Baby Drowns in Hogshead at Westfield Farm
July 18 Madeline D Buzzee infant daughter of Harry Buzzee a prosperous chicken farmer here drowned in eight inches of water in a half hogshead behind the barn. The child wandered from her brothers at dusk and fell head and shoulders into the barrel. the father found her with feet outside the barrel. Doctors J M Duppon Robert Hildreth and two firefighters tried to revive her for over an hour with a pul motor without success.
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Westfield
Madeline D. Buzzee
Harry Buzzee
James Moore Hickson Opens Second Week of Healing Missions
James Moore Hickson, healer from England, opens the second week of his healing missions at the Cathedral Church of St Paul in Tremont Street Boston. Appointments only for front-row personal ministrations. many attendees report improved health though no confirmed cures. Missions run daily at St Pauls Cathedral mornings until 12:30, with participants seeking spiritual and physical relief through his methods. He emphasizes non-miracle healing and plans to extend his work to ministers and other cities beyond Boston.
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James Moore Hickson
Protestant Episcopal Church
Boston
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Tremont Street
Greater Boston
New England
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Hickson
St. Paul's Cathedral
England
New York
Philadelphia
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Greater
St. Paul's
Ministry of Christ
Christian Mission
Episcopal
New Bedford
Bellevue
Patterson Named to War Risk Insurance Advisory Board
Hannah J. Patterson, resident director of the council of national defence women’s committee, was named a member of the war risk insurance advisory board. Her appointment links all 48 state divisions of the women’s committee with the bureau, announced by Director Clarkson of the Defence Council.
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Washington
Hannah J. Patterson
Women’s Committee
Council of National Defence
Bureau of
War Risk Insurance
Clarkson
The
Defence Council
Miss Patterson
War Risk Bureau
Methodist Minister Sees Hickson as Healing Leader
The Reverend asserts that Healer Hickson is spearheading faith healing and predicts broader global study and confidence in religious healing. He urges openness to spiritual remedies and the movement gains attention across communities. Through sermons and public addresses, Hickson’s methods are presented as a transformative faith-based approach.
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Hickson
Burlington Pays Tribute to Its War Heroes
Burlington Mass honors 32 men sent to World War I with a banquet, athletic events, and songs. 30 returnees welcomed home. gold medals awarded to families of the two fallen. two vacant chairs draped in flags mark loss and gratitude. Distinguished speaker Rev Kelley Jenness lauds religious healing as a response beyond medical science.
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Burlington
Mass
Healer Hickson to Hold Ministrations at Advent Church
Healer Hickson will conduct ministrations at The Church of the Advent on Brimmer Street near Mt. Vernon, Boston. Arrangements list two days likely July 2 and 25, concluding the healer’s current Boston visit at the Advent.
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Church of the Advent
Brimmer Street
Mt. Vernon
Hickson
Boston
Congress Frowns On Inviting De Valera
The House opposition grew over inviting Eamon de Valera to address Congress. Republicans and Democrats argued his public stance against the League of Nations and Article 10 could drag the United States into allied conflicts. Many members felt the Sinn Fein leader interfered in American matters and opposed the invitation despite historical precedents.
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de Valera
League of Nations
United States
Trish
League
Sinn Fein
Flood
Congress
Boston
Wilson
New York
Senate
House
Congress Faces Irish Conflict and Navy Ship Mass. Mass.
Congress watches Irish self rule tension, De Valera warnings, and a Senate tipping crackdown. The Massachusetts battleship, 684 feet long with 12 sixteen inch guns, 43,000 tons, 1129 crew, is planned for completion in about four years.
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Massachusetts
Idaho
New Mexico
Girls' City Club Boston Trip to Lexington History Sites
Members of the Girls' City Club of Boston and friends visited Lexington yesterday afternoon to view historic points. They brought a box lunch and ate it during the outing. An evening moonlight harbor sail is planned, with a motor bus trip to Marblehead and a shore dinner scheduled for next Saturday.
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Lexington
Civil engineering professor joins local institution this fall
Professor Nars aon will join the institution this fall as professor of civil engineering. He had been an instructor at Thayer School, took a one year course after graduating from Dartmouth, then became a professor there until 1910. Recently he has worked with Atlas Powder Company of Wilmington.
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Narsaon
Thayer School
Dartmouth
Atlas Powder Company of
Wilmington
Ten Cent Allowance Triggers Teenager River Jump
Josephine Fiato aged 17 of 18 Bennett Street attempted to drown herself in the Merrimack River after her parents limited her 10 cent weekly allowance and objected to her companions. She was rescued by Edward Carter and brought to police headquarters where reconciliation with her parents Mr and Mrs Michele Fisto was arranged.
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River Lawrence
Josephine Fiato
Bennett Street
Merrimack River
Edward Carter
Michele Fisto
The Sucker Fish Aboard Sea Life’s Laziest Helper
A historical note from the Boston Society of Natural History describes the shark sucker, a lazy fish that attaches to sharks or smooth surfaces to ride along while still performing its own functions. Chinese fishermen even utilize them by tying them to boats to aid turtle hunts, then releasing them to swim toward turtles.
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The
Boston Society of Natural History
Museum
Shark
Lexington Summer School Opens Today
In Lexington the Munroe School building hosts a four week term to aid public school children in fifth and eighth grades. Miss Mary G Lusk and Miss Margaret B. Noyes lead the local staff. Classes run weekdays from 8 45 to noon, Saturdays excepted, through Friday August 15.
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Lexington
Munroe
Mary G Lusk
Margaret B. Noyes
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Prof. Narsdon
Raymond Robb Narsdon
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