500 Boy Scouts to Clean the Streets
Beginning Monday, 500 uniformed Boy Scouts will clear bits of paper, garbage, and refuse from East Side streets and other congested city areas with the help of the street cleaning department and the department of health. The plan, suggested by the tenement house committee, places Scouts under Spencer Lorillard, Jr., director of the city organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boy Scouts
Department of Health
East Side
Tenement House
Spencer Lorillard, Jr
Organization For
New York City
Price Drops Offered to Avert Reductions
A sales notice promises 25 percent remaining stock with further reductions of 50 and 75 percent if unsold in 18 days. The message urges setting a first price extraordinarily low to avoid the cuts.
Couple to Wed at Cambridge Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Joseph A. Hayner of Roxbury and Miss Marie Erath of Cambridge will marry today at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Cambridge. Father Crowe will perform the ceremony with Frank A. Hayner as best man and Miss Madie Post as brides maid. ushers Henry J Erath Jr and Eugene Schuhle. Honeymoon planned for several weeks then residence in Jamaica Plain.
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Joseph A. Hayner
Marie Erath
Opera House
Boston Opera House Chorus
Joseph A. Haynes
Boston Fire Department
Atherton Street
Roxbury
Pearl Street
Cambridge
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Father Crowe
Frank A. Hayner
Madie Post
Jamaica Plain
Henry J. Erath, Jr
Eugene Schuhle
Linehan pardon petition to be acted on today
Governor's Council considers ex-Senator Frank J. Linehan petition for a pardon. He serves a two year sentence at Deer Island for alleged defrauding the city in a lumber deal after pleading guilty to the indictment. He was moved from Boston to New Orleans and back during the case.
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Frank J. Linehan
Executive Council
Deer Island
Linehan
New Orleans
Boston
Home beautiful in R. H. White's windows
Thronging Boston shoppers admire the window display at R. H. White on Washington street. Nine rooms showcase varied furniture styles and periods with complete decorations from wallpaper to floor coverings, illustrating how artful interiors enhance a home.
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R. H. White Company
Washington Street
Peruna Praised By Indiana Woman For Recovery
Mrs. Charles Anspaugh of Noble County Indiana writes that Peruna saved her life and restored her health after she was run down and miserable before starting the remedy. She says she is now on the road to recovery and cannot thank the company enough.
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Charles Anspaugh
Kimmell, Noble Co
Indiana
Ka-Tar-No Company
Columbus
Ohio
Fine period rooms and rug harmony in showroom display
The article describes stock showroom rooms arranged by historical styles. Louis XIV chamber in circassian walnut with blue tones. Colonial dining room with mahogany and blue walls. Sheraton dining room in wood tones. early English parlor and William and Mary dining room. Chippendale parlor with green tones. a man’s room with morocco chairs. a Sarouk rug blending with antique blue Louis XIV parlor. overall emphasis on color schemes, comfort, and period authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton
Ashbourne House
Kent
Chippendale
Baby Dies During Father's Trial in Malden Court
David Murnane of Wakefield faced non-support charges in Malden Police Court when a six month old baby died. Judge Bruce placed him on probation and directed Wakefield police to determine the cause, with police reporting the family appeared intoxicated the night before.
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David Murnane
Crescent Street
Wakefield
Malden
Bruce
Chief Pollock
Wakefield Police
Pollock
Murnane
Brockton Poised to Welcome Three Lynn Shoe Firms
Three Lynn shoe factories the Harney Bros Co A R King Co and William Porter & Sons Co are considering relocating to Brockton which is described as the leading shoe city in the country. The Harney firm indicated it may move to Brockton and has been offered factories along with the other two firms already weighing options.
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Brockton
Lynn
Harney Bros. Company
East Boston
Thomas F. Harney
Brockton Inquirer
A. R. King Company
William Porter & Sons Company
Lawn party for St Philip’s Catholic Association
Great preparations are underway for a lawn party in aid of St Philip’s Church South End. Rev Philip J O’Donnell is pastor. The event will be held Saturday July 27 on the grounds of the Commonwealth Motor Club Watertown with hundreds of parishioners showing enthusiasm.
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St. Philip’s Catholic Association
St. Philip’s Church
South End
Philip J. O'Donnell
Commonwealth Motor Club
Watertown
Percy the Mechanical Man Goes Picnicking in New Sunday Strip
The big comic section features Percy the mechanical man amusing readers as he joins his inventor and Professor Wagner on a picnic adventure. Fun promises to light up the pages next Sunday in the Post.
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Percy
Mechanical Man
Professor Wagner
I W W Rallies to Continue Textile Strike in New Bedford
In New Bedford on July 23 the Industrial Workers of the World held a stormy meeting at headquarters and voted to remain in the textile strike despite leaders urging withdrawal. The action reverses the J W W ultimatum to textile council and its threat to halt the strike if AFL unions refused cooperation.
