Dr. Rowley Re elected President Of Humane Society
Dr. Frances H. Rowley president of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was re elected yesterday at the society’s annual meeting. Other officers were re chosen and new board members named including George Lennist Clarke Clarence B. Denny George Lewis Jr and Mrs Frederic A Washburn. The American Humane Education Society also reelected its principal officers and added Mrs Geoffrey J Whitney Roderick Stebbins and Mrs John H Storer to its directors.
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Frances H. Rowley
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
George Lennist Clarke
Boston
Clarence B
Training in the Art of Air Scouting Proposed
George Richmond Fearing Jr urges a summer school to train men in scouting with aeroplanes at the Special Aid Society rooms. He has studied modern aeronautics and was assisted by Mrs. S. J. Mixter who presided.
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George Richmond Fearing, Jr
Special Aid Society
Boylston Street
Fearing
S. J. Mixter
Agreement Ends Labor Unrest in Boston Printing Trade
A five year peace pact between Boston Typographical Union No. 18 and district printers sets new wages and conditions. An arbitration board of two employers two union members and a fifth neutral decides disputes. Men gain 1 weekly rise Oct 1 and July 1918. women get 1 Oct and 50 cents each October thereafter to approach men’s pay.
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Greater
Boston
Boston Typographical Union No. 18
Boston Typothetae
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
I Can Save You Money on a Pacific Coast Ticket
Travel promoter offers cheap rate tickets and scenic Westbound routes via the Burlington Route. Highlights include comfortable sleeping cars and no-charge trip planning guidance from agent Alex Stocks, New England Pass Agent, B and Q R R Co. Contact Boston office for maps and arrangements.
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Burlington
Alex
New England Pass
Washington St
Boston
Boston Officials Struggle With The Star Spangled Banner
A Boston survey finds very few people fully know the words to the national anthem. James A. Greene and Edmund Billings are among the small number who can sing more than the first verse. Officials like Superintendent Dyer and Governor McCall note that most adults cannot reliably repeat all verses, while students are more likely to know them.
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Boston
Edmund Billings
James J. Storrow
Mr. Storrow
Women's City Club
America
Dyer
Sherman L. Whipple
Bates
Richard C. Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Herman C. Bumpus
Tufts College
Richard C. Cabot
Cole
Brackett
Joseph Lee
Lively Tiffs at Hearings Over Milk Bills at State House
Joint committees on agriculture and public health held all day hearings on milk trading and milk inspection standardization. Health officials urged passage of the state health department bill, while James F. Pratt of Sterling led opposition. Next Tuesday at 10 a.m. opponents will again be heard.
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State Department of Health
Safe Schools Bill Opposed by Boston Officials
Boston officials testify against a proposed fire protection bill for schools. Chairman Joseph P. Lomasney argues no schoolhouse fire deaths in a century, while the bill would require metal lath ceilings, brick fire stops, and self closing doors in multi story schools after a Peabody fire report.
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Boston
Joseph P. Lomasney
Boston Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners
Legislative Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Lomasney
Faneuil Hall
Peabody
Metaphysical Club Banquet Honors Boston Taste
Gustav Frohman praised Boston at the Metaphysical Club’s 21st anniversary banquet at the Hotel Brunswick. He called the city the hardest place to stage a play and urged study to match Boston’s distinct sense of merit in choosing productions.
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Gustav Frohman
Shoston
Metaphysical Club
Brunswick
Boston
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Gray Coverage
An advertisement promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a daily shampoo style treatment to darken gray and premature gray hair. It claims a week of daily use then three times weekly, with scalp health benefits and no dye. A 50 cent bottle is advertised from Liggett stores in Boston Cambridge and Chelsea with mail options for out of town customers.
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Q-Ban
Liggett’s-Riker-Jaynes
Boston
Cambridge
Chelsea
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DR. Rowley
Gilchrist
Hite Boots
Store OF Progress
Post
National Air
James A. Greene
Mr. Greene
Wellington Street
Maclaurin
McCall
Commonwealth
General Cole
Mars
Mary FE. T. Chapin
Club
Frederick Keller
Hastings Lyons
Columbia University
Horatio Dresser
Houghton & Dutton
New England
Drug Trust
Yale
Scott
Pinkham
Frommer
Hood
Stuart
Dean
Beecham
John
Angier
Daggett
Colgate
Victoria
Stillman
S . Stillman
Hinds
Espeys
Speys
Benzoin
Malvina Eleaya
Luxuria Creme
Hazeline
Palmolis Woods
Woods
Luxor Zaza
Woodbury _ Hinds
Cold Pond
Ran Ran Ram
Sdet Isdell
Isdell
Der
Iber Ide
Calder
Bate
Somme Gee
S. Sasete
Naiv
Cove
Mit
Meade & Baker's
Meade & Baker’s
Sanitel
Pond
Zhougiva
Katy
Rovinine Murdock
Murdock
Adamson
Johnson
Minard
Sloan
Bay State Liquid Paint
Bay State
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., Inc. Paint and Varnish Makers
Mass
VENUS
Elver
Atall Dealers
American Lead Pencil Co
N.Y
Verti
Bell-Ans
Eve Ae
Connor
Henfield
W.S
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