Foster Eddy Summoned In Eddy Will Case
Concord New Hampshire March 15 An order requires Dr Ebenezer J Foster Eddy of Waterbury Vermont to appear in the Supreme Court on April 2 to join the litigation over the will of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of the Christian Science Church The aim is to bind all heirs and next of kin to any court finding Arguments were heard on New Hampshire statutes regarding the residuary bequest to the First Church of Christ Scientist of Boston and its validity by executor Henry M Baker of Bow
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Concord
N. H
Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy
Waterbury
Supreme Court
Mary Baker G. Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Southland
Waycross
Georgia
Shenandoah
Blue Ridge Mountains
Old Virginia
America
Wiley resigns as chief chemist at Bureau of Chemistry
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley leaves the laboratories after nearly 29 years as chief chemist citing friction with superiors and enforcement disputes under the pure food and drugs act. He vows to advocate civic righteousness and industrial integrity to ensure the act serves the people.
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Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Wiley
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advised
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle safe laxative for women across life stages. It highlights delicate flavor, pleasant action, and reliable cleansing with California Fig Syrup Co as the source.
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California
Mercenary manufacturers and dealers noted in brief
A fragment references a small group of mercenary manufacturers and dealers. The line hints at a historical context where traders with self serving aims dominated commerce. No further details or names are readable in the provided text.
Taft regretful as Dr Wiley resigns from federal post
President Taft expresses regret at the resignation of Dr. Wiley while Secretary Wilson praises his value. Wiley thanks Wilson and Taft for exonerating him about prior charges regarding Dr. Busby. He cites interference with his speech and the bureau’s work on misbranded foods and drugs.
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Taft
Wilson
Dr. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Wiley
Teach Girls How to Flirt Sparks Debate in Philadelphia
Miss Laura B. Garrett of New York urged at the Children's Welfare Conference that girls should be taught how and why to flirt to foster noble motherhood and reduce tragedies. She argued prudish ignorance leaves children unprepared for gender relations, warning that frankness may better prepare them for dangers.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Laura B. Garrett
New York
Children’s Welfare Conference
Mise Garrett
Pay Last Honors To Woodbury
Howard C. Woodbury a Washington street merchant died last Wednesday and was buried with Masonic rites in New Old South Church. The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Knights Templars and many civic groups attended as the casket received evergreen sprigs and floral tributes. The service featured a address by R Perry Bush and was followed by a burial at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Howard C. Woodbury
Washington Street
New Old South Church
Lieutenant Woodbury
Knights Templars
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Everett C. Benton
Evergreen
St. Omer
Able Artillery Company
Knights of Pythias
Sir Knights of the Commandery
Boston, Lodge, of Elks
Mystic Shrine
South Boston Yacht Club
Sons of Veterans
St. Omer Commandery
Harry Hamilton
Wilbur F. Adams
Fred McDonald
Harry G. Jordan
Isaac Steele
Perlie A. Dyer
Forest Hills Cemetery
Fraternal Orders Attend Funeral of Local Lieutenant
Shortly after 2 o clock the church filled with associates of the lieutenant in business and fraternal life. He belonged to many fraternal orders and each sent representatives to the services. Conspicuous among the groups of men.
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