Resignations at Tufts Medical School Prompt Debate
An editorial in the New England Medical Monthly questions undisclosed reasons for resignations at Tufts Medical School alongside new departures. The piece hints at factors beyond higher entrance standards, noting resignations of several professors and instructors in pediatrics, jurisprudence, and orthopedics.
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New England Medical Monthly
Hamilton
E. Channing Stowell
Robert W. Hastings
Robert M. Merrick
Edwin Welles Dwight
John M. Coolidge
R. C. Larrabee
John M. Connolly
William R. MacAusland
Such Is Life! Maurice Ketten Serial Spotlight
The Money Moon by Jeffery Farnel is the big hit of the year for fiction lovers in New England. It is wonderfully fascinating and charmingly told. Don’t miss next Sunday’s installment.
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Jeffery Farnel
Sunday Post
New England
Water Flow Meter Over Weirs Demonstrated
A newly developed device records water flow over weirs. The invention measures discharge with a meter, offering precise flow data for hydraulic work and civil engineering projects.
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief From Digestive Ailments
Advertises Cascarets as a nightly remedy for headache biliousness indigestion and sour stomach promising a clear head and cheerfulness by morning. Promotes a 10 cent box as effective for adults and children without gripe or sickness.
Noted artist Howard Pyle dies in Italy
Florence November 9 Howard Pyle the American artist and author died here today of heart failure. His home and workshop were in Wilmington Delaware where he was born in 1853. Pyle led American illustrators and taught many pupils while producing works such as The Rose of Paradise The Garden Behind the Moon King Arthur and His Knights and Twilight Land. In Cambridge District Court prosecutors plan to present evidence against William W Peirce treasurer of Leavitt and Peirce on a gambling device charge tied to Harvard students.
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Harvard Square Tobacconists
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Watch and Ward
Harvard
New Head for New England Anti Vivisection Society
Edward H. Clement becomes president of the New England Anti Vivisection Society, the second oldest of its kind. A officers’ conference in Washington on December 1 and a reception for the new president upon his return mark the lead events. The Sunday Post Magazine reports record entries in its $10,000 short story contest with works by Kate Jordan, Ralph Henry Barbour, and Ellis Parker Butler set for next Sunday's issue.
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New England
The
Sunday Post Magazine
Kate Jordan
Ralph Henry Barbour
Ellis Parker Butler
Longshoremen Charge British Vice-Consul in Maine Strike
Portland longshoremen pass resolutions accusing British Vice-Consul John B. Keating of promoting a rival union to break the strike. The group says his interference should be reported to the State Department and British officials and Congress.
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John B. Keating
Kingdom of Great Britain
State Department
Corsu
Bostom
Hinds
Tarkington Sued for Auto Accident
Indianapolis, Nov. 9. Booth Tarkington the author was sued for 10000 dollars by George W Welsenhan who says he was run down by the Tarkington car on July 1, 1911. Tarkington was abroad at the time but named as defendant as owner of the machine.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Booth Tarkington
George W. Welsenhan
Tarkington
Europe
Taxis To Run In London After Temporary Truce
London taxi drivers, who halted work after a dispute over extra fares, reached a temporary agreement with cab proprietors and will return to service pending a permanent settlement.
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London
Cured Families Endure Epidermal Ailments With Remedies
An advertisement claims Cuticura remedies cured eczema and ringworm in a family and child patients. It asserts a free sample offer from Potter Drug and Chem Corp and cites personal testimonials including a Syracuse man’s 20 000 dollar cure and a mother praising Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for children and hair loss.
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Violet Cole
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Dept. 8B
Boston
Missionary Henry Mansell Dies in Bristol at 76
The Rev. Dr. Henry Mansell, pioneer Methodist missionary to India, died at age 76 in Bristol, Conn. He served 50 years in India, led Dareilly Theological School, and acted as presiding elder. He translator of Hindustan language and is survived by two daughters, one son, and his wife who died years ago.
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India
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Youngstown
Alleghany College
Dareilly Theological School
Monroe
John Thurston
Rockford, Me
William Albert Mansell
Darelilly
Driver Injured as Horse Reels on Dorchester Avenue
Michael McCarthy, 55, was thrown from a horse after a gusty wind on Dorchester avenue. He suffered severe injuries to his left leg and arms and was admitted to City Hospital. He resides at 108 High street, Charlestown.
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Michael McCarthy
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City Hospital
High Street
Charlestown
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