Carnival in Allston Aids District Nurses
A Mardi Gras carnival in Allston runs each evening this week to benefit the Instructive District Nursing Association. The Hathaways of Brighton donated use of a field at Spurr and North Harvard streets Barry's Corner for the event, with a large committee of prominent locals aiding in the largest amusement programme the district has seen.
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Allston
Instructive District Nursing Association
James A. Hathaway
Brighton
Spurr
Harvard Streets
Barry's Corner
Drug Specialty Salesman Wanted by Wilson Inc Boston
Advertisement seeks a drug specialty salesman not an order taker to sell Winsor plan and merchandise to retail druggists. Requires capacity to absorb a plan offering high earnings through profits and growth. Current employee with limited future. opportunity to share in profits as if owner. Ambition to grow. Address 1924-6 Cambridge St Boston Mass.
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Winsor
B. O
G. C. Wilson, Inc
Cambridge St
Boston
Mass
Mrs. Sinclair in Music Play in New York
Broadway society traces Mrs. Alice Sinclair to her marriage to George J. Gould in Paris this week. An ex actress, she once acted in English musical comedy and lived on West End avenue and a Rye island estate. Gould's late wife Edith left him mansions in Fifth Avenue and near Lakewood, to be held in trust for their seven children until he remarries.
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New York
Broadway
Fifth and
Park Avenues
Alice Sinclair
George J. Gould
Paris
West End Avenue
Long Island Sound
Rye
Gould
Georgian Court
Lakewood
N. J
Do Your Stuff by William Slavens McNutt in Post Magazine
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will print in full the William Slavens McNutt story Do Your Stuff. The feature signals a planned publication expansion for the Sunday glossy section.
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William Slavens McNutt
Boston Sunday Post
Think 1¢ Dogs in Brooklyn Court Bids for Homes
In New York on July 12 United News reports Mrs. Dannell faced a court for keeping 17 dogs in her Brooklyn home. Three women offered to take one puppy each, while Mrs. Dannell asked William Allen White to help find homes for the remaining fourteen at his Kansas residence.
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New York
United News
Kansas
William Allen White
Brooklyn
Submarine S-48 Sunk Once Not Twice Correction
The Boston Post printed a photo caption claiming S-48 sank twice, which was an error. In fact S-48 sank on Dec 7 1921 during a Long Island Sound trial after an accident, crew escaped via a torpedo tube, and the vessel was raised and stored at Lake Torpedo Boat Co Bridgeport, with brief moves for underwater work.
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Boston Post
Long Island Sound
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Bridgeport
New London
Post
First Aid to Shiny Noses Lights Up Vanity Bags
New York shops announce electrically lighted vanity cases with built in batteries and tiny bulbs over the mirror. Press a button or open the bag to illuminate for powder and avoid shrinking from shine. Mrs. Walter S. Ward cited the device at a hearing leading to her husband’s bail release.
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New York
United News
Walter S. Ward
Patrolman Shoots Dog Threatening Children in Cambridge
Patrolman Mulqueeney of the North Cambridge station shot a dog belonging to Joseph Morris of 87 Crescent street after it frightened several children near Oxford and Crescent streets. The dog was killed before it could bite anyone.
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Oxford and
Crescent Streets
Cambridge
Mulqueeny
Joseph Morris
Crescent Street
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