Observant citizen notes local events and historic elm
The Observant observes spring signs and schedules while discussing Dartmouth anniversary conflicts with a Democratic convention trip. He cites Cambridge elm legends, forestry efforts to save the tree, and District Attorney Pelletier handling letters from deserted wives seeking justice as he vows to be a nemesis to fugitives.
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Fred Williams
Dartmouth
Hanover Falls
Baltimore
Newampshire
Pelletier
Boston Observant Citizen Tells of Local Happenings
A column of bemused notes and anecdotes from Boston society includes remarks on a Brockton Y M C A event, a recall joke by Judge Hardy, a Park Square coat theft chase, a West Roxbury telephone exchange update, Palm Beach travel chatter, and a Taft lookalike in Dorchester.
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Hardy
Superior Court
Palm Beach
Florida
William F. Fitzgerald
State Street
Boston
House sustains Foss veto on Suffolk Law degree bill
The House votes 91 to 84 to sustain Governor Foss's veto of a bill allowing the Suffolk School of Law to grant degrees. The action curbs the law school's expansion and maintains current accreditation status.
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House
Foss
Suffolk School of Law
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Guarantee Offer
A Rexall store advertises Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a personal guarantee refund if not satisfied after trying three large bottles. The ad notes the remedy may restore hair where roots are not dead and promotes two sizes 50c and 1.00. It asserts the product’s success for many and urges trial at The Rexall Stores.
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Rexall
The Concert By Rose D Nealley in Lewiston Maine
The Singer captivates the audience with the first public concert as she weds the First Violin in a clash with the jealous Pianist. Encores, rising passion, and a dramatic dressing room exchange reveal affection and claimed engagements. The Pianist confronted, the couple depart with a tense future.
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Verlanelle
Golconda
Aldrich’s
Aldrich’ S
Subduing Sorrow by Uncle Walt Mason
A verse by Walt Mason recalls sorrow haunting a man who preaches misery until jailed and then turns to work in a denim jumper finding solace in honest labor. The poem warns that those who profit from others grief walk a lonely road as society withdraws.
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Robert J. Roberts
Boston Y. M. C. A
Boston
Brockton Y. M. C. A
Mart
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
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