Harvard Business Review Debuts As Leading Trade Paper
The Harvard Business Review, first issue issued to 000 subscribers, showcases articles on business problems by Harvard professors and leading business figures. Editor board includes Neil Borden, H. W. Anderson, Gilbert King, A. S. Aronson, and others under Prof. Harry R. Tosdal.
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Harvard Business Review
Harvard School of Business Administration
Harry R. Tosdal
Harvard School
Wallace B. Denham
Neil. Borden
Boulder
Col
W. Anderson
Lacrosse
Wis
Gilbert King
Washington
A. S. Aronson
Boston
G. H. Aufinger, Jr
Northeast
Penn
W. A
Yawning Mistress Suffers Jaw Dislocation in South Boston
Mrs Mary Joyce of 514 Dorchester Avenue South Boston could not close her mouth after a luxurious yawn. After five hours City Hospital doctors reset the dislocation. She was moved by her husband to Carney Hospital where an initial attempt failed and she was returned to City Hospital.
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Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Mary Joyce
City Hospital
Joyce
Carney Hospital
Rex and Rene Split Over Elk Antler Pride at Zoo
At Franklin Park Zoo Rex the elk becomes preoccupied with new antlers and fights with his mate Rene who grows tired of his rutting. Rene moves with their calf into the neighboring cage and plans to stay until antlers shed next spring.
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Rex
Franklin Park Zoo
Rene
Ife
Elk
Corsets with varied models and sizes advertised
An advertisement markets corsets in slender and average fits with back lengths of 4 to 6 inches and front clasps of 8 to 9 inches. Presented as attractively trimmed, the garments offer two to three sets of hose supporters and cover sizes 23 to 32.
All-Wool Blankets With Silk Bindings Listed
All wool white blankets bound with 3 inch soisette bindings in blue pink rose and lavender borders. Sizes include 70 by 84 and 70 by 90 with extra long options. Colored single blankets 62 by 80 and 70 by 90 offered with white silk bindings and blue pink yellow borders.
Little Walks About Boston Curiosity on a Polar Compass Reversal
The essay describes Donald B. MacMillan’s voyage where compass directions reversed due to crossing the north magnetic pole, now south of the geographical North Pole by about 1200 miles. It explains magnetic versus geographical poles and notes Carnegie Institution long term work on terrestrial magnetism and a non magnetic yacht used for global observations.
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Donald B. MacMillan
Polar
North Pole
Boston
Bowdoin
Baffin’s Land
MacMillan
City Club
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Carnegie
Washington
Carnegie Institution
Department of
Isolation of Drug Habitues at Deer Island Sparks Controversy
Dr. David J. Johnson and Deputy Dennis D. Driscoll placed 49 identified drug addicts on Deer Island in a 60 day quarantine with strict visual and verbal contact limits. Guards control access while Dr Bernard J. Gaffingan oversees medical care and nurses manage welfare. Mayor Curley approves the drastic measure amid broader questions on Deer Island’s governance.
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David J. Johnson
Boston
Deer Island
House of Correction
Dennis D. Driscoll
Johnson
James L. Malloy
Charles Morgan
Bernard J. Gaffingan
Gaffingan
Creeks in Germany Called Home for Army Service
Berlin Oct 22 The Greek consulate orders all Greeks in Germany in military classes 1917 to 1922 who were exempt to report within six days for transport to Greece. Men of the 1923 class receive similar orders as part of the mobilization.
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Berlin
Greece
Laymen's Sunday Service Observed at Arlington Universalist Church
Laymen's Sunday was observed yesterday morning at the Arlington First Universalist Church with laymen in charge.
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Arlington Flist Universalist Church
Palestine is Declared Safe by Zionist Leader
Peter J. Schweitzer, chairman of the Palestine Foundation Fund in America, said there is no ground for fear about Jewish prospects in Palestine amid recent Turkish events. He spoke to a wide Jewish gathering at the home of Max G Shoolman in Brookline and had just returned from Europe. He also attended the World Zionist Organization conference in Carlsbad as a representative of the Zionist Organization of America.
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Palestine
Turkey
Peter J. Schweitzer
Palestine Foundation Fund
America
Schweitzer
Europe
Max G Shoolman
Greater Poston Palestine Foundation Fund Campaign
Ivy Street
Brook Hine
World Zionist Organization
Carlsbad
Zionist Organization of America
Arlington Evening School Opens at Centre Junior High
In Arlington an evening public school will open in the Centre Junior High School building. Sessions run Monday Tuesday and Thursday from 7 30 to 9 30 p m with classes in Americanisation commercial subjects cooking dressmaking and millinery.
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Arlington
Centre
Hurdles for Jumpers in New Bedford Park
New Bedford park officials at Buttonwood Park add a riding track for equestrian lovers. Several jumpers are owned in town and hurdles line the track, with thoroughbreds often seen clearing the jumps in daily activity as depicted.
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New Bedford Park
New Bedford
Park Commissioners
Buttonwood Park
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