Protestant Churches Conference Plans Renewed Sessions
The 1914 church work conference resumes June 27 at Cambridge after a summer recess. Bishop Howard M. Parker and Bishop James de W. Perry Jr. lead the new executive committee with Marian de C. Ward as secretary.
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Conference For
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Howard M. Parker
New Hampshire
James de W. Perry, Jr
D. D
Rhode Island
Marian de C. Ward
California Syrup of Figs Promises Easy Bowels for Children
An old child health advertisement urges mothers to check a child’s tongue for coating and use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative. It claims quick relief from feverishness, poor appetite, and stomach upset, touting its pleasant taste and urging buyers to demand the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Hell and Heaven Debate Sparks Bible League Fight
Massachusetts professor L T Townsend replies to Dr Charles Eliot who denies hell and questions biblical literalism. Townsend defends an actual hell and argues modern thought needs clear religious thinking while a Bible League movement seeks to defend biblical history.
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New York
L. ST. Townsend
Massachusetts
Sun
Charles W. Eliot
Bible Champion
Science
Eliot
Hell
L. T. Townsend
The
Bible League
Heaven
Unitarianism Best Says Eliot at Cambridge Vestry
Dr Charles W Eliot told First Unitarian Church Cambridge that no fixed truth claims will endure but Unitarians are best suited to modern ideas. He praised Unitarian purity of love and service, urged ending old traditions and foreign missions reluctance, noting Japan and China as receptive.
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Eliot
Charles W. Eliot
First Unitarian Church
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Fliot
Cardinal O’connell
Harvard
Unitarian
Japan
China
Wonders Of The Skin Soap Promises Beauty Upgrade
The article touts Savon Cadum, a French soap by Louis Nathan, claimed to cleanse skin pores, remove waste matter, and refresh the complexion. It notes skin weighs about ten and a half pounds with seven million pores and says Cadum is sold in department and drug stores.
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United States
Dept
Dept. 20 5
Resinol
Baltimore
Louis Nathan
Rue Scribe
Paris
Open new Catholic church in Brighton
The Church of Our Lady of the Presentation near Oak Square Brighton celebrated its formal opening yesterday. Catholics from the parish worshipped in temporary quarters until now. Rector Rev. Father Daniel W. Lennehan led the four year effort to provide a suitable place of worship.
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Our Lady of the Presentation
Oak Square
Brighton
Daniel W. Lennehan
Sermon by Dr. Albion Small at First Baptist Boston
The Rev. Dr. Albion Small of the University of Chicago preached yesterday morning at the First Baptist Church in Boston on Commonwealth Avenue and Clarendon Street. His subject was The Three Temptations of Jesus.
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Barnard Memorial
Warrenton Street
B. F. McDaniel
George F. Pratt
St. Vincent's Guild
Church of the Advent
Brimmer Street
William Harman van Allen
Kenneth Ripley Forbes
Albion Small
University of Chicago
First Baptist Church
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Confirmation Rite Administered at Lexington Church
The Rt. Rev. Samuel G. Babcock, suffragan bishop of Boston, administered the rite of confirmation to eight people yesterday morning at the Church of Our Redeemer in Lexington.
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Samuel G. Babcock
Boston
Church of Our Redeemer
Episcopal
Lexington
Peace pact seals end of barber union split in Boston
The Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters and Helpers Union disciplined a member after a Curley campaign remark. The Journeymen Barbers Union of America voted to fuse with the Italian Barbers Union and join the AF of L Barber Union 182, uniting Italian and non Italian members under one federation. A commission led fusion talks with AF of L agent Ruggerio, as leaders praised Commissioner Rourke for support during his tenure.
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James M. Curley
Rourke
Curley
Boston
Journeymen Barbers’ Union of America
Richmond Street
A. F
Italian Barbers’ Union
A. F. of L. Barb
Union
Jeri
Modugno
Messrs. DD
Martini
Constantine
Latberillo
Ruggerrio
A. I. of L. Union
I. W. W. Barbers’ Union
Barbers
Printers Laud Ginn as Union Passes Memory Resolutions
The Boston Typographical Union No. 13 adopted resolutions honoring Edwin Ginn publisher and humanitarian. They praised his philanthropy and advocacy of international peace and ordered copies for the widow, Ginn & Co, and the press. The union again secured Faneuil Hall for 1914 meetings except February.
