Mystery of the Lost Page Pants Captures Brookline
George E. Page of 15 Linden Street Brookline seeks the striped worsted pants missing since Friday evening. A Post reporter and Mrs Page describe the search, with public reward offered and a plea for return to 15 Linden Street.
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Linden
Harvard Sts
Brookline
Linden St
Sat
Sun
George E. Page
Linden Street
Page
Mr. Page
Post
Harvard and
Linden Streets
Page Home
Harvard Street
Brookline Village
Boston
Triduum at Boston Church Ends with Mass
The triduum for the St Vincent de Paul Society concluded at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison avenue with mass in the Sodality Chapel of Boston College at 8 o'clock. Rev William J Conway S J directed the event and Rev William Devlin S J was the celebrant as members received holy communion.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Willam J Conway
S. J
Sodality Chapel
Boston College
William Devlin
Curious Features in News of Day
Mrs. A M Smith of Painesville loses 1700 paying a Chardon farmer. A Cleveland dealer receives a five cent piece from 1870 with In God We Trust, valued by collectors at 1700. Dr Noble uses rhythmic breathing to treat a truant boy, challenging nasal theory and adenoids surgery.
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Painesville, O
A. M. Smith
Governor's Wife Dies After Grief Over Poisoned Dog
Mrs. George R. Colton wife of Puerto Rico’s governor and sister of Muskogee leader John Mc Cloud died at Moore's Sanitarium aged 42. Crippled and reclusive she lived in Long Beach with two sons. Her decline followed the poisoning of a beloved St Bernard, the dog she kept for years.
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Los Angeles
Cal
March
George R. Colton
Puerto Rico
John McCloud
Muskogee
Okla
Moore
Colton
Long Beach
Public School Breathing Test Aims to Boost Pupils
In New York on March 5 an experiment will be conducted in a public school to show that defects among backward pupils stem largely from improper breathing. Dr. Emily Noble, experienced with children, will lead the test after speaking at New York University about the essential role of proper breathing.
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New York
Emily Noble
New York University
Crows Attract Tin Can Bonnet Prank In New York Suburb
Ward Sherwood of Scarborough, New York, reported a throng of tin cans on his sidewalk. After inquiry, he learned Frank Vanderlip's Archville fire company had hosted a supper, leaving cans with food remnants that drew the crows. The birds ate ravenously but became stuck when their heads slipped through rough edges.
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Scarborough
N. Y
Ward Sherwood
Sherwood
Frank Vanderlip
Archville
Harvard Medical School Lectures on Optical Illusions
Dr W B Cannon spoke at the weekly public lecture at Harvard Medical School on Some Optical Illusions. He described eye structure vision mechanics and explained many common illusions of sight.
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W. B. Cannon
Harvard Medical School
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Cure
A vintage ad claims Diapepsin cures indigestion gas dyspepsia and stomach headaches. It touts a 50 cent price and urges stocking for household use. The tablet supposedly digests food, boosts appetite, and leaves stomach and intestines clean without laxatives.
City Charter Hearings Anticipated Before Metropolitan Affairs
A lively legislative hearing is expected today as the committee on metropolitan affairs takes up 12 proposed amendments to the city charter. Opposing entities include the Boston Charter Association the Chamber of Commerce and the Boston Finance Commission with a circular outlining the association’s objections.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston Charter Association
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Finance Commission
The
Charter Association
Urges Jobless Go to Country and Civil Service Bills
This issue highlights a Civil Service Commission attack framing, its alleged efficiency gains, and a list of bills proposing changes to mayoral appointments. It also records Rev. George W. King urging unemployed youths to seek work in country towns via church networks and temple meetings offering guidance and opportunities.
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Civil Service Commission
Association
Commission
George W. King
People’s Temple
Dr. King
Boston
Voting Booths for Smokers and Reuses Considered
Boston election officials consider selling 69 iron voting booths that remain in good condition but are no longer needed. Proposals include converting them to smoking rooms for consumptives at Long Island infirmary, storage and locker spaces, and placement at playgrounds and public sites.
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Boston
Election Board
Long Island
Chemical 11
Callender and
Lyons Astreets
The
Park Commission
Germantown group opposes Hyde Park annexation to Boston
The Germantown Citizens Association voted yesterday to urge Representatives and a Senator to vote against the Hyde Park to Boston annexation bill. It also agreed to cooperate with groups supporting extended street railway transfers on South Huntington avenue and Jamaica Plain lines and to back a five minute Forest Hills elevated schedule.
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Saunders Hall
Germantown
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Lowell Street
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David Mancovitz
Ward 8
Fitzgerald
John J. Walsh
Julia EB. Duff
John H. Cogswell
Park Department
Hyde Park
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Ewall
DR. Hewson
Washington ST
Tel
Horlick
Washington
Kyaniz
Kade
Boston Varnish Ce
Arthur E. Stilwell
Atere
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