Want Movie for Hospital Aid Plea from Plymouth County Hospital
In South Hanson patients at Plymouth County Hospital seek funds for a motion picture machine to escape isolation and illness. They ask readers to contribute via Miss Henriette Kahn, listing donors from Rockland Brockton and beyond, with small amounts and a goal to bring films into their sanatorium life.
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Plymouth County Hospital
South Hanson
Cape Cod
Henriette Kahn
Mars
Thought raid mistaken for hold-up at Charlestown bar
Philip Doherty testified before US Commissioner Hayes about a raid at a Park Street near-beer emporium in Charlestown. He described agents, a bar breach, and being told to clear the premises while denying possession of liquor. The bartender claimed confiscated liquid ranged from low alcohol to rumored impost.
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Prohibition
Philip Doherty
Park Street
Charlestown
United States
Hayes
Doherty
Corcoran Doherty
Jakey
Lexington Girl to Wed Harvard Man
Miss Marjorie FE Seeley of Lexington will marry John Rogers Hurlburt from Harvard in June. Miss Seeley, daughter of O Gilbert Seeley, is a 1916 Wellesley College graduate. No specific wedding date has been announced.
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Marjorie FE. Seeley
Lexington
John Rogers Hurlburt
Harvard
Miss Seeley
O. Gilbert Seeley
Wellesley College
Brightwell Trial to Start Today in Superior Court
Charles M. Brightwell president of Ola Colony Foreign Exchange Company, his wife Katherine W. Brightwell, and 18 others faced trial in the Superior Criminal Court for conspiracy to steal. The hearing was postponed to today due to prior engagements of counsel. Mrs Brightwell is charged with larceny of 35000 dollars on August 13, 1920 and with receiving the stolen funds.
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Charles M. Brightwell
Ola Colony, Foreign Exchange Company
Katherine W. Brightwell
Concern
Superior Criminal Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Strict Rules for Dancing in Boston High Schools
Boston schools superintendent Frank V. Thompson tells a Post reporter Boston is ahead of other cities in controlling pupil behavior at school dances. He notes dances are allowed only on graduation day and only in the afternoon, with strict regulations and parental approval.
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Boston
Frank V. Thompson
Post
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Protests Against House Bill 807 in Boston Letter
W B Littlefield writes to the Post protesting House Bill 807. He cites his tax burden on Boston real estate and praises current licensing of public amusements, arguing the bill sustains an excise board whose duties have ceased and contradicts Republican economy principles. He signs off March 8.
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Sir
Boston
W. B. Littlefield
Stop That Coughing Colds Yield to Father John’s Medicine
A brief notice touts Father John’s Medicine as a non drug remedy for coughs and colds. It recommends relief without narcotics and appeals to readers seeking simple home treatment.
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John
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Briand
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Ee Aa Jr
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