Doctor condemns rich women as study group meets
In Cleveland on October 3 the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality held sessions. Dr. William H. Davis of Boston called the refusal of rich women to bear children a disgrace. Dr. Helen C. Putnam of Providence argued large families are not the best. Dr. Lloyd MacGruder proposed a national law on dairy product regulations.
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Cleveland
America
American Association For Study and Prevention
Wiliam H. Davis
Boston
Helen C. Putnam
Providence
R. IL
Lloyd MacGruder
Washington, D. C
Why She Inquired at Ticket Office
A young girl asks the clerk the fare to L Station, six times learns it costs twopence, and explains her brother enjoys the trip because it reminds him of the Zoological Gardens.
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L—— Station
Trate
Believe Charlestown Boy Dead in Tuckerman Ravine
It is believed J. H. Keenan, a Boston engineer, fell from a cliff into Tuckerman Ravine or froze to death on Boott's Spur during a heavy storm in the White Mountains. A New Hampshire farmer purportedly saw a boy matching his description, prompting Mrs. Lawrence Keenan of Charlestown to travel to the mountains with her husband seeking the truth.
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J. H. Keenan
Boston
White Mountains
Tuckerman’s
Boott
Keenan
Ory
John Keenan
Lawrence Keenan
Charlestown
New Hampshire
Boys Suits and Overcoats Offerings in Norfolk Styles
Norfolk and double breasted suits for boys in all wool ceviot and corduroy with patterns of gray tan and brown priced from 5 to 8.50. Heavy wash suits with striped galatea and linen options from 1.25 to 2.50. Ulster coats from Ireland in fleecy cheviots and chinchillas priced 5 to 18. Russian overcoats for young children 5 to 18 dollars.
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Norfolk
Judge Marries Couple in Broom Corn Field
In Johnson Kansas Judge Robert R. Friend wed G. B. Buckner and Goldie A. Gregor in his broom corn field and, due to a shortage of labor, declined payment. He instead required the couple to pull broom corn as their marriage fee in payment for services.
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Johnson, Kan
Robert R. Friend
G. B. Buckner
Goldie A. Gregor
Johnson
Science Shows Stomach Remedies and Digestive Tablets
Medical men explain stomach disorders and how digestion works, noting pep sin and hydrochloric acid digestants relieve indigestion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are marketed as a digestive aid and sold at 50 cents a box. The piece also lists multiple divorce decrees and settlements across Massachusetts, detailing grounds such as desertion, cruelty, and intoxication, with names and city origins.
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Stuart
Siegel Awards Prizes to Women Exhibitors
The third week of Siegel's Handiwork Contest awarded prizes across four exhibitions. First prizes of 10 dollars went to Maud L. Danielson and others for paper flowers and crafts. similar coveted awards were given in burned wood and pyrography, hammered brass, and basket making, with multiple winners listed by name and address across Dorchester Cambridge Boston Somerville Fitchburg Malden Roxbury Winter Hill.
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Siegel
Maud L. Danielson
Puritan Ave
Dorchester
Mass
Maud’ L. Danie
Anna H. BH. MacMillan
Rutland Sq
Boston
Anna H. H. MacMillan
Convent of the” Faithful Companion of Jesus
Fitchburg
Convent of the Faithful Companion of Jesus
Mabel Herfington
Bellvale St
Malden
Alice G. Fisher
Harold St
Rox Pury
Mass. E
BH. Hanley
Bonair St
Somerville
Agnes L. Scott
Broadway
Winter Hill
Nellie T. Connor
O’ Carson Street
A. P. Smith
Lincoln
M. Helen Stewart
Seaver Street
Roxbury
Brothers Divorce Sisters in East Cambridge Court
Richard and Roger A Lyon of Malden were granted uncontested divorces from their wives who are sisters in East Cambridge Divorce Court. They named two Malden men as corespondents and described departing on a fishing trip last February and, with a detective, finding their wives with the corespondents. Judge Fox granted 17 divorces yesterday with desertion cited in 11 cases.
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Richard
Roger A. Lyon
Malden
East Cambridge
Fox
Lyon Brothers
Roger Lyon
Libellants
Lay Christ Church Corner-Stone Today
Corner stone of the new Christ Church to be laid tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock by Bishop Lawrence of Boston. The ceremony will occur at the corner stone entrance with services and address, following a dress parade for the commemorative event on Lothrop and surrounding streets.
