New Dance by Phone Girls at Haymarket Concert
The Alpha Theta Club of Haymarket telephone exchange operators will debut a new feature dance at their annual concert and dance this evening in Catholic Union Hall Worcester and Washington. About a score of operators will perform. President Miss Margaret A Mahoney leads, assisted by Miss Anna S Dunn Esther M Greeley Birdilla M Goodwin J A Mahoney and Daniel Bracken. Company officials and state officers have been invited.
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Alpha Theta Club
Haymarket Telephone Exchange
Catholic Union Hall
Worcester
Washington Streets
Margaret A. Mahoney
Anna S. Dunn
Esther M. Greeley
Birdilla M. Goodwin
J. A. Mahoney
Daniel Bracken
Eczema Sufferer Finds Cure in Resinol Ointment and Soap
Pennsylvania reader Mrs. C Hellmuth describes a 25 year battle with eczema on her face. After using one jar of Resinol Ointment and one cake of Resinol Soap she reports clear skin and freedom from pain. She urges others to try the products with a free sample offer from Resinol Chem Co. Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Pat
ORRINE Promises Recovery for Drink Habit Sufferers
A bold advertisement touts ORRINE as uniformly successful in restoring drinkers to sobriety with a money back guarantee after trial. Priced at $1 per box, it invites readers to request a free booklet and notes availability at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington DC.
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Orrine
Orrine CO
Washington, D. C
Riker-Jaynes
Ideal Church in South End to Open Seven Days
The Columbus Avenue Universalist Church opposite Back Bay station will shift to an ideal church policy under Rev. Stephen Herbert Roblin D D. The building will be open seven days a week with warmth for comfort and a reading room. Programs aim to entertain and counteract district evils, creating a wholesome space for city youth.
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Columbus Avenue
Roblin decides to remain as pastor for forward church plan
At morning services Dr Roblin announced his decision to stay in the pulpit for years, responding to a unanimous church request to found an ideal church. In a sermon on My Ideal Church he outlined necessary elements and urged using him to the limit in the great work ahead.
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Roblin
Debating Contests Open at Boston College Hall
The Fulton Debating Society begins its contest for prize and intercollegiate teams at Boston College Hall today. With many candidates, half the speakers will be heard today and the rest tomorrow due to space constraints.
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Fulton Debating Society
Boston College
Besnard Works Shown at Museum in Boston Debut
An extensive exhibition of Paul Albert Besnard’s paintings opens at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, tomorrow for public viewing through early February. A private view will be offered to annual subscribers and invited guests this afternoon. The show marks the artist’s first presentation on this side of the Atlantic.
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Paul Albert Besnard
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Atlantic
Catholic Church Notes on Union Service and Appointments
About 2000 Holy Name members joined a union service at St Lawrence Brookline led by Rev Francis L Kenzel. Fr Donovan lectured in Boston College Hall under Guild of St Radegonde. Fr McNicholas preached at Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Fr Kelley named chaplain of Working Boys Home Newton Highlands. Fr Hasenfus assists St Matthew Dorchester. sermon on The Mission of the Press by Fr Draghetti at St Leonard of Port Maurice.
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Society of the Holy Name
Mission Church
Roxbury
St. Lawrence’s Church
Brookline
Francis L. Kenzel
Francis R. Donovan
S. J
Boston College Hall
James Street
Guild of St. Radegonde
Thomas TI. Gasgon
John P. McNicholas
O. P
Holy Name Journal
New York
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Mer. M. J. Splaine
D. D
John F. Kelley
Working Boys’ Home
Newton Highlands
William F. Cahill
Waldo C. Hasenfus
John A. Donanlus
St. Matthew's Church, Dorchester
Walter F. Sweeney
Holy Name
Indian Chief the World's Oldest Man
Wah-Hah-Gun-Ta or Wiley Wimpuss, known as Chief Firemaker, a 131 year old Blackfoot from Glacier Reservation, is said to be the oldest person in the world. Born near Glacier National Park in 1781, legend credits a prophecy that he would live forever and aid the gods in their councils.
