Dorchester Automobile Parade Showcases District Holiday
Nearly 300 decorated vehicles from Dorchester business houses and civic groups joined a district parade that traced old Indian trails. Hundreds of children rode aboard floats including the Old Blake House Chapter DAR with colonial costuming and a spinning wheel, winning best feature. The Dorchester Board of Trade led a Columbia float with Miss Mae Canty and 48 children. Other prizes went to the Dorchester Centre Improvement Association, D. W. Dunn, and the Taylor Brothers.
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Dorchester
Boston
Old Blake House
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dorchester Board of Trade
Columbia
Mae Canty
Dorchester Centre Improvement Association
D. W. Dunn
Taylor Brothers
How A Smile Is Made
An explainer notes facial muscles involved in expressions. It states 21 muscle pairs shape a smile or horror, 11 for a pretty mouth, five to six for the nose, and four for the eyelids.
Democrats Outline Duties for Party at Independence Day
Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts urged the Democratic party to defend individual liberties, resist unchecked capitalism, and pursue disarmament by international agreement. He called for Americanism, opposition to monopolies, and renewal of democratic institutions while stressing a strong navy and phased disarmament talks. He also warned against excessive government intervention in business and urged protection of property rights balanced with human life and opportunity.
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New York
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Tammany Hall
League of Nations
Democratic Party
America
Walsh cites foreign issue injection for defeat in last campaign
Senator Walsh blames the loss in the recent race on the introduction of a foreign issue and argues it swayed voters away from his platform.
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Walsh
Conservatism in Politics Warps Democratic Progress
The piece attacks reactionary conservatism within the Republican Party as a barrier to social and political progress. It warns that such conservatism aligns with special interests and could damage democracy. It calls for expelling this trend and pledges to oppose entangling alliances and unchecked capitalism alongside radicalism.
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Republican Party
America
Knights of
Old Lady and Rooter Exchange on Scoreless Game
A quip from Lemon Punch notes a scoreless tie with the Old Lady asking for the result and the Rooter replying nothing to nothing. The exchange delivers a light sportser’s joke referencing a game with no points.
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Rooter
Pioneer in trolley field Edward P Shaw dies at 70
Edward P Shaw former Massachusetts State Treasurer and early New England electric street railway magnate died yesterday at his daughter’s summer home in Bell Port Long Island He led Essex County finances and politics built Newburyport enterprises including the Merrimac silver mine and multiple electric rail lines Survived by sons James F Shaw Samuel Shaw and daughters G G Andrews Phineas W Sprague and Mrs Henry A Walton Sister Harriet B Smith of Topsfield.
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Edward P. Shaw
Massachusetts
New England
H. A. Walton
Bell Port
L. I
Shaw
Essex County
Congress
Augustus P. Gardner
House
Senate
Newburyport
First National Bank of
Samuel Shaw
Old Eastern Stage
Boston Express
Merrimac
New York
Haverhill
Amesbury
Salisbury Beach
Plum Island
Boston & Worcester Street Railway Company
James F. Shaw
Boston
G. G. Andrews
Brookline
Phineas W. Sprague
Henry A. Walton
Harriet B. Smith
Topsfield
Record Breaking Throng Fills Atlantic City for Fourth
Atlantic City celebrated a record Fourth of July with crowds estimated by railroad men at around 250000 visitors, as hot weather and holiday events drew a massive turnout for celebrations across the seaside resort.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Noonan’s Hair Petrol Restores Hair After Salt Water Dips
Advertisement claims Noonan’s Hair Petrole restores hair after ocean swims by reversing salt water damage. It boosts fluffiness and color, marketed at $1.00 per bottle through T Noonan & Sons Co Boston.
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Noonan
Drug and Department Stores
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Boston
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N. B. C. Nabisco
Zookies
California
Beacon Hill
Jersey
Borden’s
Borden
Clarke
Hecker
Babbitt
Britt
Zeattle
Kinley
le Tn
E. P. Shaw
Stodder
Oxford
Mnurlim
Scheele
Archer
Fry
Maddox
King
Kennett
Gillette
Gillette Organization
Civilized Globe
Gillette Company
Gillette Safety Razor CO
Boston, U. S. A
Milan
Amsterdam
Port Elizabeth
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Tokyo
Brussels
Copenhagen
Razor
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