Lawrence Poultry Show Opens With Large, Varied Entries
The fourth annual poultry, pigeons and pet stock show opened at the State armory in Lawrence under the Lawrence Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Judges include C. W. Flanders of Concord C. W. Maccleag of Ashland and A. Geoffrey Smith of Reading for poultry while Jesse Rutter of Methuen judged pigeons and L. E H. Burnham of Methuen judged pet stock and bantams.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Poultry and Pet Stock Association
State Armory
C. W. Flanders
Concord
N. H
C. W. Maccleag
Ashland
A. Geoffrey Smith
Reading
Jesse Rutter
Methuen
L. E H. Burnham
Méthuen
Harvard proposes student waiters for dining halls
The Harvard Student Council backs a plan to employ ten student waiters in Memorial and Foxcroft halls next year. The program aims to help working students earn money and would follow more than 100 colored waiters already employed in the halls.
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Harvard
Harvard Student Council
Memorial
Foxcroft
Amherst Men Plan Dinner for Boston Alumni Event
Amherst College alumni in Boston organize a large banquet at the Copley Plaza Hotel on February 4. The gathering will feature Amherst faculty, a special Amherst train, and speakers including Governor McCall and Sir Herbert Ames. Attendance is expected to reach 700 to 800.
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Boston Alumni Association
Amherst College
Copley-Plaza Hotel
Boston Association
Amherst
Northampton
Holyoke
Springfield
Boston
New York
Arthur P. Rugg
Supreme Judicial Court of
Massachusetts
McCall
Coolidge
Alexander Meiklejohn
The
College
Herbert Ames
Montreal
Five P. C. Wage Raise Hits 15000 New Bedford Mills
Fifteen thousand operatives in New Bedford cotton yarn mills are affected by a five percent wage advance announced by local mill managements including Quissett Sharp Holmes New England and City Mill. Kilburn and Manomet mills had already announced increases and more mills were expected to follow before week’s end.
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New Bedford
Quissett, Sharp, Holmes
New England
City
Manomet
Kilburn
Seventy two new members join Firemen's Union No 3
The executive board of Firemen's Union No. 3 accepted seventy two new members at Tuesday's meeting. Business Agent Dew said twenty more would be admitted at the next regular session. A contract committee was told to attend Friday's meeting to adjust one disputed article.
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Executive Board of Firemen’s Union, No. 3
Dew
Big Day for Jewish Relief in Boston Activities Planned
Boston plans a statewide collection on January 27 to aid Jews in war torn countries. Thousands will buy buttons, donation boxes placed on corners subways hotels temples and stores. A Tremont Temple mass meeting with Governor McCall Mayor Curley and others to speak is set. A St Joseph's Roxbury tableau and hymn by Cardinal O Connell will be performed tonight.
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Boston
People's Relief Committee
New England
Tremont Temple
McCall
Curley
David A. Ellis
Compaittes
Mgr. Splaine
St. Joseph's Parish
Roxbury
Cardinal O’connell
Hulbert Street
Mary Emma
St. Joseph's School
Adamson's Balsam Marketed as Mold Cure by Druggists
All druggists sell Adamson's Balsam, the never failing cure for molds, a staple remedy promoted for persistent fungal issues and household mold problems.
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Adamson
Massachusetts Delegation Heads to National Security Conference
More than 60 prominent Massachusetts residents depart Boston for Washington to attend the National Security Conference and press Bay State lawmakers to back a large army and navy. Delegates from nearly every state gather as speakers advocate preparedness led by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Massachusetts
New York
Washington
Bay State
Boston
South Station
Union
Henry Cabotlodge
America
Booming the Credit Union in City Hall
City Hall pursues broad expansion of the City Employees' Credit Union aimed at including as many city workers as possible. In three months it has freed many from loan sharks, grown a large member base, and built over $3000 in paid-up capital, largely loaned to fellow employees. Mayor Curley endorses the plan and notes the union is entirely worker controlled and staffed.
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City Hall
City Employees’ Credit Union
Curley
Flowers for Funeral Honor at Salvation Army Hall
One hundred twenty seven Boston children from poor families dined on hot soups at the People's Palace Salvation Army, in tribute to William Morris Hunt Slater. They contributed pennies to fund a floral offering for his casket at St. Pauls School, Concord. The dinners will continue three times weekly in the Salvation Army gym until Good Friday.
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Boston
H. N. Slater
People’s Palace
Salvation Army
Miss Ray Slater
William Morris Hunt Slater
St. Paul's School
Concord
Slater
Sargol Flesh Builder Ad Promises Weight Gain
A traditional advertisement touts Sargol as a safe tablet to aid digestion and convert food to weight. It claims 10 to 20 pounds of solid flesh with no side effects, notes druggist availability and money-back guarantee, and warns it is for those seeking weight gain only.
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Sloan
Liniment
Iy PO Na
R Reece Ng Ee
Firemen’s Union
Narcryre
Chicago
Rochester
Alfred Benjamin
New Shepard’s Men’s
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Slaters
Silly
School OF Commerce and Finance
Boston Y. M. C. A
Huntington Avenue
Frank Palmer Speare
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