Medical Inspectors Defend Duties Against School Board Criticism
A medical inspector for the Board of Health rebutted Dr. David Scannell’s claim that nurses handle most school work. He noted daily pupil inspections are impractical in large schools and warned that nurses have usurped some medical duties, stressing inspectors’ broader responsibilities and their modest $200 annual pay.
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Board of Health
David D. Scannell
School Board
Sunday Post
Scannell
Mayor Hibbard to Remain at Post Despite Ill Health
Boston born Mayor George A. Hibbard says he will stay at the city helm through his term despite past pneumonia and weak health. He plans to work from a mayoral annex at the Bellevue hotel or City Club to avoid interruptions from office seekers while promising a spring recovery.
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Hibbard
Harvard Phi Beta Kappa Elects 22 Seniors and 7 Juniors
The Harvard chapter of Phi Beta Kappa elected 22 senior men and seven juniors at yesterday afternoon’s meeting. Notables include a Chinese student, an Armenian, a German, G. R. Roosevelt the high jumper, R. W. Byerly son of mathematics head, R. J. Rogers senior poet, P. G. Clap class chorister, F. Schenck Harvard Advocate president, and H. E. Porter of the Harvard Lampoon.
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Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa Society
G. R. Roosevelt
R. W. Byerly
Byerly
R. J. Rogers
P. G. Clap
F. Schenck
The
Harvard Advocate
H. E. Porter
Harvard Lampoon
Senator Hueda ds proposes bachelor tax in Texas Legislature
The announcement that Senator Claude Hudads peth of El Paso would introduce a bill imposing a tax on bachelors has prompted many young women from the North and East to write asking for help finding husbands.
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Austin
Tex
Claude Whudadspeth
el Paso
Texas
Cow Stables Better Than Tenements Says Morse on Clean Milk
Ex Senator M A Morse told the Boston Co operative Milk Producers Company meeting that cows’ stables offer better sanitary conditions than tenement houses in Boston. He faulted fly borne bacteria as the real public health threat and urged public education on milk cleanliness. The session discussed milk pricing and supply with figures from W A Graustein and remarks by P M Harwood. The annual meeting continues next morning at 10 oclock.
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Morse
Boston
M. A. Morse
Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Company
Mr. Morse
W. C. Duffy
West Hartford
Conn
Duffty
Duffy
Hartford
Walter A. Hunter
Worcester
Ivan C. Weld
Washington
P. S. Zimmerman
Wayland
W. A. Graustein
P. M. Harwood
Massachusetts State Dairy Bureau
S. H. Abbott
Wilton
N. H
Association
Call of Cupid in Baltimore Letter Arrives at Post Office
A Baltimore woman mails a sly note to a Boston 21-year-old bachelor via Postmaster Edward C. Mansfield. The letter seeks to spark an acquaintance with a nice-looking unmarried man about 21, while the recipient George expects to marry soon. The postmaster delivers, noting the bold handwriting and fine stationery.
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Boston
Edward C. Mansfield
Baltimore
Transcript
George
Baltel More Geri
Anna Bouchat
West
Franklin Street
Franklin Square Girls Embrace Dr Christian Longevity Plan
Franklin Square House girls heard Dr Eugene Christian of New York explain a longevity theory claiming humans can reach 200 years if diet follows nature. He urged avoiding meat and fish and eating uncooked, well masticated foods. Some girls planned a dinner to test the plan with Rev Dr George L Perin's approval.
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Eugene Christian
New York
Franklin Square House
Christian
George L. Perin
Greater Boston Churches Update From Regional Clergy Gatherings
The Boston church calendar notes visiting clergy and local health updates. Rev. Dr. Hawood Worcester, Immanuel Church, leaves for the Pacific coast at Bishop Nichols of California’s invitation. Rev. James J. Coolidge, Harvard’s oldest graduate, ill at 21 Brewster Street Cambridge with bronchitis and marked 91st birthday on Nov 1. Ministers’ meetings shift to attend the New England Baptist Library session. Rev. Dr. Henry M. King of Rhode Island presents. Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds a Ford Hall mass meeting. Methodist ministers meet in Wesleyan Hall with Rev. William Dundonald of Scotland praised. Congregational ministers meet in Pilgrim Hall with Rev. W. R. Buxton on constitutional interpretations. A prior notice about RR Tf Pict of Amesbury was incorrect. he will chair English and philosophy at Reid's College Lucknow, replacing Brenton T. Badley now on furlough.
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Hawood Worcester
Immanuel Church
Pacific Coast
Bishop Nichols
California
James J. Coolidge
D. D
Harvard
Brewster Street
Cambridge
Dr. Coolidge
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
New England Baptist Library
Kingsley Hall
Henry M. King
Rhode Island
Tf Pict
Amesbury
India
Reid's College
Lucknow
Brenton T. Badley
Baptism Will Merge Unions
The Young Men's Baptist Social Union votes to merge with the Boston Baptist Social Union at a Kingsley Hall dinner. Baptist ministers cannot join the senior union per constitution but will be their guests as in prior years. The Younger group cites church club competition. lengthy debate precedes the decision.
