Hart to Speak on Negro Question at Cathedral Church
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard will discuss The Negro Question at Cathedral Church of Paul next Sunday at four o clock. He is a Howard University trustee and author of The Southern South. Rev Donald B Aldrich leads the 730 p m service. Cactus can live months without water.
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Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Cathedral Church of
Paul
Hart
Howard University
South
Donald B. Aldrich
Apple King Rivalry Grows as Hebron Showcases Spys Branch
In Hebron Maine Frank Roman of Wilmington Mass is upstaged by a Conant farm branch bearing 19 Northern Spy apples on a single fork, with an 18 apple Baldwin branch and 10 1/2 barrels already harvested. A severe cold snap left Conant with about a third of his crop unpicked and $2000 in losses, prompting plans to insure against hail and frost next year.
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Hebron
Maine
Frank Roman
Wilmington
Mass
G. I. Conant
Conant Farm
George S. Conant
Mr. Conant
Boston Physician Henry Bowditch Aided Abolition Meet
Dr. Henry I Bowditch born in Salem Aug 9 1808 and died in Boston Jan 4 1892 rose to prominence through pulmonary disease research and sanitary work. He supported abolition, met Frederick Douglass in Boston, and hosted him for dinner after attending Marlboro Chapel meetings.
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Henry Ingersoll Bowditch
Medical Annals
Boston
Nathaniel Bowditch
Henry I. Bowditch
Salem
Mass
Massiachusetts Hospital Life Insuranceompany
Frederick Douglass
Ave
Dr. Bowditch
Marlboro’ Chapel
Bedford Street
Washington Street
Douglass
Correction to Gaston expense item in Senate campaign
John H. Wallach of the Massachusetts Veterans of Foreign Wars requests a correction in the Post for a campaign expense entry. The item should be 25 dollars for 100 copies of The Veteran magazines bought from an unemployed ex-service man, with 5 percent retained by the department.
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Gaston
William A. Gaston
United States Senate
Department
John H, Wallach
Adjutant Dept. of Mass
Autoist Given Jail Sentence
William Gay, 28, of 18 Arch Street Brockton was sentenced to two months in the house of correction after a Brockton District Court hearing. Associate Justice William G. Rowe rejected leniency recommendations and said intoxicated driving warrants jail time for all offenders. The defendant appealed and posted $500 securities.
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Brockton
William G. Rowe
Fuel Admin Appeals Against Coal Price Hikes
State Emergency fuel Administrator James J. Phelan urged Conrad E. Spens to curb profiteers he calls roll top swivel chair operators. He says jobbers and speculators hold anthracite stocks and push prices $2 to $5 above the $9.25 fair rate set by Pennsylvania operators. In some cases the operators are charging even more.
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James J. Phelan
Conrad E. Spens
Names and numbers on houses born in London years apart
In England and middle Europe, peach trees trained flat against walls or in pots under glass. Names were first placed on doors in 1760 and numbers on houses in 1764, the ideas starting in London.
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England
Middle
Europe
London
Guaranteed money refunded if cereal meal fails after use
A consumer notice promises a full refund if the cereal meal does not help after one week of following directions. The offer emphasizes satisfaction and refunds, targeting buyers seeking guaranteed results.
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Cumrere
Bua
Mar
Fathead
Lizarre
O Connor Eo
Tremont Street
Garcia
William Justin Mann
New England
West
New York
J. J. Phelan
Spens
Curley
Thomas F. Sullivan
Transit Commission
Emergency Fuel Committee
Sullivan
S. Pierce Co
N. E
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Earth
Zonite Products Co
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