, a wealthy wholesale grocer, files for divorce from Mrs Margaret Price Sentney in Hutchinson Kansas He alleges she lied before marriage about not snoring and that her snoring has made life unbearable The suit cites marital stress and seeks dissolution of the marriage
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Hutchinson, Kan
C. M. Sentney
Margaret Price Sentney
Woman Thrown From Auto Not Seriously Hurt
Mrs Eleanor Titus 56 of 1030 Humphrey Street Swampscott was thrown from an automobile driven by her husband when it collided with an electric car at Beacon Street and Somerville Avenue yesterday afternoon. She was not seriously injured.
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Humphrey Street
Swampscott
Beacon Street
Somerville Avenue
Harvard Medicinal Lecture Warns on Drug Risks
Dr Reed Hunt of Harvard Medical School challenged the Pure Food and Drug Act saying it offers no real consumer protection. He cited dangerous drug use without indication and wood alcohol in patent medicines causing blindness and death. The first of a series of free Sunday lectures was announced for the Harvard Medical School winter schedule.
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Reed Hunt
Harvard Medical School
Calls to curb patent medicines and coal tar drug sales
Dr Hunt denounces wood alcohol in patent medicines as a frequent poison causing blindness and death. He argues the pure food and drug act guards only purity and labeling, not safety, and urges government funding for drug investigations to uncover true therapeutic value.
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Hunt
O Hearn Improves After Week-Long Illness
Building Commissioner O'Hearn of Dorchester has recovered from neuralgia at his Melville Avenue home. His physician expects he may be able to go out by week’s end.
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O’hearn
Melville Avenue
Dorchester
Elephants Move Into New House At Franklin Park
Mollie Waddy and Tony the children’s elephants will move into their new home at Franklin Park at noon tomorrow. City officials including Mayor Curley and Park Commission members will attend a general inspection of the new house.
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Mollie
Waddy
Tony
Franklin Park
Curley
John H. Dillon
Charles Gibson
Thomas F. Galvin
The
Park Commission
Clever Mollie and friends get a new elephant house
The Overlook building hosts a new glass roof elephant house where Mollie Waddy and Tony can roam freely in spring. Henry Desmond designed the space with Johan the keeper in a close, warm area. Radiators near the ceiling keep pipes safe while the yard offers a large arena for training and baths.
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Waddy
Tony
Waday
Henry Desmond
Elephant House
Johan
Casey
Molly
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