Accuse Driver of Mail Theft Case Unfolds in Court
Edward Pinabell, a mail truck driver, faces allegations after 20 registered letters vanish en route from South Station to the central post office. Government witness Jordan says the sack never left Pinabell’s sight, while two railroad tickets were later found in the missing letters. Pinabell claims he found the tickets on Federal street and was arrested after a burial. The commissioner planned a ruling that afternoon.
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Hermann
Edward Pinabell
Jordan
United States
Post Office
Pinabell
Federal Street
St. Michael’s
Benefits of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil for Kidney Ailments
An appeal notes kidney disease as a cause of tiredness sleeplessness and back pain and promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims the oil soothes inflamed kidneys destroys germs and restores health within a day with ongoing daily use to prevent recurrences.
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Nature
Haarlem
Massively oversubscribed debate tickets fate decides few winners
Over 30 000 applications for admission to the Lodge Lowell debate led to a lottery after a private list of invitees from Henry Cabot Lodge and A Lawrence Lowell reduced normal lottery seats. Symphony Hall will seat 3196 with tickets allocated by the committee and press, a fair but limited chance for applicants.
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Symphony Hall
Committee of Arrangements
United States
Henry Cabotlodge
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Bos
Lowell
Edward Cummings
Post
Rebuilding Workers Through Preventive Medicine Lecture
Lieutenant-Colonel Harry E. Mock urged mandatory physical exams for job applicants at Harvard Medical School. He argued health supervision boosts profits by cutting turnover, infections, and hospital costs, calling for industrial reconstruction paralleling war‑time reform. Dr. Mock praised Parker Hill hospital shop work as among the best in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Mock
Division of Reconstruction of
Harvard Medical School
Cutter
Dr. Mack
Mock
Parker Hill Hospital
China Settles With U S Over Monocacy Incident
The Chinese government accepts U S settlement terms after the Monocacy incident on the Yangtze. The gunboat came under fire near Yochow Jan 17 last year. Chief Yeoman O'Brien died from wounds. Indemnities: O'Brien’s widow $25 000 in gold. Ferguson and Donelly $500 each.
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Ferguson
W. M. Donelly
Yeoman
O'Brien
Ferguson and
Donelly
Moral jolt urged to curb Germany and Bolshevism
The Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis spoke to the Boston Methodist Preachers urging a 25 year moral commission to guide Germany's moral education. He condemned Bolshevism as a survival of the strongest and warned of its destructive impact on Russia and global society.
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Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Boston Methodist Preachers
Wesleyan Hall
Germany
Russia
Trotsky and Lenine
United States
Trotzky
New York
Triplets Born In Malden Weighs Shared Births Reported
Mrs Benjamin Kidder of 184 Essex street Malden welcomed twins Hannah and Rebecca with a brother Noah at Malden Hospital. Hannah weighed four pounds six ounces Rebecca five pounds eight ounces, Noah the lightest. The Kidder family previously had five children. Mr Kidder runs a tailor shop in Putnam Connecticut.
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Benjamin Kidder
Essex Street
Malden
Malden Hospital
Hannah
Rebecca
Noah
Mrs. Kidder
Mr. Kidder
Putnam, Conn
Winds Hold Up Two Coasters In Portland Harbor
The two masted coasters Gold Hunter and Itasca, laden with boxboards for Boston firms, remain anchored in Portland harbor since Thanksgiving Day due to persistent North wind. They have repeatedly attempted to sail for Boston but winds shift compel them to return, despite milder winter weather than in recent years.
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Gold Hunter
Itasca
Portland Harbor
Boston
Annual Dinner of Hebrew Free Loan Society
Prominent Jews of the city will attend the sixth annual anniversary banquet of the Hebrew Free Loan Society. Louis E. Kirstein will be toastmaster with speakers Louis Baer Max Mitchell Carl Dreyfus and Julius Hiseman at Brunswick Roxbury tomorrow evening.
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Brew Free Loan Society of Tomorrow
Brunswick
Roxbury
Louis E. Kirstein
Louis Baer
Federated Jewish Charities of Boston
Max Mitchell
Carl Dreyfus
Julius Hiseman
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener
An old time remedy for darkening faded gray hair now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A bottle hollowly restores natural color with minimal cost. apply with sponge to a strand at a time and over a few uses hair becomes darker, thicker and shinier.
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Wyeth
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Xan
Cyp Yi
Mao Ie Ue
The
Centaur Companesu
Castoria
Gilchrist Co
League of Nations
Mt. Vernon Street
Dr. Mock
China
U. S
Freara
IIL
F. I. Slattery
Tremont Street
Dolman
Bolivia
Paulette
JAS
Magazines
Wallace
Women’s New
Baronette
Dr. Hillis
Vichy
French Republic
SigiTs
S. S. Pierce, Distributors
CASCO
Ow Dollars
Peabody & CO
Nic. MaRore
Free Loan Society
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