West End Legion Denies Unauthorized Ad Fund Solicitation
State Adjutant Leo Spillane stated on Tuesday afternoon that solicitation of advertising funds for the West End Post American Legion by men claiming to represent the post is unauthorized by State headquarters or the local post, following complaints from Chamber of Commerce members and city businesses.
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Leo Spillane
Yestiday
West End
American Legion
Weight Gain Claim for Mrs Rosa Harris in Bitro-Phosphate Ad
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate and Euro-Phosphate as aiding nervous conditions and weight gain. It cites Mrs. Rosa Harris improving from 101 to 134 pounds with the product, promising a $300 guarantee and free booklet from Arrow Chemical Company in Newark.
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Rosa Harris
Arrow Chemical Company
Union Square
Newark
Actress Louise Huff Promotes Derwillo Beauty Cure
Acclaimed actress Louise Huff shares beauty tips for a soft rosy complexion. She recommends thorough cleansing followed by Derwillo from any modern drug or department store. Over five hundred thousand users praise it as a superior alternative to face powder, with a larger feature article to follow.
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Louise Huff
Derwillo
Miss Huff
Tufts Commencement Honors 400 Degrees and 11 Honoraries
John E. Cousens, new Tufts president, presided at the 64th annual commencement in Medford. More than 400 degrees were awarded to the combined schools, including seven master’s degrees and 11 honorary degrees.
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Tufts College
John E. Cousens
Medford
Tufts
Tufts honors include Hoover address and fund boost
Herbert C Hoover received a doctor of science from Tufts as Ellery Sedgwick and Margaret Deland also received honors. A ceremony opened with prayers and speeches on electricity, college life, and future funding. President Austin Fletcher announced a $300000 grant toward a one million dollar fund, with further gifts and memorial plans. Hoover urged high efficiency to meet global needs amid war and economic strain.
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Ellery Sedgwick
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Woburn
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Meriden
Conn
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Brookline
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Brockton
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Arthur Herman Falk
Frederick Anthony Gifford
George Harry Peterson
Edward Albert Joy
John Wetherbee Dunham
Ronald Roberts Moore
William M. Murphy
Ralph Dewey Weston
Harold Lyman Ryan
Marcus Leon Sherin
Jackson College
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Aphra M. Partridge
Marian A. Pierce
Isabella F. Worth
Madeline W. Reed
Philosophy
Austin B. Fletcher
Tufts College
Dr. Fletcher
General Educational Board
Walter E. Parker
Lawrence
William Rollins
Shipley
Mr. Hoover
Europe
A New U S Political Path Emphasizes Individualism
The text argues Bolshevism failed in Russia's production setting and calls for a distinct American approach. It stresses treating people as individuals over class bias and urges colleges and universities to cultivate efficiency. It envisions educated youth driving a high efficiency system for the era.
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Russia
Europe
United States
Brown to be arraigned in Ossipee murder case
George E. Brown 35, named as self confessed slayer of Richard Dunn of Tamworth, will be moved from Huggins Hospital to Carroll County jail for arraignment Wednesday before Judge Sawyer. Brown, recovering from appendectomy, faces possible immediate sentence if he pleads guilty or a trial date if he denies the confession to officials. The killing followed reports of Dunn seen embracing Mrs. Brown.
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Wolfeboro
N. H
George E. Brown
Richard Dunn
Tamworth
Huggins
Carroll County
Ossipee
Sawyer
Brown
Britton
Hodsden
Uninjured After 20-Foot Car Drop at Tyngsboro Bridge
Four men riding in a car veered off a steep embankment near Tyngsboro bridge and landed 20 feet down against a stone wall and a pine tree, narrowly avoiding serious injury. The chauffeur George O'Brien of Waverley faced arrest for operating under liquor, and passenger M. J. Wyles of South Boston was jailed for drunkenness. Two others claiming Boston police ties fled. officers did not record their names.
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Lowell
Boston
Tyngsboro Bridge
Tyngsboro
Merrimack
Holt
George O’brien
Waverley
M. J. Wyles
South
Boston Police Department
Bernardstown Post 233 American Legion Ceases to Exist
Post 233 of the American Legion at Bernardstown has ceased to exist as the charter was recalled to State headquarters by State Organizer George F. Wilson after a tour of western Massachusetts. Only five members remain, too few to support a separate post.
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American Legion
Bernardstown
George F. Wilson
Massachusetts
Legion
The Silver Horde screens at Majestic Theatre Moston
Rex Beach drama The Silver Horde will play at the Majestic Theatre Moston starting June 28. Goldwyn Pictures produced the screen version under Beach’s supervision, delivering a high dramatic scale with strong story interest and notable acting.
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Moston
Majestic Theatre
Goldwyn Pictures
Beach
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