Massachusetts National Guard Association confronts national body
President Charles P. Nutter of the Massachusetts National Guard Association criticizes the national group for ignoring the state unit and billing dues while noting the Los Angeles convention's adjournment dates. The meeting at the South Armory included Nutter, commander of the Coast Artillery Corps, M V M.
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Massachusetts Guard Association debates by laws and vacations
Secretary Wise and President Nutter clash with General Crain over missing National Association by laws. A committee will check with the adjutant general about communications ahead of the California convention. Major Rollins urges paid extra leave for Massachusetts National Guard amid maneuvers and backs a Los Angeles September discussion. Association officers are unanimously re-elected.
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Free 10 000 Hair Remover Bottles Extended
A prior offer of free treatment for unwanted facial arm and bust hair continues due to high demand. The remedy promises to remove hair without burning skin and is marketed as a lasting cure through Ellectrola.
Free trial bottle offer from Eleec-tro-la promotion
A direct mail promotion invites readers to fill in name and address on a form and mail it with a two cent stamp to Ko-Rec-Tiv Co in Chicago. Respondents receive a free trial bottle of Eleec-tro-la.
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Venus de Milo Parade to Fenway Museum Provokes Lively Reactions
The Venus de Milo statue led a moving caravan from the old Art Museum to the Fenway in Boston. Spectators gaped as crowds lined Huntington Avenue, some blushing at the sight and joking about police curfews while the Mother and Son statue rode nearby. The public noted mixed reactions to nudity and art as the transfer continued.
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Governor waits as salary bill fails in Senate vote
The salary bill to raise General Court pay from 750 to 1000 dollars a year failed in the Senate 16 to 12 with Turner and Evans paired against the bill and Farley for. Governor Draper warned of his veto pen awaiting the outcome. The piece also outlines transit expansion plans around Union and Haymarket squares and the Cambridge subway routing implications.
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Draper Signs Bills Allowing Sunday Fruit Sales and Work
Governor Draper signed bills authorizing Sunday fruit sales and Sunday work by license. The laws relax long standing Sunday restrictions, with licenses issued at least six days beforehand by police authorities in Boston and other municipalities.
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House Passes Franchise Tax Bill with Local Share Amendment
The House approved the franchise tax bill with an amendment directing half the tax to the business location and half to the State. The initial provision sets one half to the stores’ home districts.
Charter Bill Put Over In Massachusetts House
The Boston charter bill was moved to Tuesday after being reached yesterday in the House, delaying action on the measure.
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Opening of Haymarket Station Adds Underground Transfers
Sunday opening of Haymarket Station unites tunnel and subway systems with covered transfers at the Haymarket cluster. The new link allows easy change between systems under one roof, with increased exits and underground fare payments for Boston Elevated lines and free transfers to the Boston & Northern cars.
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Help the Child Focus Through Nutritional Support
Guidance urges providing balanced meals rich in protein, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables to support brain development and energy for school activity. Encourages regular meals, hydration, and limited processed foods to improve concentration and stamina throughout the day.
Grape-Nuts cereal touted for brain and nerve rebuild
The ad claims Grape-Nuts made from wheat and barley provides phosphate of potash for rebuilding brain and nerve tissue. It urges parents to supply this material to active children and notes availability from Postum Cereal Company in Battle Creek Michigan United States.
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