Tufts Aero Club elects Bugbee president at annual meeting
Tufts College Aero Club elected E. P. Bugbee president and F. B. Fairbanks vice president with S. H. Smith secretary and J. A. French treasurer. The silver cup won by Bugbee at the first intercollegiate glider meet last May was displayed, and his 685 foot distance earned first prize. The glider Tufts 2 remains in the hangar awaiting minor tuning.
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Medford
Tufts College Aero Club
B. P. Bugbee
F. B. Fairbanks
S. H. Smith
J. A. French
FE. P. Bugbee
Tufts 2
So Easy To Rid Your Skin of Fuzz
An old advertisement promises women a simple remedy for unwanted hair using delatone powder. It explains mixing with water to form a paste, applying for two to three minutes, then washing off to remove hairs. It notes the product costs a dollar per ounce and that a second application is rarely needed.
Old Stone for Tower at Hingham
Two hundred seventy five years ago Pilgrims left Hingham England and settled in the new world. Descendants plan to erect a tower with a bell chime using the old stepping stone from Hing ham England as the cornerstone. Tonight a ceremony honors the gift and the settlers.
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Hingham
England
New World
Bear Cove
Osmo-Chemic treatment helps deaf resident hear again
Lawrence Mass resident Ashfort says after four years of deafness from catarrh and failed doctor care he was treated by Osmo-Chemic Physicians. He reports the buzzing stopped and his hearing fully restored in the affected ear.
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Iran
Ashfort
Union St., Lawrence
Mass
Wiles Gertrude le Baron
Auerbach & Co
Otis St
Heston
Hersey St
Hingham
Osmoc
Michael H. Keefe
Newport St
Dorchester
Deaf patients treated with Osmo-Chemic ans
Names and addresses of individuals reportedly treated for deafness with a new Osmo-Chemic therapy appear in the text. The list includes Hulda M. Johnson at 94 Pine Street Cam, Frances Bernard at 30 St Cecilia Street, L Forbes at 6 Millmont Street Roxbury, Fanvie Record at 15 Vancouver Street Boston, Mrs. S Barker at 236 Spring Street Medford, Mrs. Margaret Kimball at 121 Oliver Street Linden, Nellie Donovan at 18 High Street Beverly, Nellie M. Brown at 3 Aberdeen Avenue Calelas, Mildred Burgess at 28 Pear Street South Deeeat, and Qurrier at 24 Charles Street Aularadale.
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Hulda M. Johnson
Pine St
Cam
Frances Bernard
St. Cecila St
L. Forbes
Millmont St
Roxbury
Fanvie Record
Vancouver St
Boston
S. Barker
Spring St
Medford
Margaret Kimball
Oliver St
Linden
Neliie Donovan
High St
Beverly
Ming Nellie M. Brown
Aberdeen Ave
Calelas
Mildred Burgess
Pear St
South Deeeat
Reball Qurrier
Charles St
Aularadale
Hingham Memorial Tower Honors Old World Stone
The presentation of Hingham’s memorial stone was made by Rt. Hon. James Bryce the British ambassador to the United States. Walter W. Hersey accepted for the town and passed the stone to the tower committee led by William L. Gifford. Notables including John D. Long John Bates and Robert T. Lincoln attended and a reception followed at the First Unitarian Church site planned for the brick and stone tower towering 75 feet with a 16 foot belfry and a memorial room for local relics.
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Old Hingham
James Bryce
United States
Walter W. Hersey
William L. Gifford
Ambassador Bryce
Hersey
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Ill
Samuel Atreen
Boston
Massachusetts’ Historical Society
Bryce
Long
Louis C. Cornish
Hingham
First Unitarian Church
Hancock Held on $1500 Bonds in Larceny Indictments
Charles A. Hancock, 33, broker formerly at 92 State Street, arraigned in Superior Criminal Court on four counts of larceny related to Chicago-New York Electric Air Line stock. Held on $1500 bonds after pleading not guilty. Hancock had vanished from Boston, later linked to Porcupine Ontario with the Porcupine Realty and Investment Company.
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Charles A. Hancock
State Street
Brookline
Superior Criminal Court
Sanderson
George Farrell
John Harris
Hancock
Boston
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line
Old South
United States
Porcupine
Ontario
Porcupine Realty and Investment Company
Pablo Overcoats in Boston Offers Satin Lined Coats
Advertisement for Pablo Overcoats by F. Gray Co. promotes large Boston stock of English kerseys satin lined coats priced at $9.90, down from $20. Window display at Washington and Hanover.
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Boston
F. Gray Co
Washington
Hanover
Mystery Burglary Thwarted by Police in New York
Six burglars broke into the basement of 372 East 138th Street with help from a woman accomplice and carried an iron safe from a cigar store. A gunfire ended with one killed and runner Joseph Lewis, 37, captured after a fright. Wounds on others remain unclear. no solid clues to fugitives or the assisting woman.
