Cambridge City Council President Barrett Sails to Ireland
James T. Barrett Cambridge City Council president sails from Boston on the steamship President Polk bound for Queenstown Ireland. He travels with his eldest son James T Jr to visit family in County Cork and to observe conditions in Europe and Ireland.
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U. S. Shipping Board
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Queenstown
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Timothy Barrett
Mr. Barrett
County Cork
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England
France
Germany
Old Common Council
Hours of Representatives
Cambridge School
Shoe Firm Fined For Weekly Wage Violations
In Brockton on June 28 Judge C. Co. King fined the Superior Shoe Co. a total of 400 for failing to pay weekly wages to 20 employees. Two counts carried fines of 20 dollars each, based on action initiated by Eugene F. Atwood of the State Department of Industry.
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Brockton
Superior Shoe Co
Judge C. Co. King
Eugene F. Atwood
State Department of Industry
Taunton Girl Weds Ogunquit Man in June Ceremony
Taunton, June 28 Miss Gladys A Leonard daughter of chief engineer wed in Ogunquit Maine to a local suitor in a Taunton ceremony. The brief notice lists the couple and ceremony details as reported in the local columns.
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Ogunquit
Gladys A. Leonard
Taunton Firefighter Weds Ogunquit Native at Broadway Church
Fred A. Leppard of the Taunton fire department married Carroll Herbert Clark of Ogunquit Maine at Broadway Congregational Church. Rev. Raymond Lang of Dorchester officiated, a fraternity brother of the groom.
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Taunnton
Fred A. Leppard
Broadway Congregational Church
Carroll Herbert Clark
Ogunquit
Raymond Lang
Dorchester
Physical training demonstration for Boston children
New England playground instructors from Fall River Nashua Rochester Belmont Melrose and Lynn gave a hands on demonstration of how Boston children are treated at West End Park. Dr Arthur W Grose directed the event under the Community Service Association with Miss Julia Murphy speaking on music and folk dancing in the morning session.
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Community Service Association
Arthur W. Grose
Julia Murphy
Boylston Street
American Shipbuilding Declares Dividends in 1922
Directors of the American Shipbuilding Company in Cleveland declared a 2 percent cash dividend on the common stock payable August 1 to holders of record July 15. They also declared four regular 2 percent dividends for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1922, payable between November 1, 1922, and July 14, 1923.
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American Shipbuilding Company Today
Boston Firms Plan Three Day Independence Holiday
Many wholesale district businesses will close for a three day break from Saturday noon through Tuesday as July Fourth falls on a Tuesday. The New England Shoe and Leather Association and B F Manady Company announce similar closures while Boston city offices stay open Monday July 3 as usual.
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New England Shoe & Leather Association
B. F. Manady Company
Boston
Newspaperman Harold J. Anderson Weds Mary McGraw
Harold J. Anderson a Boston newspaperman living in Somerville married Miss Mary McGraw daughter of the late Attorney Frank McGraw and Mrs Annie McGraw of Eastport at St Joseph's Church in a nuptial high mass.
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Eastport
Harold J. Anderson
Boston
Somerville
Mary McGraw
Frank
Annie McGraw
St. Joseph’s Church
Joseph Sullivan
Bride and Groom Profile From Boston Area Wedding
The groom is a Boston College graduate and a well known athlete, part of the repertorial staff of the Boston Telegram. The bride, a St Joseph's Convent of Deering, Mo., graduate, trained in Providence and New York hospitals and served as a nurse during World War I. After a wedding journey, Mr. Anderson and his bride will spend the summer in Scituate.
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Boston Telegram
St. Joseph's Convent
Deering
Providence
New York
Anderson
Scituate
Kellogg’s Bran Ad Claims Health Benefits and Constipation Relief
An old Kellogg advertisement touts Bran as nature’s food that wards off enemies of health. It claims daily use can aid those run down with clogged systems and constipation by consuming Kellogg’s Bran three times a day.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg Bran Tastiest Cereal Says Healthful Grow Strong
An ad praising Kellogg's Bran cereal claims it helps children grow big and strong and compares it favorably to other cereals and sprinkles. The piece emphasizes health and tastes.
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