Ethel Leginska Recital Charms Boston Audience
Pianist Ethel Leginska gave a Jordan Hall recital showcasing a noble spirit and muscular, brilliant technique. She displayed mastery across Scarlatti Godowsky Balakirew Chopin and Liszt, sang melodies, and earned half an hour of encores as the hall overflowed with listeners.
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Ethel Leginska
Jordan Hall
Miss Legin
Scarlatti
Godowsky
Balakirew
Chopin
Liszt
Boston
Tribute to a Talented Young Dianist Community Leader
A described enthusiasm marked a deserved tribute to one of the era’s most talented young Dianists, highlighting the passion and promise among the movement’s rising figures.
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A Aastaet
Concord High and Mechanical Arts to play Patriots Day game
Arrangements are set for the annual baseball game between Concord High School nine and the Mechanical Arts High School team of Boston as a feature of the Patriots Day celebration in Concord. The contest will be held in the afternoon of April 19.
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Concord High School
Mechanic Arts High School
Boston
Concord
Creighton seeks court injunction to halt Lasters strike
Albert M. Creighton a major Lynch shoe maker filed a bill in equity in Superior Court at Salem asking an injunction against Lasters Locals officers and members restraining a walkout if wages and prices are not adjusted. Judge Jenney issued notice returnable tomorrow based on a letter from the union business agent claiming a walkout would follow. The suit cites an agreement made last September through arbitrator Henry B Endicott prohibiting strikes for three years after factory closure.
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Albert M. Creighton
Lynch
Salem
Lasters
Jenney
Creighton
Lasters’ Union
Express Teams Stolen and Sold Suspect Arrested
Samuel Weinhouse alias Sol Weinhouse, 26, of Brookline Street South End, was arrested by Inspectors Mitchell and Mulrey after a police search. He is charged with stealing express teams and disposing of the property. The teams were abandoned after the loot was taken and sold.
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Samuiel Weinhouse
Sol Weinhouse
Brookline Street
South End
Mitchell and Mulrey
Police
Spring Flower Show Opens as Benefit for the Red Cross
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society opened its annual exhibition in Horticultural Hall drawing thousands. The event showcased spring flowers and outdoor beauty plus wartime spirit from Liberty Garden and the Acacia Red Cross Tea Garden as a fundraiser for the Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Liberty Garden
Acacia Red Cross
Red Cross Exceeds At Hort Society Exhibition
Wartime spirit filled the hall as all attendees aided the Red Cross. Proceeds from the Hort Society exhibition go to the Boston Metropolitan Chapter with a committee led by Miss Dorothy Forbes guiding show operations. Mayor Peters opened the event and praised Red Cross workers while urging city gardeners to place a flower emblem near the Washington statue. The Liberty Garden display by J K L M Farquhar features a life sized Liberty statue flanked by flags made of colored pebbles. Acacia Garden houses 300 plants from Thomas Roland of Nahant, with tea tables run by Red Cross workers and Vincent Club members. Prominent volunteers included Miss Martha Thorndike and Miss Sarah Winslow. Captain T F MacMahon of the Irish Guards shared wartime experiences and Miss Marion Sprague sang.
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Horticultural Society
Richard M. Saltonstall
Boston
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Dorothy Forbes
Eleanor Cotton
J. Montgomery Sears
J. J. Barter
Archibald Blanchard
Peters
Acacia Garden
Washington Statue
James Wheeler
Society
Liberty Garden
J. K. L. M. Farquhar
Farquhar
Statue of Liberty
Thomas Roland of
Nahant
Vincent Club
Martha Thorndike
Sarah Winslow
Frances Prescott
Barbara Foster
Elizabeth Bennett
Nella Fisk
Barbara Russell
Anna Winslow
Jane Peters
Sibyl Appleton
Helen Hart
Samuel Hoar, Jr
John Hoar
Paul Courtney
Henry St. John Smith
Robert Lowell
Augustus Thorndike, Jr
Lyon Weyburn
Willard Simpkins
Alpheus M. Geer
Emily Thomas
Elizabeth Burgess
C. E. Ervin
T. F. MacMahon
Irish Guards
Somme
Ypres
Loos
Marion Sprague
Army Captain Weds Cambridge Girl in Private Ceremony
Miss Mabel Winifred Ferguson, daughter of James A. Ferguson, married Captain Robert Hiisworth Phillips of the U S Army at her father’s Cambridge home. The Rev. Ellsworth Phillips and the Rev. E A Palmquist officiated. The couple plans to reside at Fort Scrivens, Georgia after a brief wedding trip.
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Mabel Winifred Ferguson
James A. Ferguson
Cambridge Street
Robert Hiisworth Phillips
Buena Vista Park
Cambridge
Ellsworth Phillips
Worcester
E. A. EB. Palmquist
New England
South
Phillips
Fort Scrivens
Liemt
New Deal for Dutch by Allies
The Dutch foreign minister presented a note to the States General outlining negotiations with the allies for an economic arrangement. It reports the allies may withdraw their pledge not to use ships in the danger zone, and America has agreed to deliver 100000 tons of wheat to Holland in return for half a million tons of shipping by Holland. The government seeks a swift decision on whether such a transaction is possible.
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the Hague
Dr. Loudon
States General Today
America
Holland
Cambridge Woman Celebrates 98th Birthday
Mrs Hannah Pitt of Cambridge, aged 98, credits a strict diet and Ben Franklin motto Early to bed and early to rise for her longevity. She celebrated with 50 friends at her son Dr C P Pitt's home, sharing a routine of early mornings, simple breakfasts, hot soup, lively house exercise, and a light evening meal before peaceful sleep.
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Hannah Pitt
Cambridge
Ben Franklin
C. P. Pitt
Cambridge Street
Tennis Club Elects New Officers
The Arlington Heights Tennis Club last night elected officers led by President George E. Stokes and a vice president to complete the slate. Further details on the voting outcomes were not provided in the fragment.
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Arlington Heights
George E. Stokes
Presi
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Show Strong Spring Benefit
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron boost iron and blood purification when taken together before and after meals. The ad urges their use for spring fatigue, nerve strength, and general up building, with Hood's Pills recommended for biliousness or constipation as a safe vegetable cathartic.
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Hood
Sloan's Liniment Advertisement Claims Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Sloan's liniment for external pains. It promises fast relief for sore, aching, sprained, or strained parts with no skin staining. It notes bottles sold by druggists at 25c, 50c, and 1.00.
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Sloan
Indigestion Treated With Bisulated Magnesia After Meals
Medical authorities attribute most stomach trouble to excess hydrochloric acid rather than lack of digestive juices. artificial digestants risk harm. Take Bisulated Magnesia after meals to sweeten the stomach and curb acid. Sold at Liggetts Riker Aynes Drug Stores and other druggists.
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Liggetts-Rikeraynes
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