Twenty four added to Tech Aeronautics staff
Twenty four men join the staff of instructors at the School of Military Aeronautics and the naval aviation detachment at Technology. New instructors include F F Langley in conversational French A F Holmes in advanced mathematics W S Franklin in Preparatory work and many others in machine shop wood shop and aircraft manufacture and control.
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School of Military Aeronautics
Naval Aviation Detachment
Technology
Institue
F. F. Langley
A. F. Holmes
W. S. Franklin
R. H. Smith
J. F. O'Neil
Ss. B. Brown
C. D. Buck
BE. A. Burns
J. T. Cronin
H. G.davies
A. B. English
R. Fales
H. L. Foster
T. Harris
C. RE. Littlefield
W. Lofmark
Naval Aviation
C. O. Carlson
C. W. Kingally
Hugh McConnell
H. M. Noelké
Loyalty bill signed by Governor Hobby in Texas
Governor Hobby signed the loyalty bill in Austin making it a felony to speak disloyalty of the flag or of the army and navy. The measure was enacted on March 12 in Texas.
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Austin
Texas
Army
Hobby
Bar Habitues Favor Flowers in Saloons
Boston saloon patrons back Miss Margaret Hamlin's plan to brighten interiors with fresh flowers. A reader letter reports widespread interest among drinkers, with preferences including morning glories, smilax, gladioli, poppies, and daisies, except one dissenter.
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Boston
Margaret Hamlin
State House
Miss Hamlin
Committee On Federal Relations
Furtter
Sir
John E. Gillis
Winship Street
Brighton
Posing as General Pershing: Private Cameron Models for Bust
Private Alexander H. Cameron, 2% years old, son of Mr and Mrs James W Cameron of 96 Sanderson Ave Dedham, sits for a bust painting in the studio of French artist M Boucher. He resembles General Pershing in stature and mustache and wears the general’s outer coat and hat during sessions in France.
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Alexander H. Cameron
James W. Cameron
Sanderson Ave
Fast Dedham
France
General Pershing
M. Boucher
Cameron
Géneral Pershing
Washington University Ex-Chancellor Is Dead
Winfield Scott Chaplin former chancellor of Washington University died today in St Louis at 71 from arteriosclerosis. He served as chancellor for 16 years retiring in 1907.
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Washington University
ST. Louis
Winfield Scott Chaplin
Y W C A Campaign Nets $25 000 Plus. War Time Appeal Grows
Subscriptions to the Y W C A smile campaign exceed 26 000 with three hundred canvassers going house to house aiming for 75 000. Mayor Peters endorses the effort noting wartime need. treasurer George Lee reports donors including Mrs. William Cabot Mrs. Channing Lilly and many other local supporters. Total reaches 25 401 with additional pledges likely.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Peters
George
Lee
Les, Higginson& Co
George FE
Henry
John L. Grandin
Edward B. Bayley
William F. Bentinck-Smith
Channing Lilly
William Cabot
Meese
H. H. Lawrence
Stowe
G. L. Gilmore
Thomas I. Reddy
R. C. McQuillen
F. J. Bradlee
Tee Reese
Ennery
Elisabeth H. Bartel
George P. Fogg
Esedereesse
David P. Kimball
Grant Walker
Paishcostatics
William L. McKee
Chandler & Co
A. H. Eldredge
George C. Lee
William A. Gaston
Sabin P. Sanger
Katharine Abbott
Augustine
Conant
George R. Fearing
Lodge Urges War Effort In Northern France Victory
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge told the Massachusetts Legislature that victory in World War I would come in northern France with American troops and urged full support. He warned Russia’s withdrawal shifts burden to the United States and called for more men money and ships. Halifax’s G. Pearson and the Archbishop of York visited the State House in solidarity.
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France
Henry Cabot Lodge
State Senate
House of Representatives
Russia
Lodge
United States
Germany
America
State House
Ana Senator
Weeky
G. F
Pearson
Halifax
Archbishop of
York
Lawrence
McCall
World Trade War Coming Speaks on Postwar Commerce
Ansel R. Clark of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce told the Boston Credit Men's Association at Young's Hotel that after wartime orders cease a world trade war will follow. He urged expanding foreign commerce to absorb workers now in war industries and avert subnormal conditions.
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Ansel R. Clark
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Boston Credit Men's Association
Young's Hotel
Leave to Withdraw For Curleys Rainsford Island Bill
The judiciary committee voted to report leave to withdraw on Curley’s bill allowing Boston to dispose of Rainsford Island in Boston Harbor and the Suffolk School for Boys. The panel also backed similar votes on workers compensation bills except one raising minimum weekly compensation from four to five dollars.
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Committee On Judiciary
Curley
Boston
Rainsford Island
Boston Harbor
Suffolk School
Heroine of London Air Raid Honored for Courage
March 12 London reports the deaths of Lena Guilbert Ford an American author of Keep the Home Fires Bursting and her son Walter in a German air raid. English maid Annie Coxall saved Mrs Brown 86 despite injuries and the King and Queen commended her heroic behavior at the scene.
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London
Lena Guilbert Ford
Walter
Annie Coxall
Heroic maid saves elderly woman in London air raid
In a four story brick block a bomb wrecked upper floors trapping Mrs. Ford and her son. Annie Oxall dragged Mrs. Brown to safety and shielded her with doors and a bed as the building collapsed. Both women were rescued two hours later, Oxall uninjured and proud of her actions amid royal praise.
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London
Mrs. Ford
Mrs. Brown
Annie Oxall
Red Cross
Annie Coxall
Royal Engineers
Trousséau
George
Mary
Plans for Baltic to Black Sea canal proposed
Berlin dispatch reports a Germany Russia commercial agreement includes a canal plan linking the Baltic and Black Sea. Estimated cost 20 million marks, with German financiers ready. The proposal would connect the Dvina and Dneiper rivers to form a waterway from the Baltic via the Gulf of Riga to the Black Sea near Odessa.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Russia
Baltic
Black Sea
Berlin
Politiken
Dvina
Dneiper
Germany May Make Peace Offer to France
London dispatch reports preparations in German newspapers for a new political move. The Morning Post correspondent says a fresh peace offer might be based on the prewar western status and the current eastern situation.
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Germany
France
London
Morning Post
Berné
Teachers Thank Post Editorial on Salaries
A reader named Cora Bigelow expresses gratitude to the Post for the morning editorial advocating higher teachers' salaries. She thanks the editors for their help and signs sincerely.
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Post
Cora Bigelow
California Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Child Cleanse
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It claims the fruit laxative cleanses the bowels within hours, restores activity, and promotes a cheerful, energetic child. The copy advises asking for the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California Syrup
California Fig’ Syrup Company
Coconut oil shampoo advised for healthy hair
The article warns against alkali based shampoos that dry scalp and brittle hair. It recommends plain coconut oil as pure grease, cheap and effective, available at drug stores. Use a small amount with water to create a creamy lather that cleanses and rinses easily, leaving hair soft and glossy.
Delatone Based Hair Removal Noted For Home Use
A historical ad describes a home remedy using water and red powdered delatone to remove facial hair. It claims a painless, simple treatment with eight minutes of contact, then washing away. It warns to ensure genuine Delatone to avoid disappointment.
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Colgate’s
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A. R. Clark
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Pine Grove
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Warner
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