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Young Men's Baptist Social Union
Boston Baptist Social Union
Kingsley Hall
Ford Building
Young Men's Unton
Young Men's Union
Hbody
Churehes
Catholic Charity Bazaar Nets $95 000 in November
Report claims the Catholic Charity Bazaar held in November netted about $95,000. Sources in position to know credit the figure to the event's success and proceeds.
Rheumatic Cure Promoted in German Newspaper
In Germany a journal for rheumatic sufferers discusses a kidney disease remedy. The formula blends Buchu extract half ounce Balmwort fluid one ounce and Sarsaparilla syrup two ounces in a bottle to be taken after meals and at night. A local druggist backs its usefulness for rheumatic and kidney patients.
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Germany
Rescue of 13 aboard Savona by Dominion in heavy seas
The Dominion rescued the crew of the timber laden Savona off Fastnet yesterday. With a heavy sea running the Savona waterlogged crew of 13 had to jump overboard and swim to the Dominion’s boats. Oil was poured on the water to aid the boats alongside during the rescue.
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Dominion
Savona
Fastnet
Firemen Battle $8000 Blaze in Gloucester Block
Gloucester January 19 Firemen responded to an 8000 dollar blaze in the Bergern block a three story brick building at Main and Hancock streets. Crews fought the fire for about an hour keeping the flames contained to the Bergern block despite freezing temperatures.
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Gloucester
Main
Hancock Streets
Iee RE
Will Probe Depot Fire
Deputy Chief George Neal of the State police will hold a hearing to determine the Providence depot fire cause. He will question all night workers under oath to decide if the blaze was accidental incendiary or negligent. The investigation may lead to stricter garage care rules and affects the depot property’s future use.
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Providence
George Neal
State Police
Neal
Post
Huntington Avenue
New York
Ases
Hibbard
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Yale hypnotic tests seek to identify Grace Hospital patient
In New Haven on January 18 Yale Medical School's Dr. A R Diefendorf led hypnotic experiments to identify a Grace Hospital patient missing a known past. The subject, claiming Charles Osten of Forty Seconds Street New York, described a wife and daughter, birth in Berlin, and arrival to the United States at age four. The hypnotic state revealed details not recalled in normal consciousness.
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New Haven
Conn
A. R. Diefendorf
Yale Medical School
Grace Hospital
Charles Osten
Forty Seconds Street
New York City
New York
Diefendorf
Berlin
Germany
Tie
Father Fell Dead as Son's Slayer Was Sentenced
In Hamilton Ohio Judge Murphy sentenced Buck Cottongame a Kentucky fiend to life in the penitentiary for the murder of Parrish Arnet. Arnet had accused Cottongame of wrecking his home. the slain man was the son of the Arnet family. The father of Parrish Arnet collapsed and died in the courtroom.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Murphy
Buck'' Cottongame
Parrish Arnet
Arnet
Cottongame
First Round in Libel Suit Tightens Subpoena Case
New York World employees faced federal grand jury subpoenas over alleged libellous matter about U S government. Judge Ward gave until tomorrow to file briefs. The probe, tied to a Roosevelt initiative and the Panama Canal purchase report, left many details unclear.
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New York
The
New York World
Srand
United States
United States Circuit Court
United States District
Henry I. Stimson
del Lancey Nicoll
John M. Bowers
Henry G. Ward
Roosevelt
William Nelson-Cromwell
Jonas Whitley
MAY EXHUME MONAHAN BODY FOR DEATH CAUSE DETERMINATION
Patrick Monahan may be exhumed to determine death cause after a conference among John H Casey Bridget Tosney and Dr W P Hammond. Dr Hammond says Brights disease not believed to be the cause.
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Patrick Monahan
Charlestown
John H. Casey
John Monahan
Bridget Tosney
W. P. Hammond
Monahan
Hammond
Post
Bright
Mi o na promises lasting relief for indigestion
A dental product advertisement touts Mi o na tablets as a permanent cure for indigestion stomach trouble and constipation. It claims quick relief and energy restoration in the stomach walls with a 50 cent large tin box and money back guarantee. Customer testimonials from Mrs D T Nye and Be Romley endorse dramatic benefits.
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Riker-Jaynes
D. Ti. Nye
Sherman Ave
Grand Rapids
Mich
Romley
Court St
Otsego, Mich
Booths Laxative Pills Sold at Riker Jaynes Stores
Constipation remedy Booths Laxative Pills priced at 25 cents available at Riker Jaynes Stores. The notice highlights the product and its retailer within a short commercial item.
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Booth
Riker-Jaynes
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