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New York
East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Street
Joseph Lewis
Rivington Street
Burglary Ends in Officer Involved Shooting
Burglars attempted to crack a United Cigar Stores safe measuring 31 by 12 feet, using eight drills and three jimmy tools. They breached a half inch hole before police arrived and a 35 year old man was killed by Officer Brenecke. Coroner Schwanecke deemed the shooting justifiable. the victim’s identity remains unknown. William Springsteel and his wife returned home on East One Hundred Thirty-eighth Street to find a woman and two men exiting the premises. he did not unlock the door.
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United Cigar Stores Company
Brenecke
Schwa
It Is Much to Adam's Credit That He Used a Hoe
An old advertisement extols Adams and a hoe over a hammer for poultry work. It promotes Wirthmore Feeds as key to thriving poultry, claiming superior grain blends for broilers and layers. The copy urges readers to ask their grain dealer and identifies CHAS. M. COX CO. Boston.
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Adam
Wirthmore
Chas. M. Cox CO
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Bandits Hit City Cigar Store in Nighttime Safe Raid
Strangers broke into a cigar store by night and hoped to flee with the safe contents estimated between 400 and 500 dollars. A confrontation erupted when officer McCarton and Bre necke confronted six men on the cellar steps prompting shots and a fatal fatality as the fugitives fled. A single prisoner was captured at the scene.
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Max Brenner
McCarton
Brenecke
Anty Drudge Invited to Take an Automobile Ride
Advertisement touts Fels Naptha soap as a time and money saver for washday. It claims cleaning in cool water preserves fibers, avoids boiling heat, and reduces back breaking work while improving health. Set Fels Naptha and follow wrapper directions.
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Anty Drudge
Derby Hats and Trail of Bullets Mark Escape Route
A report describes bloodstains leading from a house at 875 to 377 and into the yard of the same property, suggesting a wounded fugitive and a frightened escape. Two derby hats were found in the back yard, one hat bearing four bullet holes.
Magee ranges showcased in Boston window display
The Magee Furnace Company demonstrates its new stove models in the C. E. Osgood window at 744 to 756 Washington Street Boston. After over 50 years of making Boston products Magee highlights cooking tests of its Magee range in a prominent showroom display.
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Boston
C. E. Osgood Company
Washington Street
Magee
Magee Furnace Company
Osgood
Magee ranges showcased with glass-doors at Osgood's
The store presents Magee ranges with innovative glass doors this week, a novelty not found in other cooking shops. Housekeepers who prize good cooking will find the demonstration engaging and instructive from every standpoint.
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Osgood’s
Hood's Sarsaparilla Aids Rheumatism Cure Claim
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston reports five years of rheumatism with stiff knees and pain, but after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla he improved and now says he is cured. He urges others to try the medicine available in liquid or Sarsatabs form.
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Boston
Henry R. Keach
Tremont St
Henry J. Goldstein
Barton Street
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
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W. Manning
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Railway Exchange
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California
Ditace
John
Xalifornia Colonist
Alexander K. Reid
Main St
Charlestown
F. E. Bacon
Rock St
E. 8. Sargent
Nichols St
Everett
J. Il
Plunkett
Boylston St
Brey
M. O’keeffe
Becom
Tuusiday
SWIFT
Pyay
AjinSs
Union
Tunnel
Requen Padres
Fulton
Resees
Evergy T
Greater
Tou
Pablo Overcoats
Loyal Order of Moose
Louisville
New England
Supreme
Anderson
Ind
Roosevelt
U. S&s
N. Waldo Kennedy
Tel
Hos. Snow & Sons
North Market St
Snow
Hunyadi
Janos
Quickly
Joseph Grady
N.Y. University Medical College
Fort Hamilton Hospital
N. Y
Mass, Medical Society
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Met
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Limou
Sines
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Boston Branch
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Pat
Cole
Greater Boston
Oston
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Lenox
Rudd
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James Rudd
Christ Church
Lowell
Crocker
Samuel
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Donovan
South Boston
Patrick
Ellen Donovan
Silver Street
S. .Peter and Mauls Church
Calvary Cemetery
Pflanders
Melrose
Elizabeth Flanders
Jeremiah Flanders
West
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Puneral
Gordon
Hosea Quimby Gordon
Swains Pond Avenue
Tewksbury
Charles F. Harding
Chelsea
East Tewksbury
Mansen
Karl ¥. Tmansen
Baker Place
Waterman Chapel
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Frederick J. Tlarper
Metropolitan
Mutual Aid
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Mary A
Joe Timmins
Fourth Artest
Moresse
St. Bolaie's Church
Monson
Mags
Eng
Chandler Street
Francia J. Kelly
Lothrop
Ann B
Cummings L. Lothrop
Park Street
Cohasset
Mahoney
North Lexington
Ann
John Mahoney
North Street
St. Bridget’s Church
Moore
Gerard
John TT
Mary Moore
Wilard
Moseley Street
Murray
Back Bey
Patrick James
Elizabeth FB
Sweeney
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St. Cecilia Church
St. Jerome Court
M. C
Charles Russell
Old Calvary
Wille Terrace
Emerson Lewis
Willliam H
Anna M. Wheeler
Howard Lodge
Brotherhood, Boston & Maine Railroad
Frank E. Goodspeed
Mdith
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