Hatless for a decade Ira Noyes defies weather and fashion
Ira Noyes of Melrose Highlands has not worn a hat in 10 years due to scarlet fever convalescence. The 30 year old electrician from 108 Harrison street says going hatless keeps him healthy, even in snow. He also promotes lighter dress and sneakers year round for foot health and hair improvement.
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Ira Noyes
Melrose Highlands
Greater Boston
Horn & Co
Main Street
Melrose
Harrison Street
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. Claims one dose relieves suffering and urges readers to request a booklet or buy from local druggists. Includes address Geo H Mayr Mig Chemist 156 Whiting Chicago.
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Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Whiting Street
Chicago
Freighter Keeling Arrives After Gales From Calcutta
The Bucknall line steamer Keeling reached harbor three days late from Calcutta and Colombo after 48 hours of brutal Atlantic gales. A heavy sea damaged the port side of the bridge and water possibly reached the cargo, with Captain MacKenzie deciding to heave to on November 24.
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Bucknall Line
Keeling
Calcutta
Colombo
Atlantic
MacKenzie
Thanksgiving Day Gale Tests Freighter Keeling
On Thanksgiving amid a severe northeasterly gale Captain MacKenzie and crew rode a towering comber as the freighter Keeling nearly swamped. The ship survived the wave and later berthed at Mystic Wharf to unload part of its 11 000 ton cargo including jute gunny tea.
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MacKenzie
Mediterranean
Keeling
Mystic Wharf
Fluid Enserol Offers Hope For Deafness and Catarrh
Advertised remedy Fluid Enserol promises relief for hearing loss buzzing in the ears and nasal congestion. Instructions urge mixing with warm water applying drops nightly and gargling daily, claiming improved hearing and disappearance of head noises and catarrh after a few weeks.
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Riker-Jaynes
Wedding of Miss Eleanor Fabyan and Theodore Frothingham Jr.
The Back Bay society paused its charity season to witness the church wedding of Miss Eleanor Fabyan and Theodore Frothingham Jr. at Old South Church. The ceremony occurred at noon yesterday, marking a bright social event after a season of balls teas and debutante dinners.
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Eleanor Fabyan
Vincent Club
Theodore Frothingham, Jr
New Old South Church
Back Bay Society
Old South Church
Frothingham Fabyan Wedding Ties Two Boston Families
A Boston wedding unites the Frothingham and Fabyan families with over 500 guests. Groom Theodore Frothingham, a Harvard alumnus and Boston resident, wed Miss Francis Wright Fabyan of 146 Commonwealth Avenue. The ceremony at the parish church featured a white satin gown and lilies of the valley, followed by a reception at the Fabyan home and plans to reside in Boston.
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Philadelphia
Theodore Frothingham
Locust Street
Boston
Harvard
Louis A. Frothingham
Massachusetts
Porcellian
Hasty Pudding
Essex Country Club
Francis Wright Fabyan
Commonwealth Avenue
Vincent Club
Back Bay
North Shore
Edith Fabyan
Elizabeth Thomas
Frances Webster
Jane Peters
Margaret Weld
Louise McAllister
Rosamond Eliot
Frothingham
Thomas F. Frothingham
Woman's Peace Party Delegates Urge Preparedness Policy
Massachusetts branch delegates meet at Hotel McAlphin Navy for January national convention. They back peaceful preparedness and approve a Pan American conference for a union of American republics. They push for federal defense audits and alien control, plus a study commission on US Orient relations and oppose wartime spending.
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Woman’s Peace Party
McAlphin
Navy
Woman's Peace Party
Washington
United States
Congress
Massachusetts
Japanese Baron Arrives in Boston For War’s End Note
Baron Eiichi Shibusawa arrives in Boston today for a short visit among friends and will be honored at a banquet by the Boston Chamber of Commerce at the Algonquin Club tomorrow evening. He heads the First Bank of Japan in Tokyo and chairs Japan’s Chamber of Commerce.
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Eiichi Shibusawa
J. Pierpont Morgan
Boston
Algonquin Club
Boston Chamber of Commerce
First Bank of Japan
Tokio
Chamber of Commerce of Japan
Honorary
Commercial Commissioners of Japan
Japan
United States
Chamber
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Edward S. Morse
Peabody Academy of Science of Salem
James J. Storrow
Shigejiro Yamanaka
Louis K. Liggett
Louis A. Coolidge
Elmer J. Bliss
Russell Robb
George W. Brown
Henry B. Sawyer
Jasper Whiting
Walter C. Fish
Unohichi Hattori
Katsuyuki Nishizaki
Baron’s unofficial visit renews ties in Boston trip
The Japanese baron arrives in Boston with two sons and a cadre of aides, including M. Masuda and K. Noguchi, for informal meetings. He cites Europe’s war and urges U S Japan friendship to foster peace, meeting Harvard figures and officials at Algonquin Club events and Chamber banquets.
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Boston
M. Masuda
M. Zumoto
K. Noguchi
Japan
T. Yokoyama
Tokio
I. Wakita
M. Nagano
Europe
Boston Ports Deny Congestion Rumors
The Port of Boston officials deny reports that Boston is congested like New York. Grain elevators hold about 800,000 of 2,500,000 bushels capacity, and rail and steamship firms report normal busy conditions with no real congestion.
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New York
Boston
Red Cross thanked by European royalty for aid
Empress Maria Feodorovna and Russian Foreign Minister Sazanoff via Ambassador Bakhtemef, express gratitude to the American Red Cross for wartime assistance. Queen Eleanor of Bulgaria also sends a cablegram thanking for aid to Bulgarian sick and wounded.
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Russia
Red Cross
Sazanoff
Bakhmeteff
Eleanore
Bulgaria
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Lord’s Piano
Boylston Street
Boston, Mass
Miss Fabyan
Sister Maid of Honor
U. S
America
Chinchilla
Madras
C. D
Toyland
Maria Feodorovna
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