Neither Parent Gets the Carpenter Boy in Tutor Arrangement
Professor Kent will take the Carpenter boy into his home to live and be treated as family. The temporary guardian is described as a famous Harvard athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Carpenter
Harvard
New Hampshire
Carroll County
Ralph, Jr
Emma Carpenter
George A. Carpenter
John F. Kent
Pleasant Street
Concord
N. H
Ralph G. Carpenter, Jr
St. Paul’s School
Mr. Kent
Ralph Carpenter
Marguerite Paul Carpenter
Ralph Carpenter, Jr
Harvard Men Remember Crimson Baseball Nine in Europe Trip
Court decree grants each parent weekly visitation with son Ralph and splits Christmas holidays evenly between father and mother, reflecting a past Harvard Crimson baseball trip remembered by alumni.
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Harvard
Baseball
The
Crimson
Ralph
Plant Juice Cure Promises Lasting Relief For Stomach Ailments
A historic health ad claims Plant Juice, an herbal stomach remedy sold by Houghton & Dutton, relieves indigestion and dyspepsia by aiding digestion. It cites buyer testimonials, including Frank Bean of Tremont Street, and notes the product demonstration by a local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bean
Tremont Street
Houghton & Dutton
Cuticura Heals Eczema In Young Girl
Mrs Emerson Lewis of S Gardner Missouri reports her baby’s severe eczema cleared after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She notes four boxes of Ointment and two cakes of Soap healed the condition. Cuticura advertised as pure gentle daily soap with optional Ointment. Free samples by mail. Soap 25c Ointment 25c and 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Emerson Lewis
S. Gardiner
Dept. H. Boston
Simon Swig Hosts Housewarming at Roxbury Home
State and city officials and thousands attended the Roxbury housewarming for Representative Simon Swig at 194 Humboldt Avenue. The 12 room brick house featured a blue red white fountain and guests included Swig family, his elderly parents, and notable figures such as Richard F. Anderson, David I. Robinson, Judge Robert O. Harris, Colonel Peter H. Carr, Judge Edward Mee Manus, Augustus Bacon, Frank R. Lincoln and Alexander MacGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Swig
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Homestead Street
Mr. Swig
Richard F. Anderon
Governor's Council
David I. Robinson
Essex County
Robert O. Harris
Bridgewater
Peter H. Carr
Taunton
Edward L. Mee-Manus
Natick
Augustus Bacon
W. & A. Bacon Company
Frank R. Lincoln
Taunton District Court
Alexander MacGregor
Quarrel Over Liquor Triggers Malden Stabbing
Riziano Capabassi allegedly attacked Giuseppe Rosetti, keeper of a lodging house at 346 Highland Avenue Malden, with a knife during a dispute over liquor and cards in the lodging house last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riziano Capabassi
Giuseppe Rosetti
Highland Avenue
Malden
Capabassi
Provincetown fund gains $599 donation boost
Families facing dangerous sea work aided by local volunteers as contributions to the Provincetown fund total $599.77, with under $100 coming from outside the town.
Busy Week of Kids Shows and Expeditions Leads to Benefit
Plans for children's entertainments and collecting expeditions fill the week, culminating in a big theatrical benefit at the Colonial Theatre next Sunday night. The event aims to aid the mothers and children of Provincetown and families of the 19 fishermen lost in the recent gale. Charles J. Rich provides the theatre and his staff pledges support for what promises one of the season's best performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Provincetown
Colonial
Charles J. Rich
Discovered Cure for Asthma and Hay Fever
Chemist D. J. Lane of 532 Lane Bldg St. Marys Kan. offers a home remedy for asthma and hay fever. He sent samples to sufferers who claim they were cured. Lane will mail a $1 bottle postpaid to anyone who writes. payment only if effective, judged by the user within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Lane
Lane Bldg
St. Marys
Kan
Lane
Subscriptions for Provincetown Fund Tonight
The Provincetown Fund subscription list will be printed tomorrow after the Exchange Trust Company reopens. A. Paul Keith and F. J. Albee present an all star programme at the Colonial Theatre. tickets go on sale this noon at multiple outlets for 25 to 1 dollars. Funds aid bereft families with no earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown Fund
Exchange Trust Company
A. Paul Keith
F. J. Albee
Keith's Theatres
Colonial Theatre
EK. A. Filene Sons Company
Milk Street
Boylston Street
Lenox
Boston Post
Mass
Provincetown
Boston
Georgie Flynn
Winthrop
Lawn Party Hosted by Ex Mayor Draws Big Crowd
