Birdmen Radley and Brookins Visit Burlingame Club
Aviators James Radley and Walter Brookins flew from the aviation grounds to Burlingame Club in a social visit. They circled the area, disappeared briefly in haze, then returned after about an hour with a thoroughly enjoyable outing.
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Free Treatment for Deafness Ends January 25
Advertisement announces free treatment for deafness and catarrh for all persons if they begin therapy by January 25. It promises no charge until cure and invites those affected to start now.
Jordan Marsh celebrates 60th anniversary sale gains fame
Boston store marks its 60th birthday with replenished bargain lots. crowds fill Washington street and Avon street buildings as rapid turnover and low profits attract shoppers from Greater Boston. A new 11 acre annex offers expanded bargains while the main store emphasizes women’s apparel and fast-sold departments.
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Vermont Legislatures Vote Against Federal Income Tax Amendment
In Montpelier on January 17 both branches of the Vermont Legislature rejected the proposed federal income tax amendment. The Senate voted 4 to 10 against it, and the House 143 to 45.
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Bishop Alexander H. Vinton Dies After Illness
Bishop Alexander H. Vinton of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of western Massachusetts died soon after midnight after a weeklong illness with pneumonia and bronchitis.
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Bishop Vinton Nears Death as Oxygen Fails
The Bishop Vinton’s condition worsened late last night with grave heart weakness. Doctors resorted to oxygen as a stimulant, but he remained conscious until near the end and then declined.
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Promise Snow By Tomorrow Weather Update
The weather report says Boston will have clear conditions today with little temperature change and light snow possible tonight or tomorrow. Forecasters note conflicting cold air from Canada and Maine may alter the outlook, creating uncertainty.
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Clark ward for children reopens at 12 East Brookline
The Clark ward for children of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital is back in the 12 East Brookline street building with 30 beds in use and growing interest. It was bought and renovated three years ago, closed two years ago due to finances, and now operates without funding though Dr. William O. Mann hopes supporters will provide about $1000 monthly to sustain the work.
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Relief From Windy Stomach
A historical ad claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets tackle gas forming foods and restore proper digestion. It extols benefits for both sick and well folks, promising a free trial package and noting a 50 cent price per box with local at home availability.
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Dexter Savings Bank Closes After 44 Years
Dexter Missouri January 17 after 44 years the Dexter Savings Bank closed its doors owing about 400 000. State Bank Commissioner William B Skelton ordered the shutdown following a run by mill operatives alarmed by stability rumors.
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Dexter Savings Bank in Dexter Trust closure hailed as sound
Depositors at the Dexter Savings Bank showed caution as its assets reached 429 272 dollars. President Abbott stated the bank is in better condition than in 18 years with no mismanagement suspicion. The piece chronicles the Barron murder case, Stain and Cromwell, and their eventual pardon in 1901.
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Butter and Eggs Drop Slump Fails to Materialize
In Boston markets butter and eggs show only modest wholesale declines from last week. Egg prices per dozen range from 33 cents for top hens to 18 cents for summer-packed refrigerated eggs, with retail rates higher. A major dealer says the drop is seasonal and temporary, with a springlike advance in production and a forthcoming price rebound.
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Vessels Caught in Ice Embargo Off Newfoundland Coast
A severe frost grips the west coast freezing four vessels in Meadows Cove for months. The Gloucester schooner Essex has been held near Bonne Bay for about a week. Vessels Constellation Norma Judique and Ralph Hall face trouble around Wood's Island with government cruiser Fiona ready to assist.
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