Divine Sarah to Tour Italy on Fortnight Schedule
Paris reports that Sarah Bernhardt begins a two week tour of Italy starting Monday with stops in Marseilles Milan Turin Verona Genoa Venice Florence and Rome. Bernhardt says the journey is just another adventure and insists she is tireless as ever.
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United News
Georges Clemenceau
Sarah Bernhardt
Italy
Marseilles
Milan
Turin
Verona
Genoa
Venice
Florence
Rome
Sarah
Pape's Cold Cure Promises Fast Relief
Drugstores tout Pape's Cold Compound tablets that claim to break up colds and end grippe misery in a few hours or money back. Relief from stuffiness pain headaches feverishness and congestion begins with the first dose and the tablets cost only a few cents. Millions use them instead of quinine.
Professor Wallis Returns With Rare Weapons From Ecuador
Baltimore and Washington geologist Professor W F Wallis arrived aboard the United Fruit steamship San Benito after two years of Ecuadorian research. He brings back blow guns poisoned darts and other war implements used by the Hivaros tribe near the Amazon headwaters. He notes the tribe trades with whites but uses violence primarily against each other and praises their apparent hospitality to traders. He describes a gender imbalance and a custom where a husband may be killed when another man seeks his wife.
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W. F. Wallis
Baltimore
Washington
Ecuador
United Fruit Company
San Benito
Macas
Amazon
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Memorial Service for Unknown Sailor Dead
Sailors and marines from the Charlestown navy yard and ships in port attended a memorial service for the unknown sailor dead at St. John’s Episcopal Church Devens Street Charlestown. Rev Philo W Sprague officiated and a special musical program was sung.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Devens Street
Charlestown
Philo W. Sprague
Saving 30 Percent Coal With Human Factors
Worcester report shows Joseph J. Callahan of New York claims a 30 percent coal saving in mills without changing equipment by aligning incentives. He argues fuel waste stems from power house crews avoiding risk and proposes sharing savings with staff to motivate conservation. A New England plant reportedly achieved the 30 percent reduction under this plan.
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Joseph J. Callahan
New York
M. J. Whittall Associates
Exce
New England
Boston
War in Ireland enters new phase after De Valera move
Dublin reports the Irish conflict shifts as Eamon De Valera resumes the presidency and reorganizes the Republican Council of State backed by the Republican army. The Associated Press notes a bitter turn in hostilities as the restructuring takes hold.
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Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Republican Council of State
Republican Army
Ireland
Strife in Ireland and College Education Debate
Reports describe Irish conflict with British troops and Republican actions in Dublin with attacks on lorries and danger points like the Dardanelles. Rabbi Harry Levi urges a state university to expand access while private colleges face rising admissions barriers and selective policies.
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Dublin
Dardanelles
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St., Stephen's Green
College of Science
National Library of Ireland
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Ponselle Sings as Soldiers Present Flag in Symphony Hall
Rosa Ponselle, Metropolitan Opera soprano, gave a concert at Symphony Hall assisted by pianist William Tyroler. Midperformance soldiers entered with a large American flag, presenting it to Ponselle as a tribute from Le Croix Murdock Post of the American Legion of Meriden. She urged the audience to join in the Star Spangled Banner.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Symphony Hall
William Tyroler
Miss Ponselle
le Croix Murdock
American Legion of Meriden
John McCormack
McCormack
Tyroler
Mothers Dash for Freedom opens new series in Boston Sunday Post
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine launches a new series by Bess Streeter Alcritech titled Moth ers Dash for Freedom, starting in the upcoming issue. The feature explores dramatic quests and personal struggles, mirroring midcentury American social themes.
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Bess Streeter Alcritech
Boston Sunday Post
Mary MacSwiney Hunger Strike Continues in Mountjoy
Mary MacSwiney remains alone on hunger strike in Mountjoy Prison on day nine. Mary O Rahilly, who joined and ended her strike Saturday, was released today as protests rally against the arrest of the women. A protest meeting on O’Connell Street voiced support and noted the resolve to continue despite consequences. A letter from MacSwiney read at the meeting vowed to carry on “to the end” with God’s help, echoing Terry MacSwiney’s stand.
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Republican Council of State
Miss MacSwiney
MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Dublin
Associated Press
Mountjoy
O'Rahilly
O’'Corell
Woman's Republican Organization
Terry
Tragedy Strikes Watertown Home Twice
George Green of 36 Purvise street suffers another loss as his 2 year old son George Jr is killed by the auto of Watertown undertaker William Thomas. The same household earlier mourned 8-year-old Lillian who died last Friday. The undertaker was at the home finishing duties when the fatal back‑up occurred and he did not see the child as he moved the car.
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George Green
Purvise Street
Watertown
George, Jr
William Thomas
Lillian
Thomas
Green
People's Symphony Orchestra Delivers Fourth Boston Concert
The People's Symphony Orchestra gave its fourth season concert at the St James Theatre after noon with Emil Mollenhauer conducting. The program featured Mendelssohn Fingal's Cave overture, Bizet Petite Suite, Strauss Village Swallows, Chadwick Sinfonietta, and baritone Giuseppe Inerrante performing Pagliacci prologue and Faust aria. The Sinfonietta drew standing interest as a rare Boston performance. Mr Mollenhauer conducted impressively.
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People’s Symphony Orchestra
St. James Theatre
Emil Mollenhauer
Mendelssohn
the Hebrides
Bizet
And
Chadwick
Sinfonietta
Giuseppe Inerrante
San Carlo
Boston
Mollenhauer
Old Age Pension Bill Urged by Hill at Forum
Hill told New Thought Forum members at Huntington Avenue that elderly people are kept in state asylums to avoid pauper stigma. He urged support for an old age pension bill to be introduced in the Legislature.
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New Thought Forum
Huntington Avenue
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