New Boston Baby and Health Warning on Tight Garments
A baby named Mister Hunt born at the B A A in Boston draws attention amid a talk on constrictive clothing. Dr Joel E Goldthwait warns such garments harm girls and women, citing drooping posture and spinal drag, urging less restrictive wear and a corsetless tunic as shown by Miss Constance Gutterson and Miss Julia Goldman.
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Hope
Mister Hunt
Athletic Club
Minnie Hunt
Boston
Newfoundland
Mrs. Powers
Pleasant Street
Joel E. Goldthwait
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Dr. Goldthwait
Constance Gutterson
Julia Goldman
Robbery at Allston Store Targeting Perlmutter
Three young men, one masked and armed, robbed Abraham Perlmutter at 4 Everett Square Allston near Everett Square. They took $13 from his pockets and his keys after shoving a pistol under his nose about 10 30 PM on Westford Street near Raymond Street. Perlmutter notified police to watch his store at 15 Raymond Street.
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Abraham Perlmutter
Everett Square
Allston
Perlmutter
Raymond Street
Westford Street
Massachusetts Forestry Leader Criticizes Woodland Use
Allan B. Chamberlain, chairman of the legislative committee of the Massachusetts Forestry Association, told the fourth annual meeting of the Massachusetts Tree Wardens and Foresters Association that residents have been "too darn shiftless" and lack gumption in using millions of acres of woodland. He called Massachusetts waste lands "foolish and inefficient" in their treatment.
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Allan B. Chamberlain
Massachusetts Forestry Association
Massachusetts Tree Wardens and Foresters’ Association
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Woodlands Wasted Says Chamberlain Leaders Named
Mr Chamberlain argues Massachusetts wastes timber by importing 87 percent of raw lumber as 3 000 000 acres of woodland could supply local needs He cites policy changes and urges better woodland management The text also lists officers and new members of a forestry association including President Nathanial T Kidder and secretary Harold J Neale with members from Barnstable West Tisbury Lenox Taunton Greenfield Northampton Holyoke Marblehead Cambridge and more The group totals about 240 members after sixty new additions.
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Massachusetts
Association
Nathanial T. Kidder
Barnstable
H. W. Athearn
West Tisbury
Berkshire
T. F. Mackey
Lenox
Bristol
L. P. Hodgkins
Taunton
Franklin
J. W. Bragg
Greenfield
Hampshire
Christopher Clark
Northampton
Hampden
T. A. Bray
Holyoke
Essex
W. H. Steaves
Marblehead
Worcester
G. R. Simonds
Barre
Middlesex
J. F. Donnelly
Cambridge
Suffolk
John Dillon
Boston
Norfolk
James H. Bowditch
Brookline
Plymouth
H. A
Saving Wisely and Supporting Industry through Banks
Do not store money in a stocking or teapot. Put savings in banking institutions to earn interest and fund loans that build now movements and businesses. The POST promotes talks by prominent men on proper saving methods to widen public interest.
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POST
Holmes
Miss Fortune
Cabot Declares Ober Discussed Politics With Him
Dr. Ober testifies that Cabot had discussed politics with him. The expert witness confirms conversations touching on public affairs.
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Cabot
DR. Ober
Ober testifies in Cabot will contest in Probate Court
Dr. Frank R. Ober of North East Harbor Maine served as the chief witness in the will contest of the late Louis Cabot. The proceedings occurred before Judge Hardy and a jury in the Probate Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Ober
North East Harbor
Louis Cabot
Hardy
Doctor Ober testifies on Cabot case and childhood tales
Dr. Ober described examinations of Mrs. Cabot and Mr. Cabot in 1910 at North East Harbor. He recounted conversations with the testator about politics, a South trip, Civil War recruiting, and a will kept in family trust. Roosevelt and Browning idle reference emerged during cross examination before adjournment.
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Ober
North East Harbor
Cabots
Cabot
Hall
Tufts
Theodore Roosevelt
Browning
Mr. Whipple
Mr. Tudor
Briggs
Courtmartial Begins Today for Lieutenant Ford Theft Charge
Courtmartial proceedings against Lieutenant Fred Ford former acting company commander of Company E Naval Militia Lynn begin at 2 p m at Mechanics Building Huntington avenue Judge Advocate Parker will preside Frederick Robinson and Walter Howard of Lynn named as witnesses Howard ordered to arrest Ford, but Ford remains missing with his wife after $600 vanished from the company treasury leaving $7.
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Fred Ford
Naval Militia
Lynn
Mechanics’ Building
Huntington Avenue
Advocate Parker
Frederick G. Robinson
Walter Howard
Howard
Ford
Lieutenant Ford
Wakefield Theater Project Hinges on Board Decision
The plan for a new Wakefield business block with stores and a theatre on the Richardson lot hinges on the Board of... approval. The estimated cost is 75 000 dollars, reflecting the town’s push for a central, mixed use development.
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Wakefield
Richardson
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Mass
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Houghton & Dutton Co
Joseph A. Maynard
Cosmopolitan Trust CO
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Max Mitchell
Patrick F. O'Keefe
Parry C. Wiggin
Exchange Trust Co
Milk Street
Boylston Street
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Fidelity Trust Co
Washington Street
Savings Department
Cambridge Thrift Club Special Interest Department
Harvard Trust CO
Maine
Mars Bartol
MR Cabots
Choo
Ker
Weness
Philip Cabot
Xpert
Louis
S. Tourus Fees
DR Ober
Selectmen
Dr. .Bart
DR Briggs
Me NY Mae Re
Maca Ie Neill
Summer St
Raymond
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State Street
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City Square
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National Biscuit Company
Doette
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Tel. Main
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America
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Brookside Ciec
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