Helio-therapy credited for cures at New England Peabody Home
State reports at the Brunswick Hotel meeting praise helio-therapy for crippled children at the New England Peabody Home. Doctors Lovett and Fiske cited recovery in infants and TB cases linked to fresh air and sun. Officers and finances listed, bazaar planned at Copley Plaza December 1 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Peabody Home
Robert W. Lovett
Eben Fiske
Corporation
Brunswick Hotel
Newt Newkirk Hunts A Monster Buck In Maine
Newton Newkirk editor of the Post reports returning from northern Maine with two deer. A huge buck, shot near Billy Hatch's hunting camp in Moosehead Lake country, weighed about a quarter of a ton and sparked caution about antler measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Newkirk
the Post
Maine
Newt
Billy Hatch
North East Carry
Moosehead Lake
Post
Newkirk
Northeast Carry
Mr. Newkirk
Dr Charles Minot Dies at 62 in Milton Summer Home
Internationally renowned anatomist Dr Charles Sedgwick Minot died after several months illness at his Milton summer home. He aged 62 and long served Harvard Medical School, including 1912 18 Harvard exchange professor posts in Berlin and Jena. He chaired the James Stillman professorship and directed anatomical laboratories. He is survived by his widow and brother Laurence Minot of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sedgwick Minot
Milton
Minot
Harvard Medical School
Harvard
Berlin
Jena
West Roxbury
William and
Katherine Minot
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Leipzig
Paris
Wurzburg
Lacey Fosdick
Groton
Mass
James Stillman
Porch climbers rob three Newton homes in a string of breakins
From Saturday to Wednesday a porch climbing thief entered three Newton residences on Bellevue and Highland streets, stealing jewelry and goods valued at several hundred dollars. Police investigate, noting gloves prevent fingerprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
William F. Litchfield
Bellevue Street
Norman F. Zavier
Herbert E. Fales
Highland Street
West Newton
Steamer in Bay Thought to Be British Cruiser
A mysterious two funnel steamer, possibly an English converted cruiser, entered Massachusetts Bay yesterday morning. After several hours of cruising she departed to sea, ignoring signals from the Cape observatory requesting her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bay
Cape
Attorney Hatton Weds Mary Nolan in Quiet Charlestown Ceremony
Assistant United States District Attorney James A Hatton and Mary V Nolan of 41 Auburn Street Charlestown were married quietly at 6 30 PM last evening at St Francis de Sales Church Bunker Hill Street Rev William Clarke officiated Bridesmaid Albina Vincent of West Somerville and W Carroll Hatton nephew of the groom served as best man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James A. Hatton
Mary V. Nolan
Auburn Street
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Bunker Hill Street
William ¥. Clarke
Albina Vincent
West Somerville
W. Carroll Hatton
Thanksgiving Dinner and Talk at Business Women's Club
A special Thanksgiving dinner will be served at 2 p m for club members and friends with reservations due by Tuesday Nov 24. Dr Vietor will discuss The Modification of the Common Human Life Due to Being a Woman at Navy 24 at 7 15 p m following lectures and Q A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s Club
Vietor
Navy
Miss Foley to Speak at Suffrage Meeting
Miss Margaret Foley who has just returned from a Nevada suffrage campaign will speak at Tremont Theatre next Sunday afternoon under the Boston Equal Suffrage Association. The Very Rev Walter Taylor Sumner D D chairman of the Chicago vice commission will be the principal speaker at the free public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Foley
Nevada
Tremont Theatre
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
Walter Taylor Sumner
D. D
Chicago
Attacks on Religious Prejudice at Boston Knights Event
Mayor Curley and Governor Walsh spoke at a Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus stag party in Convention Hall Boston addressing the election losses of state officials. Curley criticized the flag sheltering an institution he called un American and urged united action to combat bigotry. Governor Walsh received an ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Walsh
Barry
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
Convention Hall
Garrison Street
Knights
Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Relief Corps Fair Draws Large Crowd Despite Rain
