Boston Fourth of July Parade Plans Surpass 1916 Records
Boston and New England prepare the largest Fourth of July celebrations since 1916 with monster parades in Boston Somerville Worcester and East Boston. U S S Maryland and 1000 marines arrive for the program with flag raisings civic ceremonies and a night fireworks finale expected to draw tens of thousands.
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Boston
New England
Charles River Basin
Dorchester
Fields Corner
Curley
Boston Committee
U. S. Marines
Boston Common
Somerville
Old State House
State Street
West Roxbury
North End
North End Park
Faneuil Hall
Hyde Park
Everett Square
Benjamin Franklin
City Hall
Suffolk County
Various summer items and travel gear debut in Boston sales
Store listings describe July 4 novelty hats in white black and sand at 1.00, painted belts for sports costumes, mens silk handkerchiefs at 3.00 and 5.00, self colored satin tafetta for gowns at 1.59 a yard, Jack Horner pies 8.00 to 20.00, Preserving Kettle 1.49, aluminum fry pans 79c to 1.90, and Carry Kits folding camp furniture ready for campers and motorists.
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Boston
Mayor Curley to Dot Boston On Fourth Busy Day
Boston's mayor will visit over twenty sites for Fourth of July events from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a Parker House lunch break. He will attend parades, flag raisings, readings of the Declaration, band concerts, sports, waterfront events, and a fireworks display across multiple neighborhoods.
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Boston
U. S. S. Maryland
First Corps
Flagstaff Hill
Boston Common
Curley
Old State House
Orazio Vaccaro
Boston Latin School
Greater
Parker House
Somerville
Cambridge
Roxbury
City
Orientee Everett Square
Hyde Park
Billings Field
West Roxbury
Blackstone Square
South End
Franklin Field
Edward Everett Square
Dorchester
Fallon Field
Roslindale
Mission Hill
Dunmore
Magazine Streets
Ruggles and
Cabot Streets
Neponset Stroad
Shepe Metropolitan Hill
Jamaica
Wilson Park
Brighton
Allston
Braves Field
Rowan Park
Boston Common Athletic Field
Dorchester Club Arranges Outing for 800 Children
The Clinker Columbus Club of Dorchester will entertain about 800 children from Harrisa Avenue and Camden Street Homes today. The group will depart by automobile in the morning and go to Squantum for a day of play with a planned program and refreshments. R. J. Murph leads the event.
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C. Club
Toda
Harrisa Avenue
Camden Streed
Clinker Columbus Club
Dorchester
Squantum
R. J. Murph
Harvard Attitude Toward Jews Compared to Czars
Rabbi Louis L. Mann of New Haven and Yale lecturer compared Harvard's stance on Jews to czarist policies in Russia. He spoke at Wentworth Institute on democracy and noted that Harvard’s move to bar Jews would threaten American democracy and earn eternal shame. He urged equal qualifications for Catholics Protestants and Jews.
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Harvard
Russia
Louis L. Mann
New Haven
Yale
Wentworth Institute
Man
Publi
Harvay
Mann
Advertising and Merchants Consultation Offer
The notice invites readers to consult for printing or writing about a business or any advertising related work. It presents services in ad writing, book printing, and promotional material creation.
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Worcester
Marines and Sailors
Maryland
Harding
Jeremiah EB. Burke
Russell Field
North
Suffolk County A. C. H
Franklin
Boston Club of Printing House
Boston City Hall
June Butler
Thomas BR. Butler
Floral Emblem Society of Boston
Abraham Lincoln School
Arlington Square
East Boston
Forest Hills
Metropolitan Hill
Wakefield
Malden
Marcella Street
John J. Connolly
America
Charles River
Chestnut Street
Frog Pond
City of
Jack Horner
Jordan Marsh
Hub
Wakeolds
Upper Mystic Lake
Medford
Marine Park
Esaarles River Basin
Adv. and
Mercha
Being Service Waltod Advertising & Printing Co
Broad St
Masa
Panty
Silk Shantung
Terial
White
Canton
Canton Crepe de Chine Georgette
Lot
Crepe de Chine
Georgette
SILK
Big Lot
Chinchilla
Coats
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