Boston Woman Recovers from Neuritis After Weldona Trial
Mrs. A Stokes of 150 Warren Street Roxbury Mass reports ten years of rheumatic pain and neuritis relief after using Weldona. She credits swelling and stiffness disappearance and improved mobility. Weldona promises blood cleansing effects with no dope or alcohol and offers a free booklet. The Weldona man continues daily demonstrations at Houghton Dutton’s drug department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldona
Weldona Co
Boylston 5
Boston
Houghton & Dutton
Goulds Welcome New Baby Boy In New York City
A son was born to Mr and Mrs George J Gould Jr at their home in New York on January 3 The birth was announced by Mrs George J Gould Sr The couple wed July 5 1917 in Philadelphia The groom joined bond broker A J Drexel Jr to learn the business after initial parental scandal and elopement news notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George J. Gould, Jr
George J. Gould
Laura M. Carter
Ardena
N. J
Philadelphia
Chalfont
Kingdon Gould
George, Jr
Mr. Gould
A. J. Drexel, Jr
Pronunciation questions and garden tips in Post letters
Readers ask how to pronounce ski and skiing in English and discuss the number of commissioned officers in the U S Army during World War I. A reader then requests easy flowers for a 10 foot square garden with simple planting guidance and notes bulbs should be spaced and covered shallowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
U. S Army
Post
Early to Bed and Rise Phrase Attributed to Franklin
The saying Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise is linked to Benjamin Franklin in Poor Richard's Almanack. Franklin advised regular hours as a path to success and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin
Richard
Courage to fight the Huns in France
The speaker questions how many champions of the world would actually fight the Huns in France, suggesting only one had real courage. He notes alcohol is used in radiator mixtures to prevent freezing and asks why glycerine is added to slow alcohol evaporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
No constitutional bar to a third Wilson term
The piece notes President Wilson could win a third consecutive White House term if he secured sufficient votes, arguing there is no Constitutional prohibition against it. The discussion centers on legality rather than likelihood or political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
White House
What the papers mean by winter and spring wheat
The distinction lies in hard versus soft wheat and the sowing time. Winter wheat is white and soft, sown in fall and hardy through winter. Spring wheat is red and hard, planted in spring.
Hoover for President age details and background
The speaker states Hoover is 46 as of last August, born in Indiana, with middle name Clark. His profession is engineer, and he took part in the defence of Tientsin during the Boxer disturbance, indicating prior military experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Indiana
Clark
Tientsin
Shaw promoted to lieutenant colonel in Boston recruiting district
Major Frederick B. Shaw of Brain tree, chief of the Boston army recruiting district, was yesterday promoted to lieutenant colonel. Confirmation of his nomination to that rank was received in the Department of the Northeast last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Shaw
Braintree
Boston
Department of the Northeast
French American Alliance Crandall twins born in Malden
Twins Paul Stuart and Jaqueline Mirman Crandall, a boy and girl born to Lt. James S. Crandall and Mrs. Crandall formerly Miss Paule Mirman, are in excellent health after birth at Malden Maternity Hospital. The four pound babies arrived at 44 Sprange Street, Malden, and use of an incubator aided their development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Crandall
Malden
Cran
Paule Mirman
Leon Mirman
Metz
Nancy
United States
Crandall
Sprange Street
Malden Maternity Hospital
Paris
Paul Stuart
Jaqueline Mirman Crandall
Paul Stuart Crandall
Jacqueline Mirman Crandall
James Stuart
American Overseas Forces
Marriage Intentions List Couples Across Boston Area
A long register of marriage intentions shows numerous couples from Boston and surrounding towns planning marriages. Names, ages, occupations, and addresses are listed for each pairing, reflecting a broad range of professions and neighborhoods.
Marriages Listed for Residents of Boston Area
Fidward Mills, 28, marine engineer, and Nellie M. Cahill, 35, both of 38 Boylston St. Joseph M. Kendy, 80, superintendent, and Genevieve Manning, 26, of 580 Centre St. Jamaica Plain. Harold Hiscock, 25, carpenter, and Lydia Moody, 24, both of 183 Hawthorne St. Chelsea. Walter A. Kaffenburgh, 32, merchant, and Ruth M. Carlton, 22, of 1116 Commonwealth Ave Allston.
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Fidward Mills
Boylston St
Nellie M. Cahill
Boylston
Joseph M. Kendy
Henry
Genevieve ©. Manning
Centre St
Jamaica Plain
Harold Hiscock
Hawthorne St
Chelsea
Carpenter
Lydia Moody
Monmouth St
Brookline
Walter A. Kaffenburgh
Naples J
Two Couples Listed as Involved in Domestic Matter
Arthur J. Largenton aged 24 of 101 Payerweather Street Cambridge and Norah Connell aged 24 of 180 Waban Street Newton at home. Daniel A. McLadgen aged 27 of 424 Putnam Avenue Cambridge and Mirale M. Grant aged 25 of 385 Franklin Street Cambridge, saleslady.
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Arthur J. Largenton
Payerweather
Cambridge
Norah Connell
Waban St
Newton
Daniel A. McLadgen
Putnam Ave
Mirale M. Grant
Franklin St
De Koven Estate Goes to Composer's Widow
Reginald De Koven the composer died in Chicago on January 16 and left his entire estate to his wife Anna Farwell De Koven for life. Upon her death the estate goes to their only child Mrs. Ethel De Koven Hudson of New York.
