Forts Test Coastal Defenses With Summer Maneuvers
Newport Rhode Island March 24 Defenses of the North Atlantic coast will be tested next summer in a series of maneuvers. Boston forts will face an attack by torpedo boat destroyers and mine planters Aug 4 to 10 with crews augmented by Coast Artillery Corps from Portland Maine and Portsmouth New Hampshire. Long Island Sound defenses will be tested Aug 14 to 20 with personnel reassigned from New Bedford and Narragansett Bay. Eastern New York defenses run July 25 to 29.
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Newport
R. I
North Atlantic
Boston
Coast Artillery Corps
Portland
Portsmouth
N.fh
Long Island Sound
New Bedford
Narrasansett Bay
New York
New Weather Forecast Method Deemed Fallacious
Washington March 4 The Weather Bureau chief declares a new system of long range forecasting based on sunspot activity and solar radiation rifts fallacious. The bureau has long since investigated the supposed discovery and issued a formal statement.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Tufts Seniors Named Student Lecturers At Union Partners
N. E. Halpin and David Ferguson from Tufts Engineering spoke as exchange lecturer guests at Towell Textile School and Brown University. Professor B. San horn launched the program with Brown Lowell Textile Franklin Union and Treston Y M C A involved.
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N. E. Halpin
David Ferguson
Tufts Engineering School
Towell Textile School
Brown University
B. Sanhorn
Tufts School
Brown, Lowell Textile
Franklin Union
Treston Y. M. C. A
Belt Line Favored by Terminal Board
The Boston Terminal Commission recommends a belt line connecting the New York New Haven Hartford and Boston and Maine railroads in this city with legislative action urged. The report estimates an expenditure of at least 109 million dollars, and a minority dissent is noted.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
Boston & Maine
Boston
Boston Terminal Commission
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promises Vitality for Young Women
The ad argues that young women suffer headaches, pallor, and nervousness from thin blood. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a pure nourishing tonic to enrich blood, strengthen, and ease frailty for mothers and daughters. It highlights a nutty flavor and absence of alcohol or opiates.
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Scott
Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Pimply skin fades with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel for cleansing blood bowels and liver. It claims clearer skin after a few nights, relief from bad breath and constipation, and promotes olive colored tablets sold in 10c and 26c boxes by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Silver cup from Sydney shows bonds of friendship
Mary Pickford recounts a journey from Australia where a penny drive at a Sydney theatre funded a large silver loving cup for her. She describes a crowd of contributors from officials to a boy who swapped a lollipop for a penny and wrote his name, and a child’s call to Mary on the phone.
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Australia
England
Sydney
Mary Pickford
Little Shaver
Marry Pickford
Honey
Orstrallia
Murry Peckford
Jerry
Anonymous Advice on Climbing and Appearance
A set of brief quotes from anonymous readers and a librarian about climbing trees, fashion, and personal choices. The letters touch on building trellises, hair style preferences, and career advice about staying with a lucrative position versus pursuing stage work.
Mary Pickford Talks Daily In Daily Post And Sunday Post
Mary Pickford will appear in the Daily Post five days a week and again each Sunday in the Sunday Post, continuing her regular feature.
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Mary Pickford
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Woman Identified in Cambridge Car Death
The elderly woman's body, who died after falling ill on an East Cambridge viaduct car, was identified by relatives as Mrs Anna Brooks of 31 Sackville Street Charlestown. Her body had been unnamed for about a day at an undertaker's rooms.
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East Cambridge Relief Hospital
Cambridge
Anna Brooks
Sackville Street
Charlestown
Nutty to Nutley: Name Change Granted in New York
John David Nutty, a life insurance agent, obtained permission from a Supreme Court justice to change his name to Nutley due to constant mockery. The court action marks a formal shift in his legal identity.
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New York
John David Nutty
Nutty
Supreme Court
Nutley
Fire destroys Natick area barn killing five horses
A large Natick barn owned by Carlo Cialbianchi burned last night. Five horses died along with three cows six pigs and 15 tons of hay and harness. The total loss is about 5000 dollars. Fire crews faced bad road conditions delaying arrival and focused on protecting adjacent structures.
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Carlo Cialbianchi
Natick
Bromine Quinine Cold Remedy Promotes Quick Relief
When a cold starts, take Sana tive Bromo Quinine to remove early cold symptoms. Box shows E. W. Groves signature and is priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Groves
Muff Causes Girl Arrest in Southern Essex Case
Rose Miller, 14, a Lynn colored girl, will appear in juvenile court to explain why she had a muff owned by Classical High School girl when apprehended. Miller, once in a special class, ran away after being dropped for poor studies. Patrolman Dwyer found her with friends at 911-2 Flossom street. muff owner Rosamond White, 16, Bulfinch street, reported the theft.
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Rose Miller
District Court of Southern Essex
Lynn
Miller
Roger Dwyer
Flossom Street
Rosamond White
Bulfinch Street
Market News Service to Report Perishable Crops
Field men from the Markets and Rural Organization depart Washington to launch the Agriculture Department Market News Service for perishables. The service is free to users and the first reports will be issued Monday.
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Washington
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
Department of Agriculture
Killeen Not Guilty In Chase Girl's Death
In police court John T. Killeen an elevator man was found not guilty of manslaughter in the death of Miss Eleanor Chase of Medford. She was a passenger in the elevator he operated in the Lawrence building Tremont and West streets.
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Gertrude Allen
Dowd
Charles A. Alexander
Brookline
Miss Allen
Phyllis Litchfield
Cheritg
Rose Blanchard Crocker
Bloomer
John T. Killeen
Eleanor Chase
Medford
Lawrence Building
Tremont
West Streets
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Higher
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Chase Girl
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