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New Bedford
Industrial Workers of the World
Textile Council
American Federation of Labor Unions
Ministers’ Alliance
Board of Trade
State Board of Concilliation and Arbitration
Alliance
J. S. Bartholomew
Manufacturers’ Association
George E. Briggs
U. S. of L
Weavers’ Union
Yall River
I W W Picket Threat Looms At Seven Mills
Workers of the I W W plan peaceful picketing at the seven mills tomorrow morning as talks among unions and manufacturers stall. Grover Perry faces internal strife after a confrontation over strategy as leaders vow national support for continued strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor Unions
Perry
Bienkowski
Butler
South End
John Hobin
Textile Council
Archers Gather for 34th National Tournament
Archers from across the country will compete in the 34th annual event of the National Archery Association of the United States. The Stad ium hosts the four day tournament beginning Tuesday, Aug. 13.
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National Archery Association of the United States
Boston archers vie for Weston trophy at annual meet
Enthusiasts begin submitting entries as top marksmen join the list. Henry B Richardson of Boston, 1909 world champion, Dr. Robert P Eilmer of Wayne PA, Homer S Taylor of Chicago, and George P Bryant and Wallace Bryant of Boston are among entrants. The event is run by Henry B Richardson and Burton Payne Gray with prizes including bows arrows cases cups and medals. The Edward D Weston trophy goes to any archer who wins it three years in a row, after Richardson won the first in 1910. The annual association meeting closes the meet.
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Henry, B. Richardson
Boston
Robert P. Eilmer
Wayne
Penn
Homer S. Taylor
Chicago
York
George P. Bryant
Wallace Bryant
Henry B. Richardson
Burton Payne Gray
Edward D. Weston
Frank E. Canfield
Association
Osmo-Chemic Deafness Cure Offer Ends Soon
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians advertise a limited time offer giving one month of free treatment and medicines for chronic diseases including deafness asthma bronchitis hay fever and more if patients begin or renew by July 31. Chester H. Sanborn of Melrose testifies that his seven year deafness from adenoids improved after their treatment.
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Chester H. Sanborn
Water St
Melrose
Deafness Healed By Osmo-Chemic Treatment Claim
Miss Adeline Vaughn of Cambridge Massachusetts aged 22 had been deaf in her left ear since memory. After two ear drum treatments failed and fearing total deafness she sought Osmo-Chemic Physicians. She reports ringing in her right ear stopped and left ear regained hearing.
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Adeline Vaughn
Upton St
Cambridge
Mass
Mr. Stamper
Man Claims Deafness Cure by Osmo-Chemic Physicians
William Swan of Lexington Maas aged 44 says a decade of deafness in one ear and partial deafness in the other were cured by Osmo-Chemic Physicians. He reports restored hearing and elimination of head noises after treatment.
Deafness Reversed by Osmo-Chemic Cure Claims in Winchendon
Mrs E J Wheeler of 176 Mill Street Winchendon says she suffered deafness after La Grippe for two years in her right ear and a year and a half in her left. Local doctors doubted recovery, but after Osmo-Chemic treatment her hearing returned.
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E. J. Wheeler
Mill St
Winchendon
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Say Neuritis Cured by Therapy
Miss Annie E. Durgin of Medford credits Osmo-Chemic Physicians with curing her neuritis. Dorchester resident Mrs Katharine M Stewart and her husband also reportedly benefited, prompting Durgin to refer friends who reportedly found relief from chronic ailments.
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Annie E. Durgin
High St
Medford
Katherine M. Stewart
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Osimo-Chemic Physicians Claim Deafness Cure
Mr G S Everett of Presque Isle Maine says he believed he was permanently deaf until the Osimo-Chemic Physicians cured him. He then told neighbor C C Randall whose daughter was deaf and was likewise pleased with the result.
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G. 8S. Everett
Presque Isle
C. C. Randall
OsmO-ChemiC System of Medicine Office Address Card
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine run by J L Phonkett M D chief consulting physician specializes in eye ear nose throat chest and chronic diseases. Permanent offices suites 8 9 10 entrance 18 Boylston street Boston hours 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm closed Sundays.
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J. L. Phonkett
Boylston St
Boston
Brady Will Awards World Poem Prize for Jesus Theme
The will of the late Rev. James Boyd Brady directs cremation ashes to interment in Brooklyn near his wife and children. It provides to American University his library and manuscripts, with a surplus to fund an annual prize for the best poem or essay on The Surpassing Splendors of Jesus of Nazareth open to world competition. It also leaves gifts to Morgan Memorial Chapel and Drew Theological Seminary with stipends tied to religious oration topics.
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James Boyd Brady
Brooklyn
N. Y
American University
Washington, D. C
Jesus of Nazareth
Brady
Morgan Memorial Chapel
Boston
Washburn Realty Trust
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
Bath yacht captain G F Wiggin dies by self harm
Captain G F Wiggin of Bath aged 56 committed death by own action by slashing his throat with a razor on July 23 in Belfast Me. He commanded the yacht Topaz V owned by Commodore Co W Clifford of Bath. No cause was assigned for the act.
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Belfast
G. F. Wiggin
Bath
Commodore Co. W. Clifford
Willy Westinghouse Seeks Flying Lifeboat
In the comic section, Willy Westinghouse hunts for a fantastical flying lifeboat while Muggsy embarks on an adventure with a missing dog. Readers are invited to follow the lighthearted quests in next Sunday's Post.
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Willy Westinghouse
Muggsy
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