Dropped Dead While Talking Goods in Chelsea Office
A salesman, believed to be N. Adlin of the N. Adlin company of Chelsea, collapsed and died in the P. A. Field Shoe Company office on Rantoul street. A card in his pocket listed N. Adlin and the N. Adlin Tip Finish Company, 1018 Broadway, Chelsea. The body was moved to an undertaker. He appeared about 35 and was well dressed. no other identification was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
N. Adlin
N. Adlin Company
Broadway
Chelsea
P. A. Field Shoe Company
Rantoul Street
Stay in Curls Promised by Glorial Wardene Liquid
A vintage beauty notice touts Glorial Wardene as a safe liquid to set hair into long lasting curls. It claims moistening hair before curling preserves the style through wind and dancing, promoting Glorial cremes powders and toiletries as pure and harmless.
Straw Bail Gang to Be Rounded Up
A scheme to defraud Suffolk County by supplying straw bail to pickpockets and others arrested for various offenses was uncovered last night by District Attorney Pelletier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Pelletier
Banks
Captain Armstrong
Headquarters
East Boston man arrested in straw bail fraud scheme
Lyle G. Banks, 29, of 5 Eutaw Street East Boston, was booked on perjury charges after a district attorney led a sweep into straw bail bonds. Banks confessed to posting bonds for others without owning the pledged security, admitting payments of 40 to 45 dollars per bond and saying he acted as a dummy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle G. Banks
Eutaw Street
Boston
Banks
John J. Rooney
Perjody
Pelletier
Concord Reformatory
House of Correction
Rogues’ Gallery
Harvard juniors named ushers for senior spread
Honors for Harvard juniors were announced yesterday for the annual senior spread at Memorial Hall and the Memorial Delta in Cambridge on June 21. The list includes Frederick S. Allen Pelham Manor N Y Har court Amory Jr Boston Warren D Arnold Boston Raymond P Baldwin Boston and many more from cities such as New York Boston Philadelphia and Utica with several from Cambridge Winnetka Roxbury and Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Memorial Hall
Memorial Delta
Cambridge
Frederick S. Allen
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Harcourt Amory, Jr
Boston
Warren D. Arnold
Raymond P. Baldwin
William J. Bingham
Methuen
William C. Boyden
Winnetka, Ill
Gerald Courtney
Clarence S. Clark
Philadelphia
Penn
Lawrence Curtis
William D. Crane
New York
Richard €. Curtis
Leslie W. Devereux
Utica
Arthur Dixon
Oak Park
John A. Doherty
William K. B. Emerson
Clifford F. Farrington
Stuyvesant Ler. French
Tuexdo Park
John Harper
Allenhurst
N. J
Warner W. Kent
George H. Lyman, Jr
Donald Moffat
Wingate Rollins
Roxbury
Harold J. Seymour
Lima
Robert H. Stiles
Fitchburg
Newspaper Worker Dies Sudden Death at 57
John E. Harris a veteran newspaper worker died suddenly at age 57 in Burlington Vermont He was a Cabot native and 15 years connected with the Senate post office at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
John E. Harris
Cabot
Senate Post Office
Washington
Stomach Troubles Attributed to Fermentation in Food
The article explains most stomach troubles arise from fermentation of food in the stomach causing gas and acids. It recommends bisulated magnesia as an effective antacid to stop fermentation and neutralize acidity after meals or when wind or discomfort occurs. Obtainable from any druggist.
Pollyanna to Visit Carew for Winter Stay
Pollyanna is invited to spend the winter with Mrs. Carew, sister of Della Wetherby, to lift the niece’s mood and aid a grieving aunt. Dr. Ames endorses the plan and Pollyanna, eager for new friends, looks forward to meeting people in Boston and beyond.
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Post
Della Wetherby
Mrs. Carew
Pollyanna
Della
Tom
Wetherby
Doris
Ruth
John Kent
Kent
James
Jamie
Foss
Corhound
Ruth Carew
Charlie
Polly
Dr. Chilton
Thomas Chilton
Thomas
Mrs. Chilton
Mrs
Boston
Germany
Jimmy
Mr. Pendleton
Mrs. Snow
Aunt Polly
Jimmys
Mr. Pendletons
Honolulu
Miss Wetherby
Pollyanna Prepares for Winter Stay in Boston
Pollyanna bids farewell to Vermont friends as she plans a winter in Boston. Mrs. Chilton recalls past remarks about sisters and warts while Pollyanna reassures everyone and anticipates reuniting with her beloved aunt. Jimmy, now in John Pendleton’s care, protests the sudden departure.
