Medford Girl Is July Bride
Miss Charlotte F. Haarer wed Thomas H. Davis in a ceremony at St Paul s Episcopal Church Malden. Attendants and guests gathered at the bride s parents home for a banquet and entertainment after the reception. The couple plan to reside in Malden.
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Thomas H. Davis
Davis
Charlotte F. Haarer
Frederick Haarer
Marion Street
Medford
William. E. Dowty
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Malden
White Mountains
Mrs. Davis
Draftees Called to Camps and Technical Courses
The first July draft batch of 12 550 will leave for Fort Slocum Friday with 3300 called, 800 to Boston. Six men from Division 10 Boston will be sent later. July 15 to 20 includes 20 men statewide to Kingston Rhode Island for courses at Rhode Island State College. A major call July 22 will send 8800 to Camp Devens, including 1800 from Boston. exemptions apply to Division 9 South Boston and other over subscribed divisions. August calls expected to be heavier.
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Fort Slocum
Boston
Division 10
Kingston
R. I
Rhode Island State College
Camp Devens
South Boston
Fall River
Fathers and Mothers Union Cables to Wilson on Fourth of July
The Union of Fathers and Mothers whose sons died for France cables President Wilson. General Foch is honorary president. The group expresses gratitude for American sacrifices and the coming of the Americans during the July Fourth celebration.
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Paris
Union of Fathers and
Foch
Wilson
Weeping Eczema Relief Promised by Fruit-a-tives
Patient testimonials praise Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva for curing a severe weeping eczema attack. User reports clothes were drenched during outbreaks and affirms full recovery after using three boxes of Sootha Salva and two of Fruit-a-tives. Remedies sold by Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg New York with trial sizes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hall
Fruit-A
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertises Quick Health Relief
An 1890s style advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a widow's typhoid fever aftermath and ongoing stomach and liver troubles. It asserts the tonic cleanses catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract, reducing inflammation and ailments including appendicitis. One dose supposedly convinces readers, with Liggett Riker Jaynes Drug Stores as distributors.
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Mayr
Liggett Riker- Jaynes
Bagdad Revived Under British Occupation
Despatch from London notes Bagdad’s renewal since the British entry on March 11. The city now shows electric lights police and fire services water improvements mosques repaired roads paved schools opened and two bridges built across the Tigris, signaling a self supporting municipal government and revived commerce.
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London
Mesopotamia
Bagdad
Tigris River
Potato Bugs and Patriotism Lecture At Boston Common
Hemenway of the National War Garden Commission spoke at the Food Facts Cottage on Boston Common explaining the best methods to attack potato bugs. He announced a $10,000 thrift stamp prize for the patriot producing the best canned vegetables grown in war gardens.
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H. D. Hemenway
National War Garden Commission
Food Facts
Boston Common
Blessed Hope Convention at Pine Banks Park Tomorrow
A full day Blessed Hope convention will be held at Pine Banks Park with Rev. Gabriel Reed Maguire of Ruggles Street Baptist Church among speakers. John Larrabee will preside and Frank Curtis will act as secretary.
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Pine Banks Park
Gabriel Reed Maguire
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
John Larrabee
Frank Curtis
Sullivan Seeks Two Gas Light Inspectors in Boston
Thomas F. Sullivan the public works commissioner asks Mayor Peters to appoint two municipal inspectors to enforce street lighting contract terms. The move follows a City Council order of April 15 authorizing an inspection service for the Boston Consol idated Gas Company.
