Seizure of Candy Eggs Shocks Easter Supply
Federal authorities seized more than 900 boxes of candy eggs on a charge of talc contamination violating pure food regulations. Dr. George H. Adams filed the complaint, with Henry Heide of New York testifying. Judge Dodge presides as a jury hears the case.
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United States District
Ferber
United States District Court
George H. Adams
Bernard Smith
Pure Food Laboratory
Henry Heide
New York
Dodge
Designs for Embroidered Belts in Easy Series
Two pretty belt designs are shown in the embroidery made easy series in the next Sundays Post. Only soap and water are needed to transfer them.
Chinatown Baby Brings Joy to Boston Community
An unnamed baby boy, the first born in the Boston colony since the new Chinese republic, arrived at 13 Harrison Avenue to Moy Ni Wing and Mrs Moy. Chinatown residents celebrated quietly with smiles, chuckles, and visits from friends stopping at stores to offer congratulations.
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Boston
Chinatown
Boston Colony
New
Extended pleading time for United Shoe case to April 1
By agreement of counsel the time for pleading to the bill in equity against the United Shoe Machinery Company has been extended to April 1.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Odol Mouthwash Promoted as Teeth Shield
A vintage advertisement touts Odol from GEO BORGFELDT & CO as an antiseptic mouth and tooth wash. It claims to kill mouth bacteria, protect enamel, stay active in saliva, and be economical at 50 cents. The piece emphasizes daily use for dental health.
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Germany
First Reformed Presbyterian Church Cambridge History
The First Reformed Presbyterian Church in Cambridge organized in fall 1895 meeting in Masonic Hall. Pastor Rev S G Shaw installed February 19 1896 and led a growth from 17 to 70+. The Antrim Street church was built and debt free under his guidance. After eight years Shaw resigned in 1904, Rev G W Benn then served briefly before Rev R C Reed, born near Pittsburgh, took over and has led since arriving about three years ago following past roles in Walton North Carolina and Serene near Kaskaskia.
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First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Cambridge
Masonic Hall
Central Square
Bank
S. G. Shaw
Walton
N. Y
Antrim Street
G. W. Benn
Stanton
Ill
R. C. Reed
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Geneva College
Southernee
Old Kaskaskia
Mississippi
N. C
Shuster Roasts Russia and England at Dinner
W Morgan Shuster former Persia treasurer general mocked Russia and England before about 2000 people at the Economic Club dinner in Symphony Hall. He greeted by applause on his first local appearance since returning from Europe.
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W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
Russia
England
Economic Club
Symphony Hall
Europe
Shuster Says Workers Chose Return Over Iran Policy
Shuster and three coworkers decided to return to America after criticizing the Persian policy. He claims England quietly lent approval, with few in Britain supporting the foreign office stance in the Persian issue.
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Tors
Shuster
America
England
Why HESITATE Offer With No Money Risk
A Rexall Orderlies guarantee promises free remedy if it fails to relieve chronic constipation. The ad says the product tones nerves and muscles of the large intestine, is sweet to take, and has neutral effects on other organs. It lists three sizes 10c 25c 50c and credits Liggett's Drug Stores at Washington and Avon Streets opposite Temple Place for purchase.
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Rexall Orderlies
Liggett’s Drug Stores
Washington and Avon Sts
Temple Place
Rexall
Shuster on Persia revolt and Western roles in modernizing revenue
Mr Shuster outlined The Duty of Civilization Toward the Weak er Nations and recounted his Persia experiences when targeted by Russia while aiding fiscal reform. He blamed England for inaction over Morocco and described American efforts to straighten Persia’s finances amid hostility from Russia and British officials.
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Shuster
Persia
England
Morocco
William H. Lincoln
The
Economic Club
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Edward Cummings
Moorfield Storey
H. N. Shepard
Russia
Mr. Shuster
State should aid young men to marry says doctor
Dr William F Boos of Massachusetts General Hospital urged the state to help men aged 21 to 25 marry, in a talk on Biology and Sex Hygiene at the Fathers and Mothers Club gathering. He urged that the right to marry be earned through hard work.
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William F. Boos
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fathers and ‘Mothers’ Club
Twentieth Century Club
Social views on youth, sex education and early marriage
The piece presents quotes advocating gender-based roles, sexual ethics, and public schooling content. It argues for more biology and sex hygiene in schools, early marriage for women between 20 and 22, and promoting self control in boys while stressing parental duty to guide children and responsibility to society. It frames marriage as a key lifelong duty and warns against bringing children into the world without a fair chance.
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Radcliffe
America
Mississippi Legislature Demands Senator Percy Resign
The Mississippi Legislature adopted a resolution demanding U.S. Senator Leroy Percy resign his office. The Senate approved it 96 to 18 and the House 66 to 39 along factional lines. The move followed last summer's election where James K. Vardaman defeated Percy.
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Jackson
Miss
Misissippi
United States
Leroy Percy
Senate
House
James K. Vardaman
Percy
Be Kind to the World’s Unseen Hangers-On
A 1912 verse by Walt Mason laments social parasites and empty flattery. The poem urges kindness to door to door salesmen, con men, officials, and other tiresome figures, framing kindness as a universal balm for lonely hearts.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Suffrage Party Now Organized in Massachusetts
The Woman Suffrage party of Massachusetts formed at Faneuil Hall adopting a non-partisan platform. About 6380 members reported with delegates from Boston and several cities. Prominent speakers included Mrs. Jean Nelson Penfield and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell outlining a non-partisan, single issue focus on woman suffrage and future civic clubs.
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Woman Suffrage Party of
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Hyde Park
Lowell
Springfield
Newton
Cambridge
Somerville
Brookline
Jean Nelson Penfield
New York Woman Suffrage Party
Alice Stone Blackwell
William Burtwell
Sex Hygiene Association
Philip Davis
Emma Culbertson
Theresa Crowley
Katherine McGinley
William Tilton
Penfield
California
New York
Woman Suffrage Party
Albany
Miss Blackwell
Margaret Foley
Louis Frothingham
Womhan Suffrage Party
Ward 9
Ward 11
Ward
Ward 17
Miss Foley
Ward 95
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Aid
An advertisement extols Pape’s Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion gas dyspepsia and stomach headaches. The copy claims the candy tasting tablet digests food in minutes and relieves sour stomach biliousness constipation and stomach pains.
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Niet
Rogers
Koschat
Kathleen Mavowineen
Tostt
Biribin
Watson
Erin
F. Schubert
Trovatore
Maggie
Dvorakid
Ireland
Gottschalk
Weber Raymond
Hoffman
Barcaroule
Scotland
Kentucky
Wall
Turner
King Bird
Molly
Connemara
Mr. Oorang
Berkshire Hills
Sue
Caruso
Nellie McKenzie
Miss Clancy
Rosie
Josie Rosie
Sacramento
Dauntless
Lulu
Tennessee
Gladiolus K. of P
Tillie
Krey Music CO
Washington St
Beecham
Churches of
Greater Boston
First Reformed Presbyterian Church IN
Rst Reformed Presbyterian
By Stopford Brooke
Sat
Tel
Suffrage Party
Gustav Stickley
Craftsman
Boylston Street
Charlotte Bryant
OUP
Ceresota
Northwestern Consolidated Milling Co. Chamber of Commerce
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