White Ribbon Regime Praise At W C T U Meeting
At Rumford Maine a State convention of the W C T U heard Mrs L M N Stevens national and State president praise officials including Vice President Bryan and Speaker Champ Clark for their temperance stance. She recalled a Washington despatch about a white ribbon regime prevailing at the White House and commended Governor Haines for removing unfaithful sheriffs.
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Rumford
L. M. N. Stevens
Marshall
Bryan
Clark
Washington
White House
Champ Clark
United States
Edinburgh
Scotland
Dean Sumner
Haines
Secret home hair recipe touted by actress Blanche Rose
In Chicago an interview features actress Blanche Rose promoting a simple at home mix to darken gray hair. The recipe combines water bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine, to be applied twice weekly for a youthful shade and potential aid for hair growth and scalp conditions.
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Blanche Rose
Chicago
Ill
Prohibition Enforcement Praised by State Official
A state official lauds strong law enforcement, refuting claims that prohibition cannot be enforced in cities and towns. He asserts public sentiment opposes nullifying the law and accuses the liquor element of continual defiance of the law.
Cause of Canal Slips Highlighted at British Association
Birmingham Sept 17 The Panama Canal featured in the British Association with Prof A W Kirkaldy outlining economic effects and Dr Vaughan Cornish attributing Cu Rebra Cut slips to coal seams under rotting rock. He warned forests’ loss allowed moisture penetration and urged reforestation to halt further damage.
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Birmingham
Eng
Panama Canal
British Association
A. W. Kirkaldy
Vaughan Cornish
Curebra
Cornish
Professor Kirkaldy
Oliver Lodge
Nalaria
Panama
New York
Francis Watts
West Indies
Proposed syndicate to defend America's Cup
Newport R I September 17 The plan to form another syndicate to build a yacht to defend the America's Cup against Liptons challenger was announced Commodore E Walter Clark of Philadelphia owner of the Tirolita and George M Pyncheon of New York heads the project both men NYYC members They seek more yachtmen and hope Herreshoff Bristol designer with a commission from the Vanderbilt syndicate will design their boat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Thomas Lipton
E. Walter Clark
Philadelphia
George M Pyncheon
New York
New York Yacht Club
Herreshoff
Bristol
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Beautiful New England Children Compete for Panama Exposition Prizes
Harold Eddy Wilson among Panama-Pacific Exposition prize contestants seeks a possible outdoor career and learning to cook to broaden his future options. The article notes selected New England children competing for a share of 150 000 in prizes.
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New England
Harold Eddy Wilson
Henry, Havelock. Pierce
Archie A. Wilson
Harold Wilson a Boy Scout in 8th grade at Pierce School
Harold Wilson, an only child of Mr and Mrs David Barry, is set to join Boy Scouts next year. At 346 Cherry street West Newton he manages a lively household with a Boston bull pup chickens a kitten and a Canary. He has perfect attendance for four years and enjoys skating tramping baseball and football. His father in the art business at 9 Haverhill street Boston hopes he may attend business college after finding his bent. Mrs Wilson advocates equal upbringings for boys and girls and views training as essential for later life.
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Boy Scouts
Cherry Street
West Newton
Harold
Boston
Wilson
Pierce School
Haverhill Street
East
David Barry
Battleships Arrive at Navy Yard in Rhode Island
Four battleships the Rhode Island Georgia New Jersey and Nebraska arrived at the navy yard yesterday. The Rhode Island led the formation carrying the flag of Rear Admiral N R Usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Georgia
New Jersey
Nebraska
Navy Yard
N. R. Usher
Milk dealers fined in Police Court action
Professor James C. Jordan prosecuted 28 cases against milk dealers before Judge Creed in Police Court yesterday. Fines totaling 430 were imposed for violations of legal standards in milk handling.
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Udge Creed
James C. Jordan
Card of Wealth
Creed
Lexington Girl Weds in Somerville
Miss Stella Mare Shepard of Lexington married George Winn Abbott of Watertown at Winter Hill Congregational Church Somerville with about 600 relatives and friends present. The ceremony was led by Rev Charles L Noyes and Rev George Edward Martin with maid of honor Miss Frances R Shepard and best man T Grafton Abbott Jr. Numerous bridesmaids ushers and flower girls attended.
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Stella Mare Shepard
Frank Russell Shepard
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
George Winn Abbott
Watertown
T. Grafton Abbott
Winter Hill
Somerville
Charles L. Noyes
George Edward Martin
D. D
Hangock Congregational Church
Frances R. Shepard
T. Grafton Abbott, Jr
Montclair
N. J
Elouise Milmine
Amsterdam
N. Y
Susie P. Moody
Franklin
Isabelle Whitaker
Somerville Highlands
Ernestine Cohen
Virginia
Guards Fined for Whipping Convicts in North Carolina
Raleigh dispatch reports J. M. Nipper and James Johnson, guards in a state convict gang, found guilty of whipping convicts and fined twenty dollars each. The verdict followed Circuit Judge Cook's instruction that whipping convicts violated state laws. an appeal was taken to the Supreme Court.
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Raleigh
N. C
J. M. Nipper
James Johnson
Cook
Supreme Court
Sanitarium publishes book on quitting tobacco in days
Elders' Sanitarium in St Joseph Missouri releases a free book showing the deadly effects of tobacco and how it can be stopped in three to five days. Readers may obtain a copy by sending a request to the address provided at 657 Main & I.
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Elders’ Sanitarium
Main &I
St. Joseph
Boston Beef Influx From Argentina Reaches Market
The first shipment of Argentine beef destined for the United States arrived in New York and was quickly sold to dealers at a price several cents per pound below current rates. This development affects Boston marketmen and New England consumers as a major Boston packing house contemplates handling meat from a leading Argentine cattle-raising company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Boston
New England
Dealers Interested in Argentine Beef for Boston Market
Frederick 8 Snyder of Batchelder & Snyder Co. says New York consignments may reach Boston under supervision and the pure food act, but a market exists here for midgrade Argentine beef. J. J. Donnelly notes cattle feed in Argentina and Washington’s animal industry bureau studying the issue.
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Frederick 8. Snyder
Batchelder & Snyder Company
Blackstone Street
New York
Boston
Mr. Snyder
Argentine Republic
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
J. J. Donnelly
Donnelly & Co
Argentine beef gains interest in Chicago markets
Local dealers discuss two Chicago points of view on Argentine beef. IL W Abbott, a veteran market figure, expects Argentine beef to satisfy demand and estimates ten carloads yield about 100 tons. Prices in New York show porterhouse and sirloin at 18 cents, prime rib 16 cents, round 16 cents, duck roasts 12 to 12 1/2 cents, soup meat 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone
IL. W. Abbott
New York
Fire destroys Castleton Stock Farm facilities in Lexington
A fire at Castleton Stock Farm Lexington caused the loss of about 100,900 dollars destroying the club house auto garages stable and ice plant. Castleton owner is David M Look a well known trotting horse proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Castleton Stock Farm
David M. Look
Castleton
Eight Convicts Return to Great Meadow Prison
Eight convicts who worked at the State Farm for Women at Valatio returned to Great Meadow prison today without guards. They will appear before the Parole Board on Friday.
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Comstock
N. Y
State Farm
Valatio
Great Meadow Prison
Irivay
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Pabst Blue
L.L
Sleeper Street
Mass
Riker-Jaynes
Osulliven Specialties Co
Lowell, Mass
Stella Marie Shepard
George W. Abbott
Blank & Durup
Ing
Noted Stock Farm
America
Canal Street
Haymarket Square
North Station
Knowles
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