Panic Is All Over Says C W Barron
C W Barron, in Cohasset at The Oaks, says the nation has already endured panic and the current price cuts stem from reduced credit, not overproduction. He cites four causes—money markets, higher capital wages, advertising, and a sentimental boycott—urging savings and government bonds to curb living costs and boost employment.
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The
Post
the Oaks
Cohasset
Barron
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Japan
Tokio
Wall Street
Boston Post
Michigan
Michigan Motor Factories
War Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Washington
West
New England
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Mr. Barron
Mexico
New York
Franklin K. Lane
Wilson
B. L. Doheny
California
San Fancisco
British Veterans Mark Concord Pilgrimage Day
The British Naval and Military Veterans Association held its annual march to Concord to decorate graves of British, Civil, Spanish and World War veterans. Delegations from British societies joined by American Legion members paraded from Bedford to Old North Bridge, wreaths placed at multiple monuments, and a closing rendition of the Last Post.
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Naval and Military Veterans’ Association
Concord
Old North Bridge
Boston
Bedford
Lexington Minute Men
George William Bentley
George M. Bowker
Old Concord
James Mansfield
American Legion
Thomas H. Mansfield
John J. Kelleher
J. A. Brennan
William A. Port
Alfred H. Marchant
John F. Masters
P. K. Mohun
Thomas R. P. Gibb
Order of the Scottish Clans
Charles D. McGhee
Highland Dress Association
Pritchard
St. George’s Society
G. A. J. Colgan
26Th Division
British Veterans’ Association
George William Bentley, Jr
Arthur Havlin
Louis Marchant
G. M. Bowker
Old Concord Post
Grand Army
Minutemen
Bentley
Charles Darling
Naval Veterans’ Association
Thomas Merritt
Concord Post
Charles Vokes
British Military and Naval Veterans’ Association
Committee to Probe Pledges in Presidential Campaigns
Senate special investigating committee, led by Chairman Kenyon, will examine campaign expenditures and pledges for Republican and Democratic presidential nominees starting tomorrow. Frank H. Hitchcock, former Postmaster General and Wood campaign manager, is among those responding to invitations for the first-day questioning.
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Washington
Republica
Senate Committee
Kenyon
Special Investigating Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Wood
Amo
No Mother to Guide Her Entertaining Story Preview
Lucien Cary writes an entertaining story titled No Mother to Guide Her to be printed in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, offering light amusement for readers.
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Lucien Cary
Boston Sunday Post
Memorial Day Fund total reaches 3968.56 after late gifts
The Heroes' Memorial Day Fund received additional late contributions totaling 3968.56, prompting a request to stop further donations. Donations included 40 from Hallet & Davis Piano Co employees, 1 each from Mr and Mrs Moore and Mr and Mrs Geddis, 5 from Winthrop Lodge, and various memorials from individuals.
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Hallet & Davis Piano Company
George F. Moore
James A. Geddis
Rochester
N. H
Frank O. Moore
Philadelphia
Charles S. Toy, Co
Winthrop Lodge
North Abington
Walter Coleman
Spindrift Maiden Voyage Prolonged By Northeaster
The 630 ton schooner Spindrift left Maine on April 15 bound for Halifax. Captain John Mitchell sailed with his wife and daughter. The US State Department notified that a crew member’s family in Nassau Bahamas reported the ship arrived May 21 at New Providence.
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Maine
Machais
Spindrift
Halifax
John Mitchell
State Department
Nassau
New Providence
Bahamas
Department
Refuse to Transport Munitions in Ireland
A munition train from a steamer arriving at Kingston was held up in Ireland as drivers and signalmen refuse to operate or pass munitions trains through. The train was destined for Cork and was under military handling.
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Ireland
Dublin
Kingstown
Cork
Ancient surgical set shown by Johns Hopkins museum
William Buckler presented to the Archeology Museum at Johns Hopkins University a collection of 36 bronze Greco Roman surgical instruments found near Kolophon in Asia. The pieces, possibly from a Roman physician, include knives elevators forceps tenacula drills scoops probes and a cautery with a notable carpenters drill bow.
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Baltimore
William Buckler
London
Archeolo Museum
Johns Hopkins
Kolophon
Asia
Alfred O. van Laep
Smyrna
Kolop
Asia Mi
Noonan's Lem Complexion Cream Promoted in Ad
A cosmetician markets Noonan's Lem Complexion Cream promising to cleanse bleach and rejuvenate skin. The 50 cent jar is sold at drug or department store counters or via T. Novan & Sons Co. Boston.
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Noonan
T. Novan & Sons Co
Boston
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C. W. Barron
South
John R. Smith
Thomas T. Stokes
W. P. Menzies
A. M. Davis
Toasties Superior
Unitarian Laymen’s League
MASS
Park Square
Thomas Nelson Perkins, Esq
Ernest G. Adams
League
William Wallace Fenn
D.D
Harvard Divinity School
OUR Men’s Chorus
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Connor
Brookside
Macaron
Spapaghetti
Sanitary
John T. Conorco
Hallet & Davis Co
Pvt
P. Belado
Co. L
Erving
Corp
William J. Daly
Oe Co
West Fitchburg
Lincoln
Lincoln, Beage
N.c
Ssedae Co
D. B
South Berwick
Gustaf A. Erickson
Gilbert-Peray Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Attleboro
R. H. Stearns Coo
Lot I
R.h.stearns CO
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