Transfer of Quarantine Station Favored by Boston Leaders
A Boston hearing before a Chamber of Commerce committee on transferring quarantine from city health officials to the U S Public Health Service drew mixed views. William Newsome of United Fruit urged the move amid cost and revenue hopes, while supporters cited health and economic safeguards. Opponent Jerome Jones defended local quarantine, praising its readiness for emergencies.
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Boston Harbor
United States Public Health Service
Chamber of Commerce
William Newsome
United Fruit Company
Robert Luce
John A. Sullivan
Edward F. McSweeney
Boston
Ann T. McLaughlin
M. Victor Strafford
Rosenold
Jerome Jones
New York
Vets Shoot Injured Horse. Bystander Hit in Haverhill
Dr. Harry W. Watson, city veterinarian, fired at an injured horse and the bullet passed through its head striking bystander Don Green of Plaistow New Hampshire. Green was taken to hospital unconscious but expected to recover.
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Haverhill
Harry W. Watson
Don Green
Plaistow
N. H
Green
Two Steamer Etonians Distinct in East Boston Harbor
Truckmen and others with goods aboard the steamer Etoni or an Etonian calling at East Boston should verify which Etonian is meant. For the first time two steamers of the same name from the same port are discharging in East Boston.
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East Boston
Boston
Restore natural hair color without dye or stain
A woman shares a free offer to readers to regain the natural shade of youth in gray or faded hair. She promises a chemical-free method, requires name address and two cent return stamp, and directs to Mrs. Mary K Chapman in Providence Rhode Island for full instructions.
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Mary. K. Chapman
N. Grosvenor Bldg
Providence
R. I
Boston Post
How You May Throw Away Your Glasses
The piece urges readers who wear glasses unnecessarily to try a home eye remedy. It claims Optona dissolved in warm water used as an eye wash can reduce or eliminate the need for glasses. It warns neglect harms eyes and that glasses are just crutches needing frequent changes.
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Optona
Amherst Leader Counters Race for Large Enrolment
Dr. Alexander Meiklejohn president of Amherst College spoke against the race of colleges for large enrolment at the Amherst Alumni Association of Boston annual dinner held at Copley Plaza last night.
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Alexander Meiklejohn
Amherst College
Amherst Alumni Association of Boston
Copley Plaza
Amherst president warns against college size and class divisions
The Amherst gathering voices concern that large colleges harm student attention and equity. President Meiklejohn opposes honor or ordinary student groupings, urging universal access and no aristocracy in learning. Other speakers note reforms and the evening ends with a minstrel show.
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Amherst
William F. Merrill
Sabrina
Meiklejohn
Red Cross Fund Reaches 106 918 57 Total
The Massachusetts Branch American Red Cross treasurer reports receipts for the European war fund. Subscriptions include additions from Radcliffe College Hampden County chapter West Newton and Harvard students funding ambulances and anesthetics for Serbia.
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F. L. Higginson, Jr
Massachusetts
American Red Cross
State Street
Boston
European War Fund
Serbia
Red Cross
Radcliffe College
Hampden County
Amer
Hed Crom
Ladies of
West Newton
Greater Boston
Boston Tea Party
Harvard University
Publicans Nominate Bernhard M Kirstein for Mayor
The publicans tonight nominated Bernhard M Kirstein for mayor with no opposing candidates reported.
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Bernhard M. Kirstein
Charity Dance at Intercolonial Hall Draws 1000 Plus Guests
More than 1000 members and invited guests attended the Intercolonial Club charity hall at Roxbury last evening. The hall glittered with red white and blue electric lights around the seal centerpiece, potted plants, and lavish decorations by Houghton & Dutton Company. Gowns worn by women added vivid color to the scene.
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Intercolonial Club
Intercolonial Hall
Roxbury
Houghton & Dutton Company
Boston charity ball closes with grand march and whist
The evening featured dances and whist from 9 to 11 with a grand march at 11 led by President Alexander MacGregor and Mrs Weegar. Officials and committee members included James Curley’s representative Gibson and Canadian Club president D. J. MacNicholl while proceeds benefit the International Club charities bureau aiding Canadian residents of Boston and Massachusetts.
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Anna Corcoran
Fisher
Francis Ring
Lester L. Morrison
Allen MacDonald
Hare Gaudet
Alexander MacGregor
James A. Weegar
Richard B. Johnson
James Urquhart
Gibson
Park Commission
James M. Curley
John A. Kiggen
Albert F. Flynt
British Charitable Society
Maude S. Bean
John I. Kiggen
Charitable Irish Society
Wes
Leo J. Essman
Katherine H. Cassidy
International Club Charities Bureau
Boston
Massachusetts
Alexander McGregor
W. D. Carmichael
Edgar J. Leland
Bryan Behind in Talk Says He Will Catch Up
Secretary Bryan told the National Press Club he has spoken far less than he wished since taking office. He joked that if people knew how much he wanted to talk they would applaud his restraint and that it would take years after leaving office to answer all newspapers.
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Frank J. Goodnow
Johns Hopkins University
Republic of China
China
Edwin Duffy
New York
Whitman
Amherst
Washington
Bryan
National Press Club
Baker
Reformatory
Prison Reform Talk at Massachusetts Prison League Meet
The Rev Dr Mann Rev Dr Van Allen Judge Baker and Mrs Florence Spooner spoke on county prison specialization and provisions for the defective delinquent during the league anniversary gathering at 32 Hereford Street yesterday.
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Mann
van Allen
Baker
Florence Spooner
Massachusetts Prison League
J. Dudley Clark
Hereford Street
Prison reform debate at Sing Sing rally
Mrs Spooner led a visit to Sing Sing urging humane prison reforms. She cited letters from Bishop Lawrence and Winthrop Crane, and heard comments by Drs Van Allen Mann and psychologist insights, plus Judge Baker on classification and special provisions for defectives in delinquency cases.
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Spooner
League
Sing Sing
Lawrence
Winthrop Murray Crane
Paul Revere Frothingham
William Hyde
Quinn
Walsh
Curley
Sunday Post Promises Interesting Articles Ahead
The note touts the next Sunday Post as featuring some of the most engaging pieces in a long time and encourages readers to secure their copy for standout reading.
Jackson Company Stock Sale at 148 Hanover Street
Follow up to the E L Pilsbury purchase announces the E N Jackson Company at 148 Hanover Street near Washington. Stock ready now offering underwear hosiery yard goods ribbons wraps house dresses and general furnishings at prices said to be far lower than any sale.
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E. L. Pilsbury
Charlestown
E. N. Jackson Company
Hanover Street
Washington
Jackson
Teamwork With Aunty by Sewell Ford
A note about Sewell Ford’s feature in the next Sunday Post Magazine highlighting collaboration titled Teamwork With Aunty. The piece suggests Torchy assists a Belgian artist, framing a cross cultural creative partnership.
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Torchy
Aunty
Sewell Ford
Next Sunday Post
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