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Sullivan
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Thomas F. Sullivan
Peters
Hopkins Wood Wedding Ties Brookline Pair in Ceremony
Miss Antoinette Wood daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Alexander H Wood wed Paul Stanley Hopkins of Pekin China son of Dr and Mrs Nehemiah S Hopkins at the home of her sister Mrs Arthur E Gale 42 Crafts road Brookline The groom who studied in preparatory schools and Technology recently returned from China to enter the United States service in the Engineering Corps
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Antoinette Wood
Alexander H. Wood
Arthur E. Gale
Crafts Road
Brookline
Paul Stanley Hopkins
Pekin
China
Nehemiah S. Hopkins
United States
Engineering Corps
Sandbox on Common Is Latest for Children
A brand new sandbox has been installed on the Common by the Public Safety Committee outside the Child Welfare Hut. State and municipal child welfare leagues urge outdoor activity for children all day, citing health and vigor from open air play. Parents can learn to make home made toys at the Child Welfare Hut, promoting safe, hearty, American childhood.
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Public Safety Committee
Knights of Columbus Seeks 2000 Field Secretaries
New York July 2 William J Mulligan chairman of the Knights of Columbus war work committee calls for 2000 field secretaries for service here and abroad He aims to have at least 1000 Knights in Europe before mid September and says only wholehearted Americans of draft age may apply.
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New York
William J. Mulligan
Knights of Columbus Committee On
Knights of Columbus
Europe
Malden to Light 53 Arc Lamps Tonight
Malden plans a 9 pm illumination push as the mayor energizes 53 arc lights costing nearly 1000 dollars each. City officials trumpet a brighter white way than any others, with spots at City Hall square Converse square and Main Salem Ferry and Pleasant streets.
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Malden
New York
Atlantic City
City Hall Square
Converse Square
Main
Salem
Ferry
Pleasant Streets
Cambridge Flier Made Lieutenant
George H. Watkins of 7 Story street Cambridge an athlete has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the aviation service. He has earned two wings as a pilot after training at MIT and Princeton and a flying camp in Texas where he is now stationed.
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George H. Watkins
7 Story Street
Cambridge
Watkins
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Princeton
Xas
O leary jury completed in Brooklyn trial
A second jury was selected to hear the case of John J. O Leary charged with conspiring to aid his brother Jeremiah A. O Leary who faces indictment over seditious Bull articles. The first trial ended due to juror under indictment. opening statements and witness examination began after selection is finished with court recess until Monday.
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New York
John J. O'Leary
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Bull
O'Leary
Earl RB. Barnes
Sistant United States District Attorney
Artillery Activity on Whole Front Reported by Vienna
The Austrian war office says artillery activity on the Italian front rose to considerable violence between the Brenta and Piave rivers and on the lower Piave this morning. No large scale infantry operations occurred throughout the day.
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Vienna
London
Austrian War Office
Brenta
Piave
Explosion at National Shell Factory claims 60 to 70 lives
An explosion at the National Shell Filling Factory in the Midlands on Monday night killed between 60 and 70 workers. The incident was confirmed today in London with authorities reporting the high casualty figure.
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London
National Shell
Midlands
Plan to seize telegraph and radio systems rushed through Congress
July 2 Washington plans for new legislation authorizing President Wilson to take over telegraph, telephone, cable and radio systems moved forward in Congress. Cabinet members voiced support before the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. Leaders expect quick passage despite some opposition to further executive power. A time limit for coverage was debated, with witnesses opposing it.
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Washingtons
Wilson
Congress
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Springfield Flier Parsons Cited For Three Downed Enemies
Edwin Parsons of Springfield Massachusetts a Lafayette Escadrille member is named in official citations printed today. He is praised as an excellent pilot who has downed three enemy airplanes. Jacques De Lesseps also praised for brilliant conduct in a distant night bombardment raid.
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Paris
Edwin Parsons
Springfield
Mass
Lafayette Escadrille
Official Journal
Parsons
Jacques de Lesseps
Sylpho Nathol disinfectant promots home hygiene
A Roosevelt Conservation Commission report states one in seven U.S. homes houses a constant sick bed, with half of those preventable by modern hygiene. Sylpho N athol disinfectant is advertised as stronger than standard germ killers, safe, and used by New England hospitals. Available in four sizes with prepaid orders and a booklet of directions.
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Roosevelt Conservation Commission
United States
U. S
U. S. Public Health Service
New England
New York
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