Bishop Lawrence Attacked in Political Church Debate
Charles E. Fay of the Common Cause Society assailed Bishop Lawrence at Franklin Union Hall for backing state funding of sectarian schools. He condemned the move as a blow to Catholicism and warned the state could not adequately care for children if Catholic schools closed.
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Charles E. Fay
The
Common Cause Society
Franklin Union Hall
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Mayor Curley to See Pure Milk Playlet in Boston
Mayor Curley will attend a box at B F Keith's Theatre this evening for Miss Una Clayton in the one act playlet Milk about the New York milk committee fight for pure milk. Tuesday at 11 o clock Miss Clayton lectures at Keith's under Milk and Baby Hygiene Association and Consumers' League of Boston with thousands invited. Governor Walsh plans to attend Tuesday afternoon.
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Curley
B. I’. Keith’s
Una Clayton
New York Milk Committee
Harvard surgeon questions tonsil removals in public talk
Dr. J. L. Goodale at Harvard Medical School condemned mouth washes gargles and nasal sprays and cast doubt on the advisability of removing tonsils. A crowded audience filled aisles and stairs as he spoke on diseases of the nose and throat yesterday afternoon.
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Harvard Medical School
Cold germs and contagion explained by local doctor
A local doctor described how colds spread two to three feet by speaking and farther by coughing or sneezing. He warned germs can become more virulent, urged staying fit to boost defenses, and noted hands may transfer germs from surfaces to faces. He also explained why scratching the head or chin can stimulate thinking through facial nerves.
Persistent colds after tonsil and adenoid removal
A physician notes that residual granules behind the throat can cause continued colds after tonsil or adenoid removal. He warns nasal sprays spread germs to the throat, while gargles and mouth washes offer little benefit. He favors mechanical dentifrices and cautions against peroxide and other corrosives.
Swindle in Tea Exposes Nationwide Polish Scam
Somerville police unearth a nationwide swindle tied to Polish victims. Joseph A. Kozabuel alias Joseph A. Miller, once proprietor of Union Square Wholesale Importers, was arrested in Cheshire Massachusetts. Advertisements in a Toledo based Polish paper promised 100 pounds of tea or sugar for 32. For a year two dollar bills flooded the office, but no tea or sugar was delivered.
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United States
Somerville
Cheshire
Berkshire Hill
Joseph A. Kozabuel
Joseph A. Miller
Union Square
Kozabuel
Toledo
103 Year Old Man Dooley of Everett Dead
Patrick Dooley believed oldest man in the state was found dead in bed at his Everett home. He allegedly died at 103 or 108 depending on records. heart failure and old age listed as causes. Born in Ireland, he worked as a horse dealer in Boston area before moving to Somerville and then Everett. Two sons, David I and James J., attest to him being 105, though authentic figures place him at 103.
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Everett
Mr. Dooley
County Carlow
Ireland
America
North End
Somerville
Dooley
Palm Beach Sunlit Sojourn Attracts Boston Social Set
In Palm Beach Florida Boston society crowds retreat from harsh winter for warm sands and social whirl. Mrs Reginald Boardman of the Brick House West Manchester and her son T Reginald Boardman are among those photographed on the sunny beach as the season unfolds.
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Palm Beach
Florida
Reginald Boardman
West Manchester
T. Reginald Boardman
T. Denny Boardman
Boston
Sands
Held as Jack the Hugger in Waltham arrest
Waltham police say Gui seppi Natoli has been captured as the man who attacked women in the west end over two weeks. Inspector McKenna arrested Natoli on the street and a witness at police headquarters identified him as the assailant who attacked Mrs. Edwin Larsen on Sterling road and Miss Eva Smith near Vernon street. A third woman, who was assaulted a week earlier, confirmed the man was similar in height and build.
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West End
Guiseppi Natoli
Main Street
Inspector McKenna
Natoli
Edwin Larsen
Sterling Rd
Waltham Highlands
Cuts Throat Suicide Attempt Near L Street Car Barn
Felix Veradska 27 of 128 Gold street South Boston removed his collar and tie then slashed his throat with a razor near the L street car barn about 9 last night. He walked to Carney Hospital and confessed he cut his throat because he was tired of life. Doctors say only scant hope remains for his recovery.
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Felix Veradska
Gold Street
Boston
L Street
Carney Hospital
Unity Club Aims to Wipe Social Distinctions in Lincoln
In Lincoln 700 residents will belong to the Unity Club fostered by Mrs. James J. Storrow. A clubhouse funded by Mr. Storrow will host gatherings where rich and poor meet as equals and social functions are to reflect a free spirited, spontaneous joy.
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James J. Storrow
George I. Chapin
Cousins
Mary E. Doherty
Matthew H. Doherty
R. D. Donaldson
Ss. T. Doten
J. §. Hart
James W. Lennon
Bertha Scripture
Lincoln Unity Club forms big at meeting with 300 members
At the organization meeting about 300 Lincolnites joined by paying 10 cents. Roger Sherman warned oil and water won’t mix. Mrs Storrow argued poorer members were pushed out and praised broader ties. Plans for a $7000 to $10,000 clubhouse include reading room, pool, and weekly Boston teaching dances near the station.
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Boston
Boston & Maine
Fire Devours Cambridge Poultry Plant Hens Cremated
A fire early yesterday destroyed the Cambridge Poultry Company at 46 Bridge Street East Cambridge. About 600 hens were burned alive in crates ready for shipment. The blaze started in the neighboring blacksmith shop Spiegl & Pottas and spread to the poultry building.
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Cambridge Poultry Company
Bridge Street
East Cambridge
Spiegl & Pottas
Poultry Company
Queen Victoria’s Condition Reported Improving
Queen Victoria is said to be better today as she battles scarlet fever. The report comes from Paris through Madrid on January 17.
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Queen Victoria
Madrid
Paris
Victoria
Handwriting Heredity Theory Stirs Debate at Newbury Street
Dr Evangeline W Young spoke at the School of Eugenics 168 Newbury street asserting handwriting is hereditary like eye and hair color. She argued those with undesirable traits should marry opposites in the specified traits.
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School of Eugenics
Newbury Street
Evangeline W. Young
Heredity and Health Traits in Eugenics Thought
The text outlines inherited versus non inherited traits linking body weight, mental energy, hair types, cleft palate, longevity, musical talent, and defects like epilepsy and St Vitus dance to heredity. It notes twins, webbed fingers, nosebleeds, and deaf mutism as inheritable and discusses environment, marriage choices, and potential medical insight from Dr. Young.
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St. Vitus
Young
Bach
Refugees Reach Alexandria as U S Cruiser Arrives
The U S cruiser Tennessee arrives in Alexandria with 1500 refugees from Palestine. The city now shelters over 10000 refugees, and housing remains a major challenge. Refugees say many camels have gathered south of Palestine amid reported Turkish invasion preparations.
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London
United States
Tennessee
Alexandria
Egypt
Palestine
Exchange Telegraph Company
Despondent Man Murders Self in Roxbury Home
Charles B. Murphy 23, employed at a piano factory, died by gas in his Roxbury bedroom after despondency over a lost position. His body was found early yesterday afternoon at 3 Pratt Court.
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Charles B. Murphy
Pratt Court
Roxbury
Piano Factory
Old Ship Pastor in Resignation Leaves Hingham Church
The pastor of The Old Ship in Hingham reads his resignation at morning service. He will join as secretary at large of the American Unitarian Association, moving to offices on Beacon Street.
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Louis C. Cornish
First Unitarian Church
Hingham
New England
Cornish
American Unitarian Association
Beacon Street
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