The Massachusetts Relief Corps fair at Tremont Temple drew many visitors on the third day despite heavy rain. Woman's Relief Corps Day featured Laura I. Smith of Attleboro receiving a sofa pillow from the organization, while Medford Relief Corps staged a skit titled the Kitchen Orchestra before a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Relief Corps
Tremont Temple
Woman’s Relief Corps
Laura I. Smith
Attleboro
Medford
Red Cross European War Fund Subscriptions Reported
Treasurer F L Higginson Jr lists numerous subscriptions to the American Red Cross European War Fund from individuals and organizations across Massachusetts and neighboring states. Amounts include 74.17, 45.62, 25.00, 100.00, 60.00 and several smaller gifts, with contributors such as Mabel Lyman, Mrs Peabody Gardner, Christ Church Hyde Park, Hampden County Chapter and many local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Higginson, Jr
Massachusetts
American Red Cross
European War Fund
Mabel Lyman
Ios Istics
Peabody Gardner
Eee
Ehh
Cvs Vine
Christ Church
Hyde Park
Maas
Emia Ak
Social and Charitable Society of
West Eseodamere Moss
Merrill
Hampden County
American National Red Cross
Frye Holden
Bidie
Eina
Cornelia A. Wreneh
Julia Lyman
Red Cross
Robert S. Goff
Hingham Red Cross Sewing Circle CP OP
First Baptist Church
Newton
Mass
Richard Borden
Fall River
Elizabeth Porter
Robert K
Radcliffe Oe
Rosamond Gifford
Edward.m
Women’s Alliance
The
Unitarian Church
Kennebunk
Tiverett
Oweie
Sieas
Miss Boardman Appeals for More Red Cross Help
Miss Mabel Boardman, chair of the Red Cross Society executive committee, spoke at the Chilton Club on the need for more one dollar a year members and larger funds. She said $1000 seems small against a vast wartime need and urged gifts of knitted mufflers, socks, bandages, shirts, pajamas, and money for medicines and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Boardman
Red Cross Society
Chilton Club
Red Cross
America
Miss Board
Red Cross warns against unauthorized door to door fund collectors
Miss Louise Loring emergency secretary of the Massachusetts Branch of the Red Cross warns the public not to give funds to unautho rized collectors. She reports collectors have appeared at Beacon Hill homes begging for Red Cross support and says she has never authorized door to door campaigns or house to house solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Loring
Massachusetts
The
Red Cross
Miss Loring
Beacon Hill
Harvard Students Aid War Relief in Europe
Harvard students and alumni in Europe are actively volunteering for war relief work. A canvass by a Harvard publication shows more than twenty Harvard men engaged in volunteer efforts, with several undergraduates temporarily leaving college to assist in the war zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Europe
Harvard Men Serve as Chauffeurs for Red Cross in France
Harvard graduates and medical school alumni form a large contingent aiding Red Cross operations around Paris. Notable names include Munn, Brown, Post, Cochrane, Lovering Jr., Colby, Filley, Oakmann Jr., Starr, Peirce, Taylor, Cowdin, Stevenson, Lovering Hill, Frothingham Jr., and Dr. Derby, Dr. Rice, Dr. Hoguet. Some graduates assist at the American embassy in Berlin while others enlist with French and English forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Red Cross
Franc
Paris
Munn
John P. Brown
R. H. Post
J. S. Cochrane
C. T. Lovering, Jr
FB. T. Colby
D. D. Filley
W. G. Oakmann, Jr
D. P. Starr
Waldo Peirce
G. S. Taylor
E. C. Cowdin
J. H. Stevenson
Lovering Hill and Co
F. Frothingham
Harvard Medical School
Richard Derby
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamilton Rice
Joseph Hoguet
Charles H. Russell, Jr
New York
G. W. Minot
Boston
Berlin
D. W. King of
London
Eng
Lawrence Brokenshire
Camp Valcartier
Canada
W. Pyemont
A. Augias-Turenne
Page to Investigate Bernberg Spy Case
Ambassador in London instructed by the State Department to gather data on Reinholt Bernberg the former Boston man arrested as a spy. Secretary Bryan wrote to Mayor Curley that judgment likely postponement would occur. Birth certificate received. supplementary information requested and forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Page
London
State Department
Reinholt Bernberg
Boston
Bryan
Curley
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Edward R. Kellogg
Kellogg
Copley Plaza
H. M. Pea
Herbert A. Joslin
Robert Bleakie
Gilbert C. Brown, Jr
Sarah P. Eastman
Warren Ward
Edward Kellogg
Ibson S. Whitmore
F. H. Allen
Srenes
Winter Street
Shot BY
Newton Toukirk
Charles Minot
J. A. Hatton
Manufacturers
Sample Suit House
Temple Place
Blake Building
Miss Foley
Relief Corps Fair
Fund For Red Cross Grows
Miss Boardman
France
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