Two Beauty Hints From a Boston Ad Page
Two beauty tips are offered: a spurmax lotion to clear complexions and a canthrox shampoo for hair shine and color. The note cites a 64 Devonshire Street address and a meeting led by Jeremiah J. McCarthy with speeches praising Roosevelt and pledges of party loyalty.
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Devonshire Street
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Boston
Daniel Cosgrove
Progressive Party
Matthew Hale
State Committee
C. W. Burks
Thirteenth Congressional Committee
George L. Perin
George H. Mellen
Norman Marshall
George E. Hilles
George E. Atherton
Lester P.winchenbaugh
Dr. Glazier
Hudson
Colonel Roosevelt
Public bequests in Williams will in Cohasset
The late Mary L. Williams of Cohasset had a will admitted to Norfolk Probate Court with public bequests of 2000 to Cohasset Public Library for books and 2000 to First Parish Church in memory of her mother. Remote beneficiaries include Home for the Aged Boston Radcliffe College and Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Estate totals 70,000 real and 350,000 personal. Executor Albert L. Lincoln of Brookline with 500,000 sureties.
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Williams
Mary L. Williams
Cohasset
Norfolk
Albert L. Lincoln
Brookline
Pumpkins Set Record Size in Wolfboro Falls Farm Exhibition
Three pumpkins grown by Arthur D. Tibbetts at Wolfboro Falls New Hampshire measure 55, 54 and 51.12 inches around and promise to break New England records this season. A Pumpkin Party will be held on the farm with numerous home made pies and farmers from nearby Wolfboro and Wolfboro Falls attending with their families.
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Arthur D. Tibbetts
Wolfboro Falls
N. H
New England
Wolfboro
A. D. Tibbetts
New Hampshire
T P Irish Dies in Somerville
Thaddeus P. Irish, age 88, longtime Dana Estes & Co. employee, died at his Dartmouth Street home in Somerville. Born November 25, 1824 in Gorham, Maine, he worked from 1841 in Brooks, Maine, later ran mail between Portland and Worcester, joined Dana Estes in 1887 for 13 years, and was a Broadway Congregational Church member. He is survived by sons James H. Irish of Rochester, New Hampshire, and Fred D. Irish, a notable figure in publishing.
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Thaddeus P. Irish
Dana, Estes & Co
Boston
Dartmouth Street
Somerville
Gorham
Gorham Academy
Brooks
Portland
Worcester
Broadway Congregational Church
James H. Irish
Rochester
N. H
Fred D. Irish
Somerville Sets City Voter Record for Elections
Somerville reports 13 844 registered voters, the largest in city history, a gain of 600 from last year for national and state elections.
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Somerville
Haultain Named Chief Justice of Saskatchewan
F W G Haultain was appointed chief justice of the Saskatchewan Supreme Court to replace the retiring judge Wetmore who reached the age limit. Haultain, who ran unsuccessfully for provincial parliament in July on an anti reciprocity ticket, takes the position in Saskatoon on October 16.
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Saskatoon
Sask
F. W. G. Haultain
Supreme Court of Saskatchewan
Wetmore
Haultain
Parlament
Mrs Taft and Miss Helen at Beverly
Mrs William Howard Taft arrives in Parramatta after New York naval pageant on the Mayflower. The President plans a busy Beverly visit with a Hebrew delegation and hospitalities for Boston and other city leaders. Mayflower to go to Brooklyn navy yard for overhaul after the parade.
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William Howard Taft
Parramatta
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Waldo Lincoln
Worcester
Helen Taft
Edith Morgan
Massachusetts
Hot Springs
Cincinnati
Virginia
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Taft
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Chelsea Registers 5460 Voters in Major City List
Chelsea’s registration closed at 10 last night with 136 additions. The state election total reaches 5460, the largest since the 1908 great fire when 620 were listed. officials expect about 6000 next year as new buildings housing burned residents come online.
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Chelsea
Country Week charity bequests under Louise Howe will
Under the will of Louise Howe of Brookline the Boston Y M C A on Boylston Street is to receive 500 for the Country Week charity. An employee Patrick Fitzgerald gets 1000 and another Timothy F Flynn gets 200.
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Louise Howe
Brookline
Boston Y. M
Phone Girls Glad Series Is Decided
Telephone operators in Greater Boston exchanges worked nonstop during the series. They rapidly connected fans with score updates while newspaper offices and the post office handled hundreds of calls. Fans thank the operators for their service throughout the games.
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Greater Boston
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