George J. Gould Becomes Grandfather With New Baby
A daughter was born today to Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Jr formerly Miss Marjorie Gould. The child Edith Kingdom Drexel is the first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould. Grandparents and well wishers rejoiced as messages arrived at the Drexel residence at 1015 Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Marjorie Gould
George J. Gould
Edith Kingdom Drexel
Drexel
No. 1015
Fifth Avenue
Marceau
Judge Sets Dec 12 Trial Date for Victor M Well
Judge Dodge of the United States District Court fixed December 12 for the trial of Victor M Well a mining promoter of Boston indicted last spring by the federal grand jury on a charge of using the mails in a scheme to defraud.
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Dodge
United States District Court
Victor M. Well
Boston
Federal Grand Jury
Government slate hints at new appointments and reversals
Governor Foss submitted a notable list of appointments including railroad commissioner successor Clinton White-Garrett Droppers of Williamstown and Charles G. Wood of New Bedford to the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration. Rejected was William L. Reed as clerk of the Juvenile Court. E Gerry Brown and David Stoneman await action. Briggs named to various boards.
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Garrett Dropper»S
Williamstown
Foss
Clinton White
Garrett Droppers
Board of Arbitration
Harry Morse
Haverhill
Charles G. Wood
New Bedford
Henry P. Walcott
Cambridge
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Warren F. Spalding
Frederick G. Pettigrove
Arthur Bogue
Lynn
Essex County
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Wiliam L. Reed
E. Gerry Brown
David Stoneman
Dorchester Court
L. Vernon Briggs
Boston
State Board of Insanity
Henry P. Field
Northampton
New Dock Commission
Hugh Bancroft
William A. Bancroft
State Board of ‘Conciliation and Arbitration
Lott F. McNamara
William L. Reed
Reed
Clerk Williams
Appointment interests in state commissions and boards
The article notes strong interest in naming a successor to Chairman Pettigrove of the Prison Commission and to Professor Droppers of Williamstown to replace Clinton White on the railroad board. It also predicts the reappointment of Dr. Walcott to the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board following endorsement from his supporters.
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Chairman Pettigrove
Prison Commission
Professor Droppers
Williamstown
Clinton White
Railroad Board
Dr. Walcott
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
R. Walcott
Cured Baby Boy of Eczema Promoted by Resinol
Mrs. F. Cox of Chicago reports Resinol Ointment and Soap cured her baby boy of severe eczema after other remedies failed. First use relieves itching and pain from burns, chafing, sunburn, and poison ivy. Samples available by request. Resinol Co. Baltimore, Md. Also notes a governor's demand to act on appointments.
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F. Cox
Chicago
Idrug
Department No
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Notable Figures in New England Civic and Press History
Charles G Wood born 1871 Wakefield later moved to Greenfield New Hampshire where his father backed railroad expansion to Keene. He built a newspaper career from Lawrence to Nashua Boston Post New Bedford Times and founded a Sunday paper in southeastern Massachusetts. Dr Henry Walcott born 1888 Salem Harvard Yale LL D 1907 led state health board. Warren F Spalding NH to Boston moved into prison and charity administration. Garrett Droppers Williams College professor formerly secretary of the 1907 Commission on Commerce and Industry.
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Charles G. Wood
Wakefield
Greenfield
N. H
Keene
Lawrence
Mass
Dow Academy
Lawrence American
Merrill
Mr. Wood
Republican
Nashua
Nashville
Tenn
Boston Post
Post
New Bedford
Massachusetts
New Bedford Times
Wood
Henry P. Walcott
Salem
Harvard
Bowdoin
Vienna
Berlin
Yale
Cambridge
State Board of Health
Warren F. Spalding
Hillsboro
Boston
Board of Prison Commissioners
Massachusetts Prison Association
Garrett Droppers
Williamstown
Williams College
Commission On Commerce and Industry
Governor Guild
Women Press Writers Hold Fall Tea at Hotel Vendome
Mrs John L Gardner and other notable women attended the Women Press Writers Association fall tea at the Hotel Vendome. Lady Augusta Gregory spoke and was introduced by Miss Bessie Brainard. Dramatic soprano Mrs Gertrude Crowley sang with Miss Ethel Phillips. trio directed by Mrs F M del Castillo.
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John L. Gardner
Eugene N. Foss
Women Press Writers’ Association
Hotel Vendome
Ernest H. Pierce
Henry Coolidge Mulligan
Augusta Gregory
John A. Mee
Eleanor Hallowell Abbot Coburn
Gregory
Bessie F. G. Brainard
Gertrude Walker Crowley
Ethel Phillips
F. M. del Castillo
John Craig
Josephine P. Peabody Marks
Edith McFadden
Henrietta McDaniell
Audubon Plates and Boston Books Fetch Cash at Sale
Two thousand dollars in cash paid at Libbie's for Audubon's Birds a 435 plate 1835 publication by Charles B Goodspeed Boston antiquarian An elephant folio edition now nearly extinct sold after lively bidding Many plates uncut National Theatre programmes from 1850 1851 brought 19 50 Sir Roger Sheaffe's Boston Fire.
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Libbie
Audubon
Charles B. Goodspeed
Boston
National Theatre of
Sir Roger Sheaffe
Loomis and Kimball Tie Knot at Newton Home
Miss Nellie L. Kimball daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred M Kimball of Newton and Harold G Loomis of Medford wed last night at 8 at the bride’s parents 49 Elmhurst road Reverend Charles Noyes of Winter Hill Congregational Church united them Try Adamson’s Balsam for that wasting graveyard cough claimed a sure cure
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Nellie L. Kimball
Fred M. Kimball
Newton
Harold G. Loomis
Medford
Elmhurst Road
Charles Noyes
Congregational Church
Winter Hill
How Nature Cures Constipation via Internal Bathing
The article extols Internal Bathing to cleanse the intestines and combat constipation and biliousness. It highlights the J. B. L. Cascade as a widely used, doctor-endorsed method sold by Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores in New England.
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Riker-Jaynes
New England
Fels Naptha Promotes Anti Drudgery Club
An advertising letter extols Fels Naptha soap as a time saving washday aid for cool water washing. It claims the soap eliminates boiling and hard rubbing, reduces labor, and offers whiter cleaner clothes. The piece promotes joining the Anti Drudgery Club with instructions on use.
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Anty Dridge
Dearie
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Tremont
West Streets
Hartshorn
Utfers
Dr. L. V. Briggs
Massachusetts Medical Society
Boston Society For Medical Improvement
Boston Medical Library Association
Suffolk District Medical Society
American Medical Association
American Society For Clinical Research
Boston Children’s Aid Society
Massachusetts Society of Examining Physicians
Boston Dispensary
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
William S. Whitwell
San Francisco
Walter Channing
Channing
The
White
C. M. Payne
the Press Publishing Co
Women Press
Loomis—Kimball
Adamson
By Jeffery Farnol
Easil
J. Woods
Anty Drudge
Little Mary
Anty
Woman’s Club
America
Anti-Drudgery Club
Ibed
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