Should Doctors Tell Wives of Patients
Boston physicians largely oppose sharing patient confidences with a doctor’s wife arguing that what is told in the office should remain a sacred trust. Dr Richard Cabot says public good may justify limited disclosure in some cases. Several doctors and wives weigh trust, jealousy, and professional ethics in aperiod voice in the interview.
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Boston
Richard Cabot
Back Bay
John Sears McCormack
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Post
Carman
Joseph L. Drummey
Newton
Massachusetts
Dr. Drummey
J. H. Stevens
Copley Plaza Hotel
Dr. Cabot
S. J. Mixter
Marlboro Street
Lynn
Clergymen and Missions Noted in New England Region
The Rev Howard A Bridgman returns from Constance Switzerland with delegates of the Church Peace Union. Rev Philip S Moxom and Rev Nehemiah Boynton accompany him. Rev Charles Francis Carter to speak at Union Chapel Magnolia and lead services. Miss Margaret Slattery opens Northfield summer school. Rev R H Bennett accepts Dane Street Beverly pastorate. Rev Donald H Gerrish declines Honolulu call. All Souls Unitarian in Braintree hosted sermon by Rev Frederick R Griffin. J J Cogan to lead Episcopal Provostown August to early September. W W Love oversees Cambridge church this month.
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Howard A. Bridgman
Congregationalist
Church Peace Union
Constance
Switzerland
Philip S. Moxom
Springfield
Nehemiah Boynton
Congregational National Council
Charles Francis Carter
Farmington Avenue Congregational Church
Hartford
Conn
Union Chapel
Magnolia
Mr. Carter
All Souls Unitarian Church
Braintree
Frederick R. Griffin
Montreal
Mr. Griffin
All Souls Church
J. J. Cogan
Wakefield
Episcopal Church
Provincetown
W. W. Love
Cambridge
Marriage License Proves Family Affair in New York
Nicola Milazzo of 409 East 106th Street sought a license to wed Calogera Guiliano of 695 First Avenue at the municipal building. He arrived with four relatives including nine babies. The crowd required City Clerk Scully’s help to keep the proceedings orderly and legal.
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New York
Nicola Milazzo
East One Hundred and Sixth Street
Calogera Guiliano
First Avenue
Gustav Zucker
Scully
Convicts Enroll in University Courses at San Quentin
At San Quentin State penitentiary, seven hundred inmates of about two thousand have enrolled in University of California correspondence courses. Spanish is the most popular language, with one hundred seventy five prisoners taking that course.
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San Quentin
Cal
University of California
Arlington man severely cuts hand in fight at storefront window
Arthur Gillespie 22 of 114 Franklin street Arlington was cut when he put his hand through a show window at the Washington and Boylston streets corner yesterday afternoon. After treatment at the Relief Station he was arrested on a charge of assault and battery. He reportedly sustained the injury during a fight.
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Arthur Gillespie
Franklin Street
Arlington
Washington and
Boylston Streets
Gillespie
Four Year Old Man Dies From Gumdrop Poisoning
Four year old Stanley Feinberg son of Jesse Feinberg Bayonne assistant district attorney died at his home from ptomaine poisoning after eating colored gumdrops. Police seek purchase source and authorities plan preventive steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanley Feinberg
Jesse Feinberg
Bayonne
West Twenty-seventh Street
Store Girls Benefit Stamp Fund Outing in Harbor Trip
About 250 women employees from Boston department stores joined a vacation stamp fund outing organized by the Massachusetts and Rhode Island branch of the National Civic Federation. They sailed from Eastern avenue wharf on the Moniton to Boston Harbor and Bumpkin Island for luncheon before returning by a different route. Chairwoman Elizabeth S Porter led the committee with M Miss Porter Katherine Dorr Katherine Collins Mary Robinson and Rose Riley. The organizers aim to make the annual trip.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
Woman’s Department
Massachusetts and
Rhode Island
National Civic Federation
Eastern Avenue Wharf
Monitor
Inner Harbor
Bumpkin Island
Elizabeth
Porter
Homer Richardson
M. O. Porter
Katherine Dorr
Katherine Collins
Mary Robinson
Rose Riley
Boston Department Store
Vacation Stamp Fund Committee
Women's Department
Elizabeth S. Porter
Woman Hid Cash in Stove Sparks Fire in Heat Wave
Mrs George Atkinson placed 65 dollars in a heating stove to keep it safe during a 100 degree heat wave. A sudden four degree drop on Sunday led to a stove fire and nine silver dollars were recovered two hours later.
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Brazil
Ind
George Atkinson
Pearl from mussel pearl fetches no sale price
Bennie Pate of Fort Ritner displays an 80 grain egg shaped pearl found on Toe Head bar in White River near Bono. Vincennes buyers offered 700 dollars but were refused. Several other pearls of lesser value have been found at the same site in recent weeks.
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Bedford
Ind
Bennie Pate
Fort Ritner
Toe Head Bar
White River
Bono
Vincennes
Music rolls added to Gary Public Library card system
Gary Indiana July 11 People using the Gary public library can borrow two music rolls per card in addition to books. An expert will give concerts showing how to use the rolls and suggest compositions to try interpreting.
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Gary
Ind
Gary’ Public Library
Misses Underwear and Petticoats Sale at Local Store
Advertises girls undergarments and white Petticoats in multiple sizes from 2 to 12 years. Includes gowns, combinations, trimmed lace and Hamburg lace, with prices ranging from 0.75 to 2.50 dollars.
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Jace and
Hamburg
Sacha
Special Lace and White Goods Sale Items
Special values in laces and white goods with machine made torch on laces and odd pieces of net lace sold by yard. Remnants marked half price on white ratine and French crepe in checks and orange white stripe options. Ten yards of white rice cloth offered at reduced per yard price.
Silk Petticoats in Jersey Messaline Silk Range
Durable heavy quality jersey messaline silk petticoats offered in many colors. Includes trim and plain styles, changeable options, all full through hip size. Prices listed as 3 and 3 dollars.
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Jersey
Ribbons Sale Post This Week in All Silk and Satin
Specials in wash ribbons in two styles a fancy weave and a picot edge satin broken es of colors reduced regardless of cost to close before stock taking widths Now per yard pieces ten yards and odd pieces of both plain and fancy ribbons reduced regardless of cost
Reduced wash goods and textiles in new stock lines
The advertisement lists prices on imported ginghams from 2 to 7 cents per yard, 27 inch printed ratine at 40 cents, white rice cloth, 48 inch black and white suiting, 30 inch Kris Kringle and Kindergarten suitings for children's wear, and 42 inch whipcord suitings with a 29 cent sale price.
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B&e
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Alice Connor
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John H. F. Connor
Farnk W. Page
Page
Margaret Slattery
Northfield
Hamilton S. Conant
Massachusetts Sunday School Association
South Station
R. H. Bennett
Webster
Dane Street Congregational Church
Beverly
Donald H. Gerrish
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Honolulu
Barrill
Harbor
Public Library
CF Hovey & Co
C. F. Hovey& Co
Our Coat and Suit Dept
Ean Soda
Copenhagen
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