Tufts Suspends Fifty Students Over Unpaid Bills
Fifty Tufts students were suspended from classes yesterday after failing to settle term bills by Thursday. President Frederick W. Hamilton warned in chapel last Monday that any student owing would face suspension until payments or arrangements were made with the bursar. Lists were circulated to instructors this morning, barring those students from classrooms.
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Tufts College
Frederick W. Hamilton
Italian Aviator Saglietti Killed in Wrecked Biplane
Lieutenant Saglietti died when his military biplane went down during a maneuver near Rome today. The aircraft was wrecked and the pilot was killed instantly.
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Rome
Saglietti
Nervure Nervura Ad Claims From Dr Greene’s Remedy
An advertisement-like piece touts Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a cure for nervous exhaustion and low vitality. Personal testimonial from Miss Ida Hunter of New York asserts relief from fatigue dizziness headaches and malaise after using Nervura. The notice markets the doctor’s Boston office and mail consultation.
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Dr. Greene
Home Style Recipes from Readers Including Cakes and Steaks
A collection of kitchen tips and recipes from readers with instructions for cupcakes with maple frosting, yeast breads, molasses cookies, and a steak frying method. The notes include contributor names and addresses in Fitchburg Waterville Camden Somerville and West Somerville.
Whom Should He Save Dear Miss Champagne
A reader asks whom a young man should save in a dire choice between his mother and his sweetheart. The writer argues most would save their mother if only one life could be saved, praising M. S. D. for his heroism.
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Miss Champagne
Affinity Relationship Between Young Woman and Married Man
A 24 year old woman reveals she is keeping company with a married man aged over 40. She notes his unhappiness with his wife, who is a close friend, and says he spends money on her as their affair continues.
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Miss Champagne
Advice Column Shows a Love Triangle and Old Fashioned Morals
A letter from Violet asks if a man can divorce and marry another after an affair with his friend’s wife. The columnist urges upholding traditional morals, warns of misery, and to avoid becoming the “temptress,” advising Violet to respect marriage and consider her mother’s view.
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Violet
Churches in Greater Boston See Clergy Moves and Meetings
The Rev George W Owen will leave the Lynn First Congregational Church to accept a call from Hyde Park. Massachusetts Baptist anniversaries end with Sunday school day at Newton with talks by Harr Moore and Main. W N Hartshorn tours the South and West studying Sunday school conditions and plans for a Triennial in San Francisco. The MacWatters from Boston University will attend the Baltimore Foreign Missions meeting November 3 to 8. Prison Sunday appeals to clergy with two new pamphlets on criminals. Brotherhood of St Andrew notes at St Pauls with talks on the Nashville Convention and winter work. Mary B Mason to speak on Society at Huntington Chambers Sunday.
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George W. Owen
First Congregational Church
Lynn
First Congregational Church of
Hyde Park
Owen
Massachusetts Baptist
Newton
Sunday School Association
George B. Harr
Newton Theological School
Stephen Moore
The
W. W. Main
W. N. Hartshorn
Boston
National Sunday School Association
New Orleans
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
San Francisco
International Sunday School Association
MacWatters
Boston University School of Theology
Board of Foreign Missions
Baltimore
Massachusetts Prison Association
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
St. Paul's
George H. Randall
Leonard W. Webb
Randall
Nashville
Webb
Mary B. Mason
Huntington Chambers
Christian Socialist Meeting
Massachusetts aims to place every child in a near normal home
James E. Fee told the State Conference of Charities in Fitchburg that Massachusetts should provide for all children in state care without class distinction. He said children are well cared for and progress toward community integration. Judges and officials emphasized cooperative local efforts and reform over punitive measures in probation work.
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Fitchburg
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
James E. Fee
State Conference of Charities
Fee
Brockton
Harvey N. Baker
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Eldon B. Keith
Nathan C. Upham
Charles Almy
Cambridge
Hyomei Cure Promises Relief From Catarrh Deafness
An advertisement touts HYOMEI as a cure for deafness caused by catarrh. It describes how catarrh germs travel from the nose to the Eustachian tubes and claims the inhaled antiseptic destroys them. The complete outfit costs 1.00, with refills 0.50, and it is marketed by Booth's Hyomei Co in Buffalo, NY.
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Mai
Booth
Hyomei Co
Buffalo, N. Y
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