90 Orphans to View Forget Me Not in Boston Week
Ninety orphans and inmates of institutions in Boston will be guests next week to see the photoplay Forget Me Not. They will be transported by Nash cars to the theater and later hosted by the Boston Lodge of Elks at Somerset Street with luncheon and toys donated by Gilchrist and Moxie companies.
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Boston
Claily
Irio
Nash
Abert Aganished
By. Co, P
See It. Inc
New England
Nash “Motor
Boston Lodge of Elks
Somerset Street
Gilchrist Company
Te Moxie Company
Elks
Haverhill Shoe Unions Clash In Walkout
In Haverhill fifty members of the Shoe Workers Protective Union walked out at four plants to test strength against the Boot and Shoe Workers Union. About 70 operatives affected. four people arrested for disorderly conduct at Knight Brothers Cushman and Hobart Hazen and Goodrich and Triangle Shoe Company plants.
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Haverhill
Shoe Workers
Protective Union
Boot & Shoe Workers Union
Knight Brothers
Cushman & Hobart
Hazen & Goodrich
Triangle Shoe Company
Show Hub Decline in Commerce
A Shipping Board official told the Interstate Commerce Commission that Boston has declined sharply as a foreign shipping port. Once the leading U S port, Boston now ranks as a minor port of call in the fleet’s view, illustrating a dramatic drop in maritime importance.
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Boston
United States Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seas
Shipping Board
Massachusetts D A R Fall State Meet Planned at Greenfield
Preparations for the fall meeting of the Massachusetts D A R set for Tuesday October 10 1922 in Greenfield with headquarters at the Hotel Weldon and sessions at All Souls Church Main Street Mrs Franklin P Shumeway state regent will preside International College Springfield Chancellor C S McGowen will address the morning session President General Mrs George Maynard Minor and Mt Holyoke College Miss Mary E Woolley will speak at the afternoon session A reception and banquet are planned with an attractive program for attending members.
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Massachusets Daughters of the American Revolution
Greenfield
Hotel Weldon
All Souls
Main Street
Franklin P. Shumeway
International Colege
Springfield
Boston Chamber seeks end to embargo hurting Boston trade
The Boston Chamber of Commerce urges removal of an Interstate Commerce Commission embargo that raises differential freight rates harming Boston exports. At a packed hearing in the State House, officials from Boston & Maine and Gov candidate Fitzgerald testified while New York merchants intervene to gain a united rate. An official from English China Clay Corp testified Boston rates are higher for China clay than Baltimore or Philadelphia.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Maritime Association
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
State House
Charles F. Gerry
James H. Hustis
Boston & Maine Railroad
John F. Fitzgerald
James C. Lincoln
Merchants Association of New York
James R. MacAnanny
Boston & Maina Railroad
Chicago
Liverpool
Arthur Holbrook
English
China Clay Corporation of
Moonshine dispute sparks probate court hearing
In Haverhill Alfred H. Sayres claims his wife Helena G Sayres took and sold his moonshine. Helena admits selling it but says her husband allowed it. Sayres seeks separate maintenance amid allegations of infidelity. Judge Harry R Dow took the case under advisement.
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Harry, R. ‘Dow
Dedham Man in Critical Condition After Vehicle Crash
Frank G. aged 99 of Bridge Street Dedham was left with critical injuries after his car veered onto the right side of the roadway and struck a telephone pole. He was transported first to Dedham Emergency Hospital then to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Frank G
Hilcrest
Dedham ‘Emergency Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Kellogg's Bran Ad Promises Longer Life and Health
An old advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a health food that can lengthen life by ten to fifteen years and improve bowel elimination. It urges daily intake of Bran for all ages, noting its mineral content and water absorption while cautioning Bran is not a remedy and will not form a habit.
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Kellogg’s
Montgomery Brooks Company
Kellogg's Bran Promises Health and Regularity
Bran keeps the organs active and supports growth. It claims to sharpen the brain and ease constipation for the aged while boosting energy. A versatile cereal, Kellogg's Bran can be eaten as a cereal or used in breads and pancakes with recipes on each package.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Wea
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