Last Chance to Enter Zain Ad Writing Contest Tonight
Final hours remain to enter for 1000 and 500 prizes in the Zain Ad Writing Contest. Entries postmarked Saturday may count. winners announced after judges finish balloting in Boston. The window display contest also ends tonight with multiple cash prizes for stores and window dressers.
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Boston
New England
Mass
Boston Varnish Company
Kyanite
Brunswick Phonographs
Buddy Buds
Colgate
Talc
Crocker
Eaton's Highland
Holland
Dr Williams Pink Pills Tonic For Nervous Exhaustion
Headache and dizziness arise from nervous exhaustion not disease. Rest and a tonic stop symptoms. Dr Williams Pink Pills build blood and strengthen nerves to reduce headaches irritability and dizziness. Free home treatment booklet available from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY. Ninety cents?
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William
Tley
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Worcester chemist's non alcoholic hooch factory
Dr Jules H Stean of Worcester perfects a krickless hooch flavoring that yields 128 drinks per ounce without alcohol. He aims to satisfy demand for memories of the old days while staying within Prohibition law. Stean, a noted chemist, runs a large Worcester laboratory researching X ray fluids and synthetic shellac.
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Mike
Volstead
Jules H. Stean
Worcester
Dr. Stean
Stean
Drownings in Merrimac River Prompt Tragedy at Haverhill
John O Neil of Brooklyn New York and Ziegfeld Van Do nean of Brookdale Avenue Haverhill were drowned when a small rowboat sank in the Merrimac River this afternoon. Fred Buckley of Bradford attempted rescue but the men perished. In Williams College news Count Paul Teleki former Hungarian premier will lecture July 28 to Aug 2 at the Institute of Politics with other noted scholars.
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Haverhill
John O'Neil
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ziegfeld van Donean
Brookdale Avenue
Haverhill Boxboard Company
Merrimac River
Fred Buckley
Bradford
Buckley
Williamstown
Paul Teleki
Hungary
Institute of Politics
Williams College
Harry A. Garfield
Charles
Garfield
France
Achille Viallate
Free School of Political Sciences
Paris
Viscount James Bryce
United States
Tomasso Tittoni
Baron Sergius A. Korff
Russia
Stephen Panaretoff
Norman H. Davis
Cotton crop forecast 8.4 million bales for year
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture forecasts this year’s cotton production at 8,433,000 bales, about 5,000,000 bales below last year and the smallest in 25 years.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Shriners Install Temple in Bangor Maine
Mystic Shrine members about 3000 strong took possession of Bangor for the installation of Anah Temple after a dispensation granted at the imperial council session. It is said to be the biggest Shrine event in Maine. Present are 50 members from Aleppo and Palestine Shrines in Springfield and Providence, along with five imperial council officers. A Bar Harbor field day is planned for tomorrow.
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Bangor
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Maine
Aleppo
Palestine
Springfield
Providence
Bar Harbor
Corporations Ordered to Repair Streets by City Officials
Mayor Peters sent Public Works Commissioner Sullivan's reply to charges that groups and others were not restoring all street openings. Sullivan says his department has forced anyone leaving poor surface work to redo it and calls the School street patching one of the city’s poorest jobs.
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Peters
Sullivan
Finance Commission
Judge Denies New Trial in Hartford Manslaughter Case
Judge C. T. Callahan of the Superior Court denied a new trial to Samuel Darling of Hartford Conn. who was convicted of manslaughter in causing the death of Chicopee men by wood alcohol poisoning linked to the 42 deaths in Christmas week 1919.
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Springfield
C. T. Callahan
Superior Court
Samuel Darling
Hartford
Conn
Chicopee
Picnic Party Fallout Ends With Fine for Mrs Slade
At a Buckminster Street picnic attended by Mrs. Florence Slade and the Witherspoons, a confrontation led to Mrs Slade striking Mrs Owen. Central Court fined Slade five dollars for excessive force while dialogue about a missing husband and a hatless appearance followed.
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Florence Slade
Witherspoons
Buckminster Street
Pullman
Mrs. Slade
First Wife of Isaac Stover Exhumed in Maine Case
The body of Isaac Stover’s first wife, held for grand jury on an attempted poisoning charge against his second wife, was exhumed at Brooksville. Medical examiners said the body is well preserved and may reveal poison if present. Organs were removed for analysis in Brunswick. death listed as convulsions six years ago.
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Ellsworth
Meéc
Isaac Stover
Brooksville
Charles C. Knowlton
F. N. Whittier
Bowdoin College
Knowlton
Grant Travel Pay in Reducing the Army
Secretary Weeks authorizes July discharges by corps area and division commanders for men who may apply for discharge without losing travel pay. Discharges will not permit immediate re-enlistment until general recruiting is reestablished.
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Washington
Army
Weeks
Funeral of Old Arlington Resident Miss Sarah Winn
The funeral for Miss Sarah Georgianna Winn a lifelong Arlington resident who died in the house where she was born Oct 16 1842 was held yesterday afternoon in the parlor of the Arlington Unitarian Church. She was active in the Arlington First Unitarian Church and taught in its Sunday school for 20 years.
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Sarah Georgianna Winn
Arlington
Summer Street
Arlington Unitarian Church
Miss Winn
Arlington First Unitarian Church
New Jewel Gleams At Night Only in Paris Fashion Hit
A Paris jewelry craze features glow in the dark necklaces and cameos set with jade coral and ivory. Modern evening wear embraces semi darkness looks seen at dinners and opera, with Chinese and Egyptian inspired designs becoming a fashionable trend.
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New York
United News
Paris
Chicago
Mary Garden
Ultra
Bride Fatally Shot by Husband Mistaking Burglar
In Streator Illinois Daniel Kennedy of Venona fired at a figure he believed was a burglar. He turned on the light and fatally wounded his 16 year old bride of seven months, who died a few hours later.
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Streator
Ill
Daniel Kennedy
Venona
Malden Boy Drowns in Swain's Pond
An eight year old Malden youth, Walter W. Jacobson, fell from a pond ledge while fishing at Swain's Pond Melrose and drowned before rescuers could reach him. He was the son of Axel W. and Mrs. Jacobson of 166 Olive Avenue Malden.
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Swain’s Pond
Melrose
Walter W. Jacobson
Axel W. Jacobson
Olive Avenue
Malden
Bangor Aroostook Re-Employs 750 Workers
Bangor Maine July 1 750 section hands and shop men laid off a month ago by the Bangor and Aroostook railroad will return to work next week. Section men resume Monday and other employees return on different days during the week after the 30 day layoff period ends.
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Bangor
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Man Dies After Unemployment Fears In Brockton
In Brockton Clem ent Svirsky, a Lithuanian resident, shot himself in his kitchen amid unemployment distress. The account notes he was to return to work this afternoon and had asked friend Simon Walencavitch to watch his old factory job.
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Brockton
Simon Walencavitch
Clement Svirsky
Svirsky
Walencavitch
North End
Svirs
Prout Named State Deputy of Knights of Columbus
William C. Prout, who has served as State secretary for three years, yesterday assumed the post of State deputy of the Knights of Columbus.
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William C. Prout
The
Knights of Columbus
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