The Challenge of the Future and Allied War Views
Professor Usher argues policy should solve dangers before armament and urges alliance with Great Britain to secure economic independence and overseas protection. John Galsworthy contributes a foreword praising Queen Marys Convalescent Hospitals aiding maimed soldiers and outlining a future through rehabilitation and new purpose.
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Usher
Houghton Mifflin Co
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
George H. Doran Company
John Galsworthy
Boston
Mr. Galsworthy
Tommy
Queen Mary’s Convalescent Auxiliary Hospitals
McClure's March Issue Aims For Wholesome Literature
Review of McClure's March issue praises George Barr McCutcheon for The Light That Lies, highlights F Graham Cootes' illustrations, and condemns Wallace Irwin's cabaret satire. The piece laments shifts in modern literature, notes D Cameron Mackenzie plus Anna Steele Richardson on Easy Alimony, and defends clean American letters against sensationalism.
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McClure’s
George Barr McCutcheon
America
McClure
Wallace Irwin
Aunt Hannah
Drummagem
Broadway
Sixteen Hundred Mothers at Somerville Campaign Meeting
A large Somerville audience packed the high school auditorium for a campaign titled better mothers and better children in Somerville. Mayor and Mrs Cliff, Schools Superintendent Charles S. Clark, and community leaders attended as Dr Hugh Cabot spoke on the mother's relation to physical life, Miss Sarah Louise Arnold discussed social and educational life, and Rev O P Gifford addressed moral and spiritual life of the child.
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Somerville
John Herbert
Cliff
Charles 8. Clark
Beulah A. Hanscom
Raymond Allan Symonds
Enor
King’s Chapel
Boston
Temple Adath Israel
Dennis G. Mulqueeney
Hugh Cabot
Sarah Louise Arnold
Simmons College
O. P. Gifford
Brookline
New Game Warden Appointed in New Hampshire
Concord N H March 3 George A McIntire of Milford was named fish and game commissioner to replace Frank J Beal of Plymouth. The appointment takes effect June 1 when Beal’s term ends. McIntire formerly served as Milford postmaster.
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Concord
N. H
George A. McIintire
Milford
Frank J. Beal
Plymouth
Beal
McIntire
Radcliffe Idler Club Presents The First Lady of the Land
At Agassiz Theatre a cast of 21 from Harvard and Radcliffe performed The First Lady of the Land before about 200 students. Cast members included Misa K. Hodge 14 as Alexander Hamilton Mise E. Allen 16 as James Madison Miss Mary Ellis 17 as Aaron Burr Miss Katherine Ham 18 as Louis Andre Pinchon Miss Mary Sands 17 as Solly Todd and Miss Sophie Morris 18 as Sally McKeene.
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Harvard
Radcliffe
Radcliffe Idler Club
Agassiz Theatre
Misa K. Hodge
Alexander Hamilton
Mise E. Allen
James Madison
Mary Ellis
Aaron Burr
Katherine Ham
Louis Andre Pinchon
Mary Sands
Solly Todd
Sophie Morris
Sally McKeene
Filene praises Brandeis as a public-spirited reformer
Edward A. Filene writes in the Post praising Louis D. Brandeis for his integrity and public service. He recalls Brandeis’s stand against a 99-year street railway franchise, gas regulation reforms in Boston, life insurance advances in New York, and savings bank life insurance ideas, noting how his best work rests on a simple lifestyle and unwavering independence from social pressures.
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Post
Edward A. Filene
Louis D. Brandeis
United States Supreme Bench
Washington
Filene
Mr. Brandeis
Brandeis
Law
Law Association
New York & New Haven
Mr Brandeis
Bis
Boston
Addicks
Brandeis Himelf
James L. Richards
New York
Coungel
William Whitman
Arthur Amory
George P. Field
William Mather
Manchester
Eng
Edwin N. Abbott
Savings Bank Ife Insurance
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Howard Russell Bangs
Arthur Lamar Morley
Ments
F. Graham Cootes
Illustrators’ Union
Cootes
Rachel Swete Macnamara
Stc
England
Egypt
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Lonoch
New Hampshire
Insurance
Firat
All
Jerome
Wrenn
Back Bay
French
Sunday Post
The
Sadie Sadowsky
Dorchester
Doris Grey
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