Boston Doctors Split Over Whitson Law on Alcohol Rules
Prominent Boston medical men criticize the Whitson law as it limits alcohol use for patient care. Dr. Harvey Cushing of Harvard Medical School and Dr. H W Christian of Brigham and Women’s Hospital voice opposing interpretations, reflecting a broader national debate after New York doctors challenged the law in federal court.
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Impressive Address by Rabbi Abdi Silverman at Banquet
Abbi Joseph Silverman rabbi emeritus Temple Emanuel New York delivered an address at a banquet last night stating Palestine is the greatest force for Judaism. He urged unity among Jews to rebuild Palestine as a home and center for religion and culture, calling to lay aside differences and unite for the nation.
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Latter Day Sex Perils Under Fire
Pastor Dr J C Massee attacks dancing crowded street cars and divorce courts as signs of national adultery in a Tremont Temple sermon that drew an overflow crowd. A thousand waited hours before doors opened for the service.
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Sermon Urges Respectful Dress and Clean Living in Public
The minister denounced crowding on streetcars and rampant kissing in schools, calling marriage sacred and divorce a sin. He urged women to dress modestly and warned that public dancing and subway crowding undermine sexual sanctity, recounting a crowded subway scene.
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Amherst Soldier Refused Army Drill by Massachusetts College Student
Gordon Hugh Ward of Englewood New Jersey the sophomore at Agricultural College Massachusetts refused to participate in a military drill program run by War Department officers Ward cited Christianity as his reason for declining after starting in his freshman year He had been slated to become a sergeant despite his refusal.
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Remorse and Revolving Tragedy Ends in Double Death
In New York a man shoots his roommate Elmer L. Godfrey of Olean New York by mistake during a card game quarrel then kills himself. Police believe Godfrey’s remorse over the mistaken target triggered Matthew L. Dodds to kill himself after learning of the error. Godfrey asked why and Dodds replied it was a mistake before firing a final shot.
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Child Struck By Car In Allston Suffered Head Injuries
Six year old Joseph Young of 80 Novi Beacon Street Allston was struck crossing Union Square last night. He was taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospital with a scalp wound and probable internal injuries.
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Childers in Ireland A Contested Case and Political Tension
The piece analyzes the Free State’s stance on hunger strikes led by Mary MacSwiney and the arrest of Erskine Childers. It portrays the army’s leverage over Dail Eireann and Cosgrave Mulcahy, detailing Childers as De Valera’s ally turned controversial figure with a complex British past.
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