Joy Ride In Stolen Car Leads To Court Appearance
Frank O Loughlin 23 of 126 School Street Waltham was arraigned in Waltham District Court on four counts from a Sunday joy ride in Representative George P Druary s car He faced drunken driving driving while intoxicated driving without a license and misappropriating the machine He was held on 400 for a hearing October 5 The stolen auto from in front of Waltham City Hall was driven several miles and damaged when it struck a hydrant on Lexington Street flooding the street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Loughlin
School Street
Waltham
Waltham District
George P. Druary
O'Loughlin
Waltham City Hall
Lexington Street
Red Cross Fund Subscriptions Acknowledged in Mass
Red Cross treasurer 44 State street lists receipts from donors in Massachusetts including Misses Curtis Haverhill Ministers Association Danvers First Church Sunday School Edward Crown Edward Brewer Mrs Downsend Mary Buckingham Albert Boyden and other contributors totaling 389.72 for European relief and France aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Curtis
Haverhill Ministers’ Association
Uropean War Relief
Re. Bridgman
First Church Sunday School of
Danvers
Mass
Cecil ‘Stewart
France
Easy Way to End Catarrh Forever With Hyomei Inhaler
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a permanent cure for catarrh. It claims catarrh is caused by germs and that inhaling medicated air kills them. The brochure touts the eucalyptus blend, a rubber inhaler, and a money back guarantee from druggists and Riker Jaynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomen
Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
Two Tons of Rival Babies at Local Indoor Fair
Mothers exhibit two tons of fat babies in Mechanics Building for the fattest baby contest at the indoor country fair. Judges will pick winners each day with coronation of King and Queen of Babyland on Saturday. Apple and fruit exhibitors gather for the big show with prizes awarded to Windsor, Geer, and Makepeace Company for barrels, first prizes, and cranberries.
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Mechanics’ Building
New England
T. K. Windsor
Greenville
Rhode Island
Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Massachusetts
J. T. Geer
Three Rivers
A. D. Makepiece Company
West Barnstable
Mass
Catholic Church D Notes Confraternity meets and missions announced
Regular weekly Confraternity of the Holy Cross meeting set for Friday at the Cathedral with 8 o clock mass for members. A four week mission opens Sunday at St Patrick's Dudley street, with weeks for married women single women married men and single men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confraternity of the Holy Cross
St. Patrick's Church
Dudley Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
St. Mary’s
Endicott Street
St. Mary of the Angels
Egleston Square
Laphams Rise in Boston Life and a New Beacon Street House
Silas Lapham, once a Vermont farm boy, built wealth creating a mineral paint from a family mine. He and his wife Irene and Penelope live in a South End home while planning a Beacon Street residence. They introduce Thomas Corey to the paint trade as diplomacy with Spanish American markets unfolds. Mrs Lapham suspects Corey is loving Rene.
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Silas Lapham
Vermont
Boston
Irene
Penelope
Nankeen Square
South End
Lapham
Beacon Street
Thomas Corey
Beacon Hill
Quebec
Corey
Colonel Lapham
Rene
Family tensions and a wayward son in Boston home
Mrs Corey returns to her husband in Boston after a week apart and finds him breakfasting as a comfortable host. She resents his ease and authority yet masks envy with restraint, while their son Bromfield and his exploits with the Mineral Paint King loom as a troubling subplot.
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Bar Harbor
Anna
Mrs. Corey
Tom Corey and the Paint Princess in a Family Dilemma
In Boston, Tom Corey faces pressure from his parents over his career and love life. They debate money, ambition, and morality as they discuss Tom's lure to mineral paint and the wealthy, insipid paint princess. The Coreys reflect on value, sacrifice, and a legacy shaped by art and practicality.
Family tensions over marriage and business schemes unfold
In a Boston household, Tom plans a career with mineral paint while his parents debate interference in children's marriages. Mrs Corey worries over education costs and maternal influence as Tom pledges work with Mr Lapham, visiting Nantasket with discussions extending into South America and beyond.
Used bottle assault on policeman results in jail term
Lillian Lewis was found guilty of assault with a bottle on Police Officer John P. Hoar during an Aug 6 arrest on Shawmut Avenue. She received six months in the House of Correction. Police said seven officers were attacked with bottles and razors in the same area, some off work 9 to 65 days. Jennie Hudson got six months earlier. Bernard Cartissoz got six months for neglecting his family as his wife and two children faced destitution.
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Lillian Lewis
John P. Hoar
Division 10
Shawmut Avenue
House of Correction
Judge Hall
Superior Criminal Court
Kendall
Sawyer
Hoar
Jennie Hudson
Bernard J. Cartissoz
Autos Crash Drivers Argue in Woburn
A head on collision on Main Street Woburn late yesterday afternoon led to a verbal quarrel between two automobile operators. Police found neither had a license. Owners are J. J. McCarthy Somerville and John A. McQuaid Lowell. Both cars sustained minor damage. The men await summons in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Woburn
Woburn District Court
J. J. McCarthy
Water Street
Somerville
John A. McQuaid
Florence Street
Lowell
Woman Repays Loan After War Refugee Gratitude
A foreign-born woman naturalized as an American citizen repaid the last $2 of a $6 loan to the government after fleeing Austria at the war outbreak. Assisted by the U S consul at Trieste, she reached Boston, found work, and sent a gratitude letter to Assistant United States Treasurer Charles B. Strecker.
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United States
Trieste
Austria
Charles B. Strecker
New England
Genoa
Boston
Strecker
Make Your Own Pinex Cough Syrup At Home
Do it yourself Pinex cough syrup saves money and may relieve coughs within 24 hours. Mix 246 ounces of Pinex with plain sugar syrup in a pint bottle and use according to full directions. The Pine extract remedy claims to ease throat and chest colds, bronchitis, asthma, hoarseness, and even whooping cough. The Pinex Co. of Ft Wayne Indiana offers a guarantee and warns against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Wayne
Ind
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RED Cross Fund
R. I
Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s Parish
Cambridge
Elks Hall
Central Square
James F. Black
William Dean Howells
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Bayonne
Naijo
Tom
Jom
Sromfield
Hardihood
Europe
Roime
Broston
South America
Mexico
Jim
Mrs
Uncle Jim
Nantasket
Nahant
W. D. Howells
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
U. S
Oxford
Hanover and
Portland Streets
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