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New York
Reginald de Koven
Chicago
Anna Farwell de Koven
de Koven
Ethel de Koven Hudson
Red Hook Junkers Caught With Goods
Revenue officers raided two small boats tied to the Black Star liner Yarmouth and seized 56 bottles of whiskey. The raid exposed the Red Hook Junkers gang, alleged to smuggle liquor ashore from ships anchored in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yarmouth
Red Hook Junkers
Coal seizures threaten Connecticut trolley service
Coal confiscations by the United States Railroad Administration have nearly depleted the Connecticut Street Railway Company supply. The system warns Congressman Tilson that trolley service could end within three days unless seized coal shipments are released at once, affecting Hartford and New Haven first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
United States Railroad Administration
Connecticut Street Railway Company
Connecticut Company
John Q. Tilson
Washington
New York
Hartford
New Haven
J. K. Punderford
Postal Clerk Hit by Train in Medford Accident
John F. Dimond of 58 Cushing Street Medford a postal clerk in Boston is in serious condition at Massachusetts General Hospital suffering head injuries after being struck by a locomotive while hurrying across the Boston and Maine tracks near Park Street station in Medford yesterday morning He was rushing for a rain to take him to Boston His name is not on the danger list.
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John F. Dimond
Cushing Street
Medford
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston & Maine
Park Street
Dimond
Fitchburg Navy Fireman Raymond La Roche Killed
Raymond T. La Roche a 22 year old fireman in the United States navy was accidentally killed by a gun shot on January 7 while on duty at Cavite in the Philippine Islands. He enlisted in September 1917 and served on troop ships between Siberia France and the United States.
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Fitchburg
Raoul la Roche
Main Street
Raymond T. la Roche
United States Navy
Cavite
Philippine Islands
la Roche
Siberia
France
United States
Grand Jury Called In Death Case In Suffolk County
District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier announced a special session of the Suffolk county grand jury to hear the government’s evidence against the men tied to the killing of Policeman William G. Clancy. He will outline the case against Joseph Sammarco and the alleged co-conspirators Philip Puccia and Frank Rotondo. Sammarco’s sister Theresa Pilcher expressed belief in her brother’s innocence as she sobbed in court.
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Joseph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County Grand Jury
William G. Clancy
Suffolk County
Yester
Joseph Sammarco
Philip W. Puccia
Frank Rotondo
Youth arraigned for murder in Charlestown Court
Sammarco was arraigned on a murder charge before Judge Charles S Sullivan in Charlestown District Court and remanded without bail to Charles Street jail for a week. Attorney Thomas J Grady of the North End represents Sammarco and also Puccia and Rotondo. A crowd gathered at City Square as the prisoner was taken from the police station to court. he appeared wan and fatigued, eyes red and swollen, visibly agitated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammarco
Charles S Sullivan
Charlestown
Charles Street
Thomas J. Grady
North End
Puccia
Rotondo
City Square
Miss Goldman Weds Edward Levine in Chelsea Boston Nuptials
Miss Bessie Goldman daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Goldman of 2 Vale street Chelsea married Edward Levine a former navy man of 16 Blossom street Boston last night the ceremony reported from the city society page.
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Bessie Goldman
Benjamin Goldman
Vale Street
Chelsea
Edward Levine
Blossom Street
Boston
City Lecture and Civic Club Events Schedule
Today features Electa Sherman on Parliamentary Procedure at Boston Women’s City Club. Vanderlip lectures Tufts and Jackson students at Goddard Chapel. Herbert Parsons discusses probation care at Boston Women’s Civic Club. Merrimac Street Mission marks 21st anniversary at Park Street Church. Cortigan lectures on spiritism at Boston College High School. Boston Police Hall hosts a public meeting. Raymond Wryer speaks on Contemporary Spirit at Boston Public Library. Alvin York gives a Tremont Temple talk. Vanderlip lectures to wool traders at Copley Plaza Hotel.
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Electa Sherman
Boston Women’s City Club
Frank E. Vanderlip
Tufts and
Jackson Colleges
Goddard Chapel
Herbert ©. Parsons
Boston Women’s Civic Club
Hotel Brunswick
Merrimac Street
Park Street Church
P. m
Jones J. J. Cortigan
Tremont Temple
Copley Plaza Hotel
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Mrs. Stokes
Cada de Lea
Maytr
Bayerson
the Goulds
Geo
J., Jr
Shaw
Scott & Bowne
Scott’s Tion
George Williams
Clare
Coape
Ravi Allen
Peter P. Blaustein
Checker
Emerson St
Somerville
Marion Braff
Princeton St
George W. Daytert
Huntington Ave
Ethel I. Muller
Torrington
Clifford J. Beaton
Steward
West Newton St
Nettie A. McKinnon
Herbert L. Jackson
Baker
Regent St
Roxbury
Mary F. Critch
Copeland Pl
Nicholas J. Coleck
Sachem St. Roxbury
M G. de Laite
School St
Charlesown
Lawrence Martin
Seaman
Maverick Beth Thorns
Ett
Dudley St
Herbert Guterman
New York City
Ruth H. Cohen
Holborn St
Dowd
George Aloupes
Westerm Ave
Lynn
Effie Kaboures
Mechanic St
Allston
Herbert K
Trenton St
Fast Boston
Alice Iverstrom
Navy
Clancy
Thoresa Pilcher
Antilles
Brest
U. S
California
Pr Awoy
the White Company
Cleveland
Commonwealth Avenue
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