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Seattle
Wash
Wiley Wimpuss
Firemaker
Glacier Reservation
Glacier National Park
Protestant Church Activities Across New England
The Rev. M. Crothers will speak on The Pilgrim's Progress at Hawes Memorial Church South Boston after a Unitarian Sunday School Union supper. Rev. Phillips Endicott Osgood will preach at West Point Feb 2 and speak at Rhode Island Diocesan meetings. The Baptist Missionary campaign plans to raise church mission funds at Springfield and Holyoke with speakers Haggard Padelford and Robinson. Rev Edwin H Van Etten has been called to Trinity Church Pittsburg. Rev Max Kellner and family plan a six month Europe trip via New York City.
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Max Kellner
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
New York
Europe
Egypt
Palestine
Phillips Endicott Osgood
Church of Our Saviour
Roslindale
West Point Military Academy
Rhode Island
Baptist Missionary Campaign
Springfield
Holyoke
Frederick P. Haggard
Frank W. Padelford
Carrie A. Robinson
Boston
Timber lands shift to few interests sparks nation alarm
Washington January 19 Luther Conant Jr commissioner of corporations warns that concentration of a large share of U S timberlands into a few powerful interests threatens the country He urges President Taft to retain and expand the national forests under federal control to the fullest practicable extent.
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Washington
United States
Luther Conant, Jr
Taft
Government urges Alaska forest reserves and further land-forfeit probes
The commissioner forwards Part 1 of the Bureau of Corporations lumber inquiry to the President, urging inclusion of Alaska forests in reserve and all forfeited timber lands. He calls for further scrutiny of past land grants to justify additional forfeiture suits and warns against transferring public timberlands to private owners under weak settlement claims.
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Bureau of Corporation
Congress
Alaska
Conant
Beatrice Sanger Reports Father’s Suicide in Silverton
In Prona Col January 19 Miss Beatrice Sanger a telephone operator fainted after learning that her father Anton Sanger had killed himself in Silverton. The long distance message she was relaying to her brother in law proved to be the fatal report.
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Beatrice Sanger
Antone Sanger
Silverton
Sanger
Deplores Infant Baptism at Newton Theological Seminary
The Rev Dr George E Horr president of Newton Theological Seminary deplored baptism of children at a Brookline vesper. He said infant baptism robs a child of its supreme prerogative and that baptism is a token of church membership. He noted Baptists may abandon immersion and let individuals choose or separate the service from the church.
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George E. Horr
Newton Theological Seminary
Harvard
Brookline
Horr
England
America
Cardinal OConnell Officiates at Holy Name Service
Cardinal OConnell presided over a Holy Name service delivering a brief sermon and blessing. Attendees included clergy and parishioners gathered at the church for the ceremonial observance.
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Holy Name
O’connell
Father John's Medicine Credited In Two Parish Illness Cures
Four young women in Lafargeville New York and Reading Pennsylvania reported recovery from lung trouble and consumption after using Father John's Medicine. Both sources claim cures and sign their statements.
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John
Father Pontur
Lafargeville
N. Y
Father John
E. S. Daly
Wood Ave
Reading
Penn
Tuxedo Tobacco Promoted by Noted Athletes
The article praises Tuxedo tobacco and its “Tuxedo process” created by Dr. R A Patterson of Richmond Virginia. It quotes athletes Pat McDonald Gaston Strobino Matt McGrath and others claiming the tobacco strengthens performance steadies nerves and preserves wind for endurance and boxing.
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R. A. Patterson
Richmond
Virginia
R. A. Patterson Tobacco Company
Nature’s cure claim for Bright’s disease promotion pamphlet
Anarchive style rant touts Fulton’s Renal Compound as a natural solution to Bright’s disease. It argues acids test coagulates albumen to prove presence, urges early use, and invites readers to request pamphlets from John J. or Co. in Ban rangibes.
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Nature
Renee
Brigt
Bright
Fulton
John J. Or Co
Ban Rangibes
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