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Boston Typographical Union
Faneuil Hall
Edwin Ginn
Boston Typographical Union No. 13
Unions Contribute to St Elizabeth's Hospital Fund
Theatrical Stage Employees Union 11 meeting at 64 Washington street raised 25 dollars for St Elizabeth's Hospital building fund. Guest Milt O'Brien of Springfield Union 34 donated 5 dollars. Teamsters Union 2% also gave to the fund. Trustee Nathaniel J. Lannon reported a larger, financially healthier union membership.
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Union
Washington Street
New St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Milt O’brien
Springfield
Union 34
Teamsters’ Union
Nathaniel J. Lannon
Hunters Kill 7000 Rabbits In Seven Hours In Colorado
Two hunting parties swept Colorado country and returned after seven hours with 7000 rabbits killed, a new state record. The teams averaged 1000 rabbits per hour, breaking all prior Colorado rabbit hunting marks.
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Gault
Coil
Colorado
Miss Anne Morgan Tip Jar Reveals Sparse Gratuity
Milwaukee report notes Miss Anne Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan tipped hotel staff only 75 cents during six hours of stay yesterday. Bellhops porters and other employees who served her were the recipients of the modest gratuity.
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Milwaukee
Anne Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Labor unions push for shorter week and higher 1914 wages
The union beat leaders propose a standard 65 hour week while wage schedules for 1914 are debated across multiple shops in Boston and nearby areas. Delegates and officers from unions including Elevator Constructors and United Garment Workers report on wage scales and rule changes.
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Boston
Dorchester
Roxbury
Aerne
Boston & Maine
Charlestown
Eaton & Maine Freight Clerks’ Assembly
K. of L
Elevator Constructors’ Union
Berkeley Hall
Boston Bookbinders’ Union 18
Phenix Hall
Massachusetts State Council of Wood
Wells Memorial Hall
Lt. A
Weather Handlers
United Garment
Hunt
Longshoremen’s Provident Union
William F. Dempsey
Atlantic Coast District Council
Hatley Pursues Legislature Seat in Polk County Tour
Ernest Hatley a 22 year old candidate for the Legislature tours Polk county mountain districts and rural communities in an effort to win electoral support and enter the legislative halls.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Ernest Hatley
Polk County
Love and rejection in a protective letter
A reader recounts trying to save a young woman from a risky social circle after moving into a private family four years earlier. The writer describes affection growing despite warnings, asks if he can regain favor, and is advised to accept reality, respect her independence, and move on.
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Miss Champagne
Golden Wedding to Be Observed in Portland
Portland Me Jan 26 Mr and Mrs James H O Neil of 209 Cottage Street South Portland will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Monday evening at the home of Mr O Neils sister Mrs William M Wood 106 Sherman Street Portland They will receive their friends from 7 until 10 o clock
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Portland
James H. O'Neil
Cottage Street
South Portland
O Neil
William M. Wood
Sherman Street
Harvest Time for Tutors at Harvard in Midyear Exams
A surge of professional tutors near Harvard, working 15 to 18 hours daily during midyear exams, will earn enough to cover yearly living costs within two weeks. About 20 tutors operate within a five minute walk, charging the Harvard rate of 32.50 per hour for private students, with helpers earning similar fees.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Starvard
Mitchell to Speak at University Club Banquet
Mayor Mitchel of New York travels to Washington to attend a University Club banquet and likely discuss with President Wilson the status of Colonel Goethals. Reports say Wilson favors retaining Goethals for his engineering role and a one man government plan for the Caval Zone, with Garrison aligned and the administration ready to name Goethals its first civil governor.
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Mitchell
New York
University Club
Wilson
Jonel Goethals
Mitchel
Colonel Goethals
United States
Goethals
Garrison
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