Connolly challenges Gallivan to open congressional debate
In a South Boston rally at the municipal building Challen ge by Connolly urged open debate with James A. Gallivan. He criticized Gallivan for claiming an election from a narrow primary win and called for a public forum anywhere, anytime with notice given for voters to attend. Torchy heads to Florida. see The Sunny Flit in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
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James B. Connolly
Municipal
South
Boston
Connolly
James A. Gallivan
Gallivan
Torchy
Florida
Next Sunday Post
Sewell Ford
Do It Yourself Hair Darkener and Scalp Remedy
An advertisement offers a home mix to darken gray hair and treat scalp issues. Dissolve two small boxes Barbor Compound in seven ounces of water, add one ounce bay rum and a quarter ounce glycerine. Apply weekly until darkened, then every two weeks for maintenance. usable on beards too.
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Polly
Marcia Oakes Woodbury Paintings Exhibit Opens
Boston artist Marcia Oakes Woodbury, who died last year, will have her paintings shown for two weeks at the Museum of Fine Arts. The collection includes watercolors and crayon sketches of Dutch domestic life, with 107 preliminary etchings and 224 proofs, 41 of which are annotated and touched by Turner.
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Marcia Oakes Woodbury
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Turner
Dutch Life in Art and Turner's Liber Studiorum Exhibit Opens
Mrs Woodbury and her husband John reflect on decades in Laren and Vollendam as a 1891 start yields early works and unfinished pieces. The highlight includes David a painting of her son with violin and Boy and the Boat a 1902 watercolor. Dutch women in fields and homes dominate the collection. A Turners Liber Studiorum prints exhibit, bequeathed to the museum by the late Francis Bullard, opens with the finest set.
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Liber Studiorum
J. M. W. Turner
Francis Bullard
Liber
Tissues to Firm Skin with Almozoin Mixture
An old column recommends a facial treatment using almozoin dissolved in cold water with glycerine for skin tightening. It claims the solution contracts the skin on first use and restores a firm contour and velvety complexion.
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Caroline
Maurice
Reading appoints Frank Gray as postmaster
Captain Frank Gray of 91 Middlesex avenue Reading received a telegram from Washington informing him he has been appointed postmaster of Reading. He succeeds Charles W Abbott whose four year term has expired.
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Frank
Gray
Middlesex Avenue
Reading
Washington
Charles W. Abbott
Costumed Hungarians Witness in Superior Court
Johan Ciorum, a coppersmith in Hungarian peasant attire with six companions, testified in the case against George Heppe, a Boston candy dealer, for 472 dollars. Sir Thomas Lipton and other English businessmen vouched for his skill. The judge examined the signature as peasants in court drew attention for their striking garb and appearance.
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Johan Ciorum
Ciorum
George Heppe
Boston
Thomas Lipton
Ehiy
Sir Thomas
Court House
Maine Mayflower Scion 95 Years Old
Hartford Maine March 25 Alonzo Fuller oldest resident here and direct descendant of Dr Samuel Fuller who came over on the Mayflower celebrated his 95th birthday today He is a Civil War veteran with the First Maine Battalion and has long worked as a farmer attributing longevity to healthy living and active farm work. Only one Brom Quinine ad.
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Hartford
Alonzo Fuller
Samuel Fuller
New Haven Agreement Ratified by NYNH&H Directors
Directors of the New York New Haven Hartford RR in a special meeting unanimously approved the agreement guiding the disintegration of the New Haven system following terms between Chairman Howard Elliott and Attorney-General McReynolds. The notice accompanies various religious events in Boston and Roxbury including services, lectures, and parish retreats this week.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Howard Elliott
McReynolds
New Haven
New Haven to Hold Special Stockholders Meeting on April 21
Chairman Elliott authorized a special meeting of the stockholders in New Haven for April 21 to act on the agreement. Officials expect ratification by a large majority and a pamphlet on New Haven negotiations with the Department of Justice will be mailed to all security holders. The report will cover the road’s financial condition and the $45,000,000 notes due May 18 with no provision yet made. Gross earnings for the first three weeks of March trail last year by 2 12 percent. trolley subsidiaries run about five percent behind.
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Elliott
New Haven
Department of Justice
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