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Lay Christ Church
Plymouth
Christ Church
Lawrence
Boston
Lothrop
Wood Carving and Wood Work- Exhibition Prizes
First prize ten dollars to M. oe Stewart for a carved chair at 64 Seaver Street Roxbury. Second prize five dollars to M Helen Stewart for a mission chest. Third prize three dollars to Charlotte S Cribber for a letter file. Fourth prize two dollars to M Helen Stewart for a tray. Fifth prize one dollar to Mrs John Anderson for a Maplewood panel at Roxbury Massachusetts.
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M.oe Stewart
Seaver Street
Roxbury
Abs
M. Helen Stewart
Charlotte S. Cribber
Upton Street
Boston
Mass
Helen Stewart
Server Street
John Anderson
Cobden Street
Tigers Have Easy Session Before Lehigh Game
Princeton football coaches shuffled four new assistants into training after a discouraging loss to Rutgers. The Tigers held light scrimmage with the scrubs and varsity, and DeWitt yielded to Trenkman at full back while Streit looms at right tackle. A 30 minute scrub-freshman game ended 7 to 7.
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Princeton
N. J
Princetoh
Rutgers
Lehigh
Ad Kelly
Bill Brennard
Percy Waller
Phil Brazier
Tigers
Varsity
Scrubs
DeWitt
Fred Trenkman
Dunlap
Goldie Wight
Trenkman
Streit
No Overtime for City Collection Clerks
A report filed with Mayor Fitzgerald by Patterson, Teele and Dennis recommends abolishing overtime for the city collecting department. The experts say a clerk cannot work day and night and maintain standards.
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Fitzgerald
Patterson
Teele
Dennis
Optimist and pessimist clash over novelists craft
A Washington Star quote shows a pessimist praising realism in fiction while Mr Growcher counters that fewer lifelike characters would improve literature. The brief exchange highlights differing views on drawing from real life in narrative.
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Mr. Growcher
Washington Star
Office Boy Rivals Boss in U S District Court tale
Daniel A. Shea now an assistant U S district attorney prosecuted Harry A. Wright, head of a local detective agency, for harboring George Baum a Marine deserter from the battleship New Jersey. Wright was defended by John H. Casey, former assistant U S district attorney once Shea’s boss.
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United States District Court
Daniel A. Shea
United States District Attorney
Morton
Harry A. Wright
John H. Casey
Shea
District Attorney’s Office
George Baum
Marine Corps
New Jersey
No Charge for Bread and Butter in Boston Hotels
Boston hotel managers show little sign of following New York hoteliers in raising prices for small dining room extras. The article notes no immediate plan to boost bread and butter charges.
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Boston
New York
Bread and Butter Charge Planned in Gotham Dining Scene
Gotham restaurants and hotels will begin charging 10 cents per bread and butter order with meals while Parker House Touraine Young's American House and Copley Plaza managers say bread and butter will stay free for now.
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Gotham
Parker House
Touraine
Young’s
American House
Copley-Plaza
German banker visits Jewish farmers in Massachusetts
Karl L. Metter of Berlin, delegate to the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce and trustee of the Baron de Hirsch colonization fund, toured Jewish farmers in Millis Medway and nearby areas. He praised the progress of Jews in American agriculture during his eastern city tour countrybound.
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Karl L. Metter
Berlin
Germany
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Millis
Medway
Vicinity
Baron de Hirsch Colonization Fund
America
Free Kidney Cure Promises Health With No Cost Trial
An advertisement touts a Williams treatment for kidney and bladder issues, rheumatism, and uric acid troubles. It offers a free 50 cent bottle by mail after sending a coupon and 10 cents for distribution, with no obligation and no work disruption.
Williams Rheumatism Remedy Coupon Offer 50 Cent Bottle
Coupon valid for ten days offers Dr Williams treatment for rheumatism and kidney or bladder troubles. Includes 50 cent bottle (32 doses) with 10 cents in stamps or silver for expenses. Distributed by D A Williams Co Dept 180 East Hampton Conn.
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Williams
D. A. Williams
Dept
East Hampton
Conn
Dr. Williams
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