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Mrs. Chilton
Pollyanna
Aunt Polly
Vermont
Boston
Nancy
Polly
John Pendleton
Nanncy
Jimmy
The
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Nurses Show Work in Drama at Evans Memorial
Supervising and staff nurses from the instructive District Nursing Association of Boston will perform a three act play at Evans Memorial on East Concord Street. The production aims to illustrate how their work among the sick in Boston is carried out tonight.
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Instructive District Nursing Association of Boston
Evans Memorial
East Concord Street
Boston
Medical lecture series closes with play and Miss Beard talk
The Homeopathic Hospital series ends with a Baltimore prepared play by Miss M Grace O Bryan and a talk by Miss Mary Beard of the Nursing Association. Nurses from multiple branches perform roles in a tenement scene. Proceeds from Carnation Day on June 5 aid nursing work, with garden and roof garden parties planned in June.
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Mary Beard
Nursing Association
Homeopathic Hospital
M. Grace O’bryan
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
District Nursing Association
Minnie H. P. Bridges
South End
Sadie E. Miller
Roxbury
Anna J. Foley
Forest Hills
Alice Macabrum
East Boston
Mary Powers
Mary G. McAulliff
Charlestown
Ednah Stearns
North
West
Anne Devaney
Margaret M. Coleman
Janey Little
West End
Mrs. Macadrum
Miss McAulliff
Miss Devaney
Agnes McKenna
Douglas
Miss Beard
Robert de Normandie
Lincoln
Massachusetts Avenue
Inspection of B A Will Start Today
Public Service Commission of Massachusetts begins annual inspection of the Boston and Albany railway. Team tours the main line to Framingham and branches including Grand Junction Highland Circuit Newton Lower Falls Saxonville and Milford. Special train departs South Station at 9 a m. inspections run through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission of Massachusetts
Boston & Albany Railroad
Framingham
Grand Junction
Highland Circuit
Newton Lower Falls
Saxonville
Milford
South Station
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts
Daniel Webster descendants Fail to Meet in Boston
Daniel Webster of Montreal and Daniel Webster of Newton, both direct descendants, arrived at Copley Plaza and later met in the lobby of the Webster hotel but did not encounter one another while planning to visit the Summer Street site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Montreal
Copley Plaza
Mr. Webster
Webster
Summer Street
P. S. Webster
Newton
Daniel
Websters
Autocar delivery vehicles praised for service and reliability
Boston wholesale grocers Haskell Adams Co report Autocars perform well over two years with low expense and strong night repairs keeping trucks in service. Autocar Sales and Service Co offers full service stations in major cities with a factory branch in Ardmore PA and catalogs to 2,500 businesses using Autocars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell, Adams Co
Boston
Autocar Sales and Service Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Autocar Company
Ardmore
Saving Easy After Stars at Women’s City Club meetings
The Women’s City Club held two gatherings at Pilgrim Hall with Miss Alice Grady of Boston and Miss Edna Blanchard of New York. Blanchard urged saving starting with the children and noted New York apartments yield 10 to 15 percent on investments while Grady cited Massachusetts savings gains and the shift from loan sharks to savings banks since 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's City Club
Pilgrim Hall
Alice Grady
Boston
Edna Blanchard
New York
Grady
Massachusetts
Birth of a Nation Faces Boston Censor Review
William Munroe Trotter says the city’s three new censors will soon meet to decide whether Birth of a Nation should be banned in Boston. Mayor Curley and others wait on the first meeting date while Trotter prepares a speech at Columbus Avenue A. M. E. Church on Race Prejudice linked to the film.
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New Board of Theatre Censors
William Munroe Trotter
Boston
Curley
Wilfred Bolster
O'Meara
Trotter
Columbus Avenue A. M. E
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Boston Wey
Washington St
Jordan
Boston, Mass
Dexter
Room
Hamburg
W. K. Walrath
Adams, N. Y
Revere Street
Revere
School
Addison Street
Gloucester
Eleanor H. Porter
Daniel” Websters
Women’s City Club
Rogers
Rogers & Son
Clinton
Daisy
Arbutus
Cromwell
China
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