School of socialism in the Catskills with the Hutchinsons
In Stonyford New York a seven child family run by Bob Hutchinson and wife Delia Dana practices a socialistic child centered home life. The residents share work meals and care for seven children with two meals a day and no servants. The couple explains their aim to teach social responsibility through everyday activities and collective living.
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Stonyford
N. Y
Bob” Hutchinson
Trarvard
Philadelphia
Delia Dana
Edmund T. Dana
Longfellow
Post
Bob
Bruno
Mary
Bennie
Delia
Catskills
Bull
Ife
Mr. Hutchinson
Jessie
Zachary
Marie
Pauline Hegel
Harvard
New York
Francisco Ferrer School
Stelton
N. J
Bob" Hutchinson
Dana) Hutchinson
Cadomene Tablets touted for rejuvenation and vitality
The text presents Cadomene Tablets as a rejuvenating formula once prescribed by a noted physician for a fast paced lifestyle. It lists symptoms such as fatigue insomnia dizziness and nervousness and claims the tablets restore health calmness and strength for home use.
Wife sues landlady in alienation case in Salem
Mrs. Mabel H. Irvin wife of Rev. Franklin W. Irvin sues Sadie Walton Riggs lodging house keeper at 17 Newcomb Street in Salem Superior Court. An attachment for 10000 dollars has been filed and is returnable the first Monday in May.
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Haverhill
Mabel H. Irvin
Franklin W. Irvin
Portland Street Baptist Church
Salem
Sadie Walton Riggs
Newcomb Street
Riggs
Pastor Irvin Leaves Baptist Church Amid Family Scandal
The Rev. Mr. Irvin resigned from the Baptist Church after domestic trouble. He had roomed at Mrs. Riggs’ home, and his wife and daughter later joined him there. Mrs. Riggs denies any affair, calling the situation a surprise and stating she will discuss matters with Mrs. Irvin. Irvin sought a book selling job in Lawrence while away from Melrose.
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Jessie
Tessie
Bruno
Irvin
The
Baptist Church
Riggs
Melrose
Leap Year License Rush and Birthday Bets in Boston
Hundreds sought marriage licenses on Leap Day in Boston and Cambridge with couples like Morris Rosenberg and Agnes Coleman obtaining special dispensation. A Leap Year boy born in Boston marked the day, while other locals celebrated unusual milestone birthdays with mixed results and quirky tales from across New England.
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New England
Morris Rosenberg
Quincy Street
Roxbury
City Hall
Agnes T. Coleman
Salessiri
Magazine Street
Cambridge
Middlesex County Probate Court
Charles J. Melntire
Boston
Melvnithe
Demetrios Hatizi Emanuel
Kneeland Street
Elvira Hrisopoulou
Mott Street
Far Way
Turkey
J. J. Kearns
Blue Hill Avenue
Cyrus Adams
Newburyport
William F. Currier
Greenland Village
Post
Marion Lonng Beacon
Ashland Street
Somerville
Willard Robertson Wraser
Crescent Avenue
Beachimont
Plant Juice touted by engineer of Boston and Maine railroad
An engineer from the Boston and Maine railroad, F. J. Lowell of Lawrence, tests Plant Juice for three years of indigestion and dyspepsia. After three bottles he reports complete relief, improved sleep, and appetite. A Plant Juice representative markets the remedy at Liggett Drug Co. in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
F. J. Lowell
Dorchester Street
Lawrence
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Liggett Drug Co
Washington and
Avon Streets
Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy Promoted for Stomach Ailments
A wartime era advertisement claims Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy cures stomach liver and intestinal ailments including dyspepsia gas pressure and headaches. It lists diverse users from Congress to farmers and urges readers to obtain a bottle from local druggists and request a free booklet from Geo H Mayr in Chicago.
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Mayr
Congress
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Thrune
Baby's
Tregear
California
Australia
Carl
Hutchinsons
Auburn
Maine
Gilchrist
Gilch
Union Street
Pillsbury’s
Adi Ian
Rey McGlewen
Mr. W
Orgian
Park Square
Oxford
WM. E. Smith
Sare E Oomueme
Toma Tey
Nippy
Ambrose
Next Sunday Post
Boston and Maine
F. L. Lowell
Dorchester St
Minard
Tremont Tooth Co
Tremont St
Scollay Sq
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