Henry A. Cogswell Receives Post Cane in Salem
Henry A. Cogswell, aged 82, was presented with the Post gold headed cane as the town's oldest male citizen. The ceremony took place at his home among townspeople. The award was given by Harry Cogswell, chairman of the board of selectmen and son of Mr. Cogswell. A brother, David Cogswell, previously held the cane.
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Salem
Henry A. Cxeeeeh
Harry Cogswell
Board of
Selectmen
Cogswell
New Salem
David Cogswell
Pasty Faced Man Shown Benefit From Pepto Mangan
An old advertisement claims a pasty faced man with impure blood can regain vigor by taking Gude's Pepto Mangan. It asserts improved complexion, brighter eyes, increased appetite, and renewed energy as red blood cells build up through iron and other ingredients. Drug stores offer liquid or tablet forms with the full product name on packages.
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Gude
Packing Plant Pay Lowered in Armour Conference
Armour and Company plant committees agreed to wage cuts across their plants in response to a company request. The reductions apply to Armour plants except Fort Worth Texas with specific rates: under 46 cents an hour cut 7 14 cents, 46 to 60 cents cut 5 cents, over 60 cents cut 3 cents. A minimum wage of 2 1/2 cents an hour for adult female labor is set.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
Fort Worth
Texas
Cambridge Vassar Grads To Hold Sale At Harvard Shop
Cambridge graduates of Vassar College will operate a counter at the Harvard Food Shop near Harvard Square to sell candy ties and smokes to aid the Vassar drive. The sale, led by Mrs. William Stone Booth Mrs. Charles Haskins Mrs. Charles Andrews and Margaret Lyall, runs in the morning during the Harvard Yale game.
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Cambridge
Vassar College
Harvard Food Shop
Harvard Square
Vassar
William Stone Booth
Charles Haskins
Charles Andrews
Mises Margaret Lyall
Baron Jacques to Return Home Today
Baron Alphonse Jacques chief of staff of the Belgian army and hero of the Siege of Siege returns to Belgium after attending the American Legion convention in Kansas City. He will travel home tomorrow aboard the steamship Zeeland accompanied by Captain Commandant A. E. M. de la Ruwiere.
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New York
Baron Alphonse Jacques
United States
American Legion
Kansas City
Zeeland
Baron Jacques
A. E. M. de la Ruwiere
Junior League Ushers Benefit for Disabled Soldiers
Frances Sturgis and Betty Cole lead Junior League ushers for a Colonial Theatre benefit aiding disabled soldiers. Boston Community Service backs the effort as energetic debuts unfold with a December tea at the Somerset hosted by Miss Sturgis and her aunts.
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Frances Sturgis
Betty Cole Junior
Lea
Colonial Theatre
Junior League
Boston Community Service
Betty Cole
Miss Sturgis
Somerset
Sturgis
Beacon Street
Little Walks About Boston
William Justin Mann reflects on Channing's writings and his abolitionist stance. The piece highlights Channing's call for a new reverence for humanity, opposition to slavery and war, and his Discourses on War thanking Noah Worcester and the Peace Society of Massachusetts as roots of Boston's early civic conscience.
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William Milery Channing
Channing
Boston
Noah Worcester
Peace Society of
Massachusetts
Three Tugs Fail to Free Hartford From Mudbed
The tug Resolute and harbor tugs Charles Gallagher and William H. Clark tried to pull the barge Hartford from a mudbed off Spectacle Island during high water yesterday but failed. The barge, carrying about 8700 tons of coal, was grounded Thursday while being towed from Norfolk, and lightering may be needed.
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Resolute
Charles Gallagher
William H. Clark
Hartford
Spectacle Island
Fort
Norfolk
Peace Between U S and Austria Proclaimed
President Harding signed a formal proclamation announcing peace between the United States and Austria. The statement confirms end to hostilities and marks a historic accord proclaimed in Washington.
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U. S
Austria
Washington
United States
Harding
Flying Squadron to Visit Cambridge for Public Meetings
Public meetings on law enforcement civic righteousness and social and industrial justice, led by the Flying Squadron Foundation, will be held today at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Cambridge at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m with further sessions tomorrow and Monday at the same times.
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Flying Squadron
Cambridge
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Flying Squadron Foundation
Private committee hearing on candidate records
The hearing was private and not open to Voters or committee members. Each candidate faced long exhaustive questioning by the committee, with records reviewed and questions answered during the examination.
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Henry A. Cogswell
Armour
Vassar Grads
School St
Washington St
Hhi
BY William Justin Mann
France
Shreve, Crump and Low Company
Tremont Street
Herbert W. Goodwin
Field’s Corner
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Boston League of Women Voters
DR. Hilton
People's Credit . Company
West St
N. Sallinger
Urthermore
Lamson & Hubbard
Ndler “Collegian” Clothes
Milwaukee
Paramount Clothes
Rochester
N. Y
America
Richard System
New York City
Schloss
Baltimore
Character Clothes
Griffon Clothes
Lincoln Brand
Alco Clothes
Philadelphia
Campus Toys
Ill
Springfield
Main St
Worcester
Ooo
Providence Establishment
Westminster St
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