Woman Charged With Repeating Criminal Operation
Mrs Mary I Lewis 52 a widow was arrested at her Everett home and charged with performing a criminal operation on the same day another arrest occurred. The victim lies critically ill at a nearby city home. Lewis, linked to a daughter of prominent parents, was identified by the girl. She was arrested March 1 on a similar charge and indicted March 7, out on 2000 bail.
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Mary I
Lewis
Irving Street
Everett
More Iron in Her Blood Promoted by Dr Ferdinand King
A physician cites iron deficiency as a major health and vitality risk for modern American women and advocates Nuxated Iron over metallic iron. The full article promises to explain why women need more iron now and claims strength can rise 100 percent in two weeks with Nuxated Iron, sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand King
New York
King
Passage of a $1,000,000 war bill approved swiftly
The Massachusetts Legislature moved a $1 million war bill through fast, with no debate. The measure aims to fund militia equipment and potential expansion to wartime strength, backed by Governor McCall’s urgent appeal for rapid, self-reliant defense preparation.
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House
Senate
Joint
Ways and Means Committee
James J. Storrow
Committee On Public Safety
Henry B. Endicott
Robert L. Raymond
Story of the Play by Paul M. Potter
A Sunday Post feature reviews Paul M. Potter's drama about a young woman with a checkered past who seeks respect in society. Her husband loves her despite suspicions raised by her mother and a smirking prince bearing gifts. She ends by relinquishing the attempt to win full acceptance.
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Paul M. Potter
Oldacres
Blanche Bates Stars In New Boston Stage Play Eleven P. M.
Blanche Bates returns to Boston’s Tremont Theatre in Paul M. Potter’s Eleven P. M. with Wilton Lackaye. Bates and Lackaye deliver natural performances in a melodramatic scene, supported by Browne Barnes and Louise MacIntosh in a tasteful production that pleases, though not a masterwork.
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Blanche Bates
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Paul M. Potter
Miss Bates
Wilton Lackaye
Mr. Lackaye
Harry C. Browne
Major O'Toole
J. H. Barnes
Louise MacIntosh
Charles W. Butler
Mme. Jeffreys Lewis
Recitals Highlight Steinert Hall Concerts Gaulois
Greta Torpadie opened with a Steinert Hall recital featuring Haydn Handel Sibelius Sinding Lenormand Wolf Schubert and others. George Copeland with Louis Besserer and Elizabeth Gordon performed at Copley Plaza and a Spanish dancer joined in. The third Concerts Gaulois program at Steinert Hall featured Ethel Frank Sergei Adamsky Ramon Blancart Miss Collingbourne Seidhoff and works by Nadia and Lili Boulanger showcasing notable talent and craft.
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Greta Torpadie
Steinert Hall
Haydn
Handel
Sibelius
Sinding
Lenormand
Wolf
Schubert
Copley Plaza
George Copeland
Louis’ Besserer
Elizabeth Gordon
Copeland
Ethel Frank
Sergei Adamsky
Ramon Blanchart
Dutch Garden to Be Feature at Big Flower Show
A miniature Dutch garden designed by Mrs. Marguerite Breck will be part of the Flower Show in Agricultural Hall. The Lexington resident, who studied Dutch color and landscape, grows 50 000 refined bulbs under glass for her Dutch Trial Garden. Experts will be on hand to answer questions and educate the public about botanical interests.
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Storrow
Endicott
Raymond
Horticultural Hall
Marguerite Breck
Waban
Holland
Lexington
Mra. Breck
Saltonstall
Married 29 Years Divorced in Suffolk Court
Mrs. Hilma Anderson was granted a divorce from Oscar A Anderson after 29 years of marriage in Sweden. Judge Raymond ordered $1000 alimony as a lump sum, after assurances that Oscar could pay.
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Hilma Anderson
Oscar A. Anderson
Sweden
Raymond
Suffolk
Oscar
An Old Recipe to Darken Hair
Sage Tea and Sulphur restore color and luster to faded gray hair. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a ready made version for about 50 cents. Apply with sponge to strands. hair darkens evenly by morning and becomes thicker and glossier. Not a medical product.
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Wyeth
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Butler
AWA DD
Huld VY
Oman
War Department
Governors’ Office
Commonwealth
McCall
General Court
National Guard
Samuel W. M'Call
Li Iimpu
True Iradway & Co., Inc
St., N
Kisselkar
New England
Commonwealth Ave
Mass
Brookline
Duffy's
Pa Van-Loon
Next Sunday Post
C.F. Hovey Company
Chauncy and
Avon Streets
Tel. Beach
Aating Blanche
Tremont
Edward H. Crosby
America
Collier's
Collier’s
Collier
P F Collier & Son : Incorporated
Lollier
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