Moral Reform Society reports on Talitha Cumi Paternity Care
Dr Julian Morton Plummer, secretary of the New England Moral Reform Society, stated last year nine unfortunate girls received care at Talitha Cumi Maternity Home and Hospital with most being high school students. Police order named four patrolmen for current duty at East Dedham, Lagrange, City Hall stations.
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George C. Sullivan
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Stephen J. Ryder, Jr
City Hall
Sternberg Remanded to Tombs After Hotel Death
Benjamin Sternberg was held at the Tombs for 24 hours by Coroner Riordan awaiting further examination on the death of Elsie Lee Hilair found in the Martinique Hotel. He is to be arraigned at 4 p.m. tomorrow as two complaints prompted the coroner to order temporary detention.
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Allied Bazaar in Baltimore Nets 115,358 for War Victims
Baltimore officials announced that the Allied Bazaar held last week raised a net total of 115,358 dollars. The funds will be directed to providing food and clothing for war victims in Europe.
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College Grads Offer Services to U S Government
Philadelphia March 2 thousands of alumni from 60 leading universities colleges and technical schools offered their services to the United States government. Dr William McClellan director of the intercollegiate intelligence bureau announced the effort as the bureau, organized in Washington with government approval, seeks to mobilize graduates nationwide for governmental needs.
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Washington
McClellan
Man Should Admire Woman's Character Sayings
Horace Taylor a young biologist told a Boston audience at 30 Huntington Avenue that a man ought to admire a woman's character more than her beauty He urged less jealousy and more friendship and said the greatest love is a shared ideal and teamwork.
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Boston School of Social Science
Huntington Avenue
Acid in Stomach Sours the Food
A noted authority says stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid, not lack of digestive juices. He advises four ounces of Jad Salts daily for a week to neutralize acidity, relieve gas, and promote digestion. Jad Salts, inexpensive, is made from grape and lemon acids with lithia and sodium phosphate, used by thousands with good results.
Cripple Sues Over Wifes Spending in Suffolk Court
Generoso Fabiano testified before Judge Bell that his wife Mabel spent nearly all his earnings on intoxicants during their few months in Revere. The judge granted him a decree nisi though Fabiano is a one legged cripple and a shoemaker by trade.
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Mabel Fabiano
Bell
Suffolk
Fabiano
Revere
Man testifies to repeated abuse by drunken wife in Reverie home
Fabiano recounts daily assaults by his wife described as very drunk by police. Officers C L Walter and John H Graham testified to frequent beer parties, the wife's aggressiveness, and Fabiano's fear, noting one night he fled to his brother after she refused to promise not to strike him.
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C. L. Walter
John H. Graham
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Maine extends time to reorganize Boston & Maine railroad
Augusta Me March 22 An extension to July 1 1919 of the period to exercise provisions of the act for the reorganization of the Boston and Maine railroad is provided in a bill favorably reported today The measure authorizes Boston and Maine or any new state approved corporation to issue stock bonds or other obligations as needed to carry out the reorganization plan as far as state authority is required.
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Augusta
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
Public Utilities Commission
Memorial to Chapman Receives Donation for Harvard Fund
A memorial for Victor Emmanuel Chapman, a Harvard graduate killed at Verdun in June 1916 as part of the French flying corps, gathers donations totaling 24 dollars yesterday. Friends presented the fund to Harvard via Edgar H. Wells. Once it reaches 2,000 dollars, annual income will fund a French youth to study at Harvard.
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Victor Emmanuel Chapman
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Edgar H. Wells
Vitalitas Nectar Promises Quick Relief from Ailments
Advertisement touts Vitalitas as Nature’s tonic and remedy for chronic indigestion rheumatism nervous debility kidney and liver troubles. Testimonials from Fall River Lawrence and Edgewood claim rapid relief after using the product with offers of a free sample at Woodward's Drug Store 102 Tremont Street.
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Fall River
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Michel H. Plante
Rodman St
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Vitalitas
J. W. Kerwin
Woodward's Drug Store
Tremont Street
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