Boston Police Probe Swindle by Self-Styled Movie Scouts
In South Boston investigators pursue a case involving a man and a woman who posed as movie scouts and swindled several parents out of 10 to 20 dollars each. Police across Greater Boston are actively working on the case, with manager John Egan of a Broadway theater involved as the matter unfolds.
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Jackie” Coogans
Boston
Greater Boston
Advertisement claims Sulphur heals skin fast
An ad promotes Bowles Mentho Sulphur as a cure for skin eruptions, rashes and eczema. It promises visible improvement next day and urges readers to obtain a jar from a druggist to use like cold cream.
Pair of Bogus Film Scouts Entrap South Boston Parents
Police report a man and a woman posing as film scouts lured parents by praising their children for a local movie contest. The woman, about 30, stopped families to solicit names and addresses, while the man, about 35, carried a leather case. Victims paid to register their children, hoping for screen fame, but many kept silent out of shame.
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Jackie
Coogan
South Boston
Egan
Local Worker Killed By Two Ton Plate at Railroad Yard
John T. Walsh of 132 Day Street Roxbury died at City Hospital from injuries suffered in the Southampton Street shops of the New Haven railroad. A crane lifting a two ton locomotive plate swung and crushed him against a wall as he worked below. He was 32.
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John T. Walsh
Day Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Southampton Street
New Haven Railroad
Walsh
Butler Presents The Tenth Mrs Turkington Marital View
Ellis Parker Butler, author of Pigs Is Pigs, shares his marriage views in The Tenth Mrs Turkington, a complete piece in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Ellis Parker. Butler
Large Felt Hats With Striped Crepe Dresses Fashioned for Everyday Wear
Designers promote striped crepe dresses in Roshanara fabric paired with large felt hats for daily wear and travel. Brown remains the top color, with camel hair coats and navy blue or black accents suggested for a chic, mannish look.
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Roshanara
Banking law amendment urged to widen savings bank investments
H Ware Barnum counsel for the Boston Elevated urged a bill to amend banking laws so savings banks can invest in street railway bonds with public utilities certify earnings. He argued current rules test safety poorly noting the Elevated bonds are now strong but cannot be held by savings banks. George E Brock of Massachusetts savings banks association urged broader authorizations including bonds of all U S states and major cities and other related measures.
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Public Utilities Department
Special Committee On
H. Ware Barnum
Boston Elevated
George E. Brock
Association of Massachusetts Savings Banks
Dominion of Canada
Baptist Pastor Accepts Auburn Call to Court Street Church
The Rev. A. C. Berry of St. Albans Vermont has accepted the Court Street Baptist Church pulpit in Auburn Maine and will start October 15. He succeeds Rev. F. Allison Currier who resigned after 18 months of service.
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Auburn
A. C. Berry
St. Albans
Court Street Baptist Church
F. Allison Currier
Mail Fraud Scam Targets Springfield Notables
Prominent Springfield men received COD packages of cheap corkscrews and can openers from a Hartford firm. Recipients must pay before opening, with funds sent to the sender. Similar COD schemes included Boston auto pliers and perfume deliveries, all violating postal laws. Postmaster Costello alerted authorities and the firm faces prosecution.
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Springfield
Hartford
Costello
Post Office Department
Boston
Missing Deer Island convict captured in cellar
Charles Warner escaped from Deer Island prison and was found yesterday in an abandoned cellar on Long Island. He evaded capture by stowing away on the Deer Island boat and slipping off during a call at Long Island. He was one of two prisoners who effected a sensational escape early Monday morning.
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Charles Warner
Deer Island
Long Island
Thorne N Carpenter on Dishwashing as Household Labor
Dr Thorne N Carpenter of Carnegie nutrition laboratory says dishwashing is the hardest form of household labor for women, highlighting physiological load and gendered work roles.
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Thorne N. Carpenter
Carnegie Nutrition Laboraory
Seasons span solstices and equinoxes worldwide
The northern hemisphere summer runs from the June solstice to the September equinox while the southern hemisphere summer starts at the December solstice and ends at the March equinox.
O Sullivan’s Heels Promise Easier Steps and Less Fatigue
An advertisement touts O Sullivan’s Heels as made from a superior rubber compound by top experts. It claims the heels reduce energy drain and fatigue for millions, with prices similar to ordinary rubber heels.
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