About a thousand people attended ex Mayor Fitzgeralds lawn party at his Summer home at Allerton Point near Hull. Automobiles and trains transported guests from Back Bay Brookline Cambridge and nearby areas. Officers from local military camps and naval stations attended. The event was a grand success and a considerable sum was netted for Provincetown fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Allerton Point
Hull
Back Bay
Brookline
Cambridge
Provincetown
Autumn Moon Over Bay Sets Scene For Charity Dance
A cool autumn night on the bay hosts a dancing lawn with electric lights and a tennis court turned into a pavilion. Notables, musical acts, and a fortune teller entertain as funds support orphaned fishing village children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Banks
Revere
Louise Badaracco
Donnelly
Worcester
Alice Mulrey
Winthrop
Edward Machugh
Mischa Muscanto
Joe Daly
Eleanor Mulrey
Joseph P. Kennedy
Fitzgerald
Agnes Fitzgerald
Eunice Fitzgerald
Edward E. Moore
John Keane
Arthur Murphy
Navy Yard
Joe Conway
Michigan
Tom Fitzgerald
Ayer
Defective Cartridges Probed by Generals and Senate Panel
Brigadier General Crozier and the Senate military committee moved to investigate defective cartridges sent to American forces in France. Crozier asked for a board of inquiry after finding bromide in about 2 percent of army cartridges, contending the flaw was likely unavoidable and not due to manufacturer or inspector negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Crozier
Senate Military Committee
Frankford
Ordnance Department
Senate to hear Secretary Baker on inquiry plans
A Senate committee will summon Secretary Baker tomorrow to explain the matter and decide whether to open its own investigation. The decision to pursue General Crozier’s suggested inquiry rests with Secretary Baker when the request arrives tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Baker
Crozier
First Men of Draft to Avert Tomorrow Farewell Plan
The article notes a farewell program prepared for the first group of draftees before their departure tomorrow. Details on participants or speakers are not specified in the readable text.
North End Not Ready Certifying Men For Districts
Boston appeal board plans to finish certifying enough men this morning to cover all local districts possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Boston Appeal Board
Drafts Move In Across Boston Regions This Week
The advance guard heads to camp this week with divisions distributing the first draftees. Division 7 picks Arthur A. Huggan and Sidney M. Goldberg from Boston, to report tomorrow. Division 4 sends none. Division 11 starts with Gerald Doherty and William Harris tomorrow. Others include Franklin and Wellesley picks, with transport by auto or train as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
A. K. Cohen
Boston Appeal Board
North End
Division 7
Arthur A. Huggan
Huntington Avenue
Sidney M. Goldberg
St. Botolph Street
Francia P. Wilcox
Batavia Street
Frank A. Mack
Dorchester
Gerald Doherty
Mayfield Street
William Harri
Crescent Avenue
Fred W. Hardwick
Newton Public Safety Committee
Ernest Chadd
Church Street
W.J. Dunn
Washington Street
Charles A. McCarthy
Harold Bishop
Waltham
Arthur A. Mason
Thomas B. Cody
Wellesley
Roger M. Leyland
Thomas M. Golden
Funeral for Mrs Mullin at Dorchester Church
The funeral for Mrs Margaret Mullin who died Sunday at her daughter's Dorchester home will be held tomorrow at 9 the mass will be at St Matthew Dorchester Burial will be in Holyhood Brookline She is survived by two sons and two daughters including former Representative Michael J Reidy and John F Mullin of public works department Boston Mrs Edward Cribby and Mrs R W Knight of Dorchester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mullin
R. W. Knight
Floyd Street
Dorchester
St. Matthew's Church
Stanton Street
Holyhood
Brookline
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Ralph G
Wolfeboro
George A. Car
Penter
Massachusetts
Marguerite
St. Paul’s
Justice Kivel
William H. Sawyer
Georges Banks
Beach Combers
George Elmer Browne
Clara J. Saunders
Mr. Atwood
I. H. Rich
Kansas City
E. N. Paine
August H. D. Klie
New York
W. L. Nickerson
Harwich
Mary Coogan
Matilda B. Marsh
East Orange
N. J
George E. Skinner Company
John H. Rogers
Cutigura
Union Street
L.bag
Nat
C. Plakes
Wadia
Borsalino Soft
Griffin
Donegal
Harris
Urquhart
Hatters and Furrie
Washington St
LION
Kansas
Empire Gasoline
E. McCann
East 23d Street
Gen. Crozier
Mrs. Mullin
Jean Rillé
Packard
Detroit
Kk F Kes
Packard Motor Car Company of
Commonwealth Avenue
Providence
R. J
Portland
Maine
Manchester
N. H. Haverhill
New Bedford
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