YWCA Work in France and England Praised by Frances Rogers
Frances Rogers told Women's City Club that postwar work by the YWCA in France and England remains vital. She described huts and home corners for marines and hundreds of letters from American mothers lifting spirits. She praised comfort kits and hospital pajamas that boosted morale of soldiers overseas.
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America
Women's City Club
Frances Rogers
Women’s City Club
France
England
Clement to Speak in Boston Public Library Hall
Mme. Clement will address the Boston Public Library Hall at 8 p m on What America Can Do for France and What France Can Do for America under the Boston Teachers Association auspices. The lecture is open to the public.
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Mme. Clement
Boston Public Library
America
France
Boston Teachers’ Association
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Don t stay stuffed up and snuffly. A dose every two hours for three doses ends grippe misery and breaks up a severe cold in head chest body or limbs. It opens blocked nasal passages stops discharge relieves headache fever soreness and sneezing. It acts alone costs only a few cents at drug stores and tastes pleasant. Don t accept a substitute. Insist on Papes nothing else.
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Pape
Grippe
Frank Flandage Plays It Safe In Central Court
Frank Flandage delays trial in Central Court by refusing to answer questions. He and two accomplices face minor fines for being present where gaming was in progress. The clerk asks about testimony and questions, but Frank quietly pays the five dollar fine and breathes easier.
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Frank Flandage
Central Court
Clerk Lord, Jr
Frank
Relics of Wilsons Brest reception surface in Pittsfield
Former Senator Thomas F Cassidy possesses what is said to be the original proclamation issued by the Brest mayor when President Wilson was received there and a holly branch with 13 leaves under which the President and General Pershing stood at the triumphal arch. The relics were given by Paul E Raidy a navy sailor who served in the President s guard of honor at Brest.
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Pittsfield
Thomas F. Cassidy
Brest
France
Wilson
General Pershing
Mr. Cassidy
Paul E. Raidy
United States Navy
Editor Howard Brock Dies at Arlington Home
Howard Brock editor of the Boston Traveler and former city editor of the Boston Post died yesterday of pneumonia at his Arlington home 126 Pleasant street in his 40th year. The funeral will be private Wednesday at 11 am at his late home with Masonic ritual. Rev Edwin A Horton chaplain of the State Senate will officiate.
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Howard Brock
Boston Traveler
Boston Post
Pleasant Street
Arlington
Edwin A. Horton
State Senate
Remembering the Boston Newspaper Leader Brock
Obituary outlines the life of Mr. Brock born in West Newbury on April 23 1879 his rise from mill work to Boston press rooms and his final role as editor of the Boston Traveler He is survived by his wife Mollie Brock and two brothers and funeral plans call for a simple service with no flowers and limited guests
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Mr. Brock
Mollie Brock
Everett
Grove
Land
Brock
West Newbury
Bay of Fundy
Boston
Halifax
Boston Common
Taunton
New York
Press and Evening Journal
Haverhill
Boston Post
New Bedford
New Bedford Times
Boston Journal
The
Post
Boston Traveler
Boston Writer Brock Remembered as Mentor and Artist
The article recalls Mr. Brock as a literary artist with a fine heart who supported beginners. A Boston City Club member and Mason, he enjoyed nature, hunting, and fishing. He wrote plays during rests, studied English and dramatics at Harvard, and contributed magazine pieces under assumed names.
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Brock
Boston City Club
Lodge of
Eleusis
Boston
Harvard
Elizabeth McCue Funeral Tomorrow in Cambridge
Funeral services for Elizabeth McCue, 19, who died after a five day illness at 30 Lee Street Cambridge, will be held at St Marys Church Cambridge at 9 tomorrow morning. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F McCue and a Cambridge Latin School graduate class of 1918. She is survived by her parents and a brother Charles F McCue Jr.
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Elizabeth McCgue
Lee Street
Cambridge
St. Mary’s Church
Miss McCue
Charles F. McCue
Cambridge Grammar School
Cambridge Latin School
Charles If’. McCue
Charles F. McCue, Jr
Flour for France Relief Reaches 47.9 Million Pounds
The army subsistence division reports a purchase of 47,906,000 pounds of flour for French civilians. Three cargoes are en route to Gibraltar and will be distributed at actual cost under Herbert Hoover’s direction to France.
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Washington
Army
War Department
Gibraltar
Herbert Hoover
France
Bromo Quinine Ad Claims Cure for Colds
An advertisement touts Bromo Quinine Tablets as removing the cause of colds and grip with a label showing FE. W. GROVE'S signature on the box and a 30 cent price.
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W. Grove
Bill for Voting of Absentees
Attorney General and Secretary of State report on a proposed absentee voting bill. The process covers applicant submission by mail, identity verification, ballot mailing and return, and final counting rules for ballots arriving up to ten days after the election. The plan includes civilians and service members, while noting primes on primaries and federal voting not addressed and potential broader legal changes.
Proposed absentee voting bill outlined by lawmakers
A report describes a system where the secretary of the Commonwealth would prepare ballots akin to official state election forms but colored differently. It includes blank forms for absent voters to request registration and affidavits for voters.
Imperial Granum Food Improves Convalescent Nourishment
During convalescence from influenza and pneumonia, Imperial Granum Food is recommended for nourishment and strength. It is described as nourishing, strengthening, delicious, and free of sickly sweetness, available from any druggist.
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Dresser
House of Shaiseas Credit
Elizabeth M'Cue
Peabody &Coa
Horlick
Aftiwill
Langtry
Secretary of State
Nickerson
Boylstonst
Washington St
Old
Virginia
Virginia Tobacco
U.S
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