Woman Seeks Her Identity in Haverhill Mystery
In Haverhill on September 23, Mrs. Edward Tyron of Webster seeks help to uncover her birth and family history. A long-dead city woman’s letter is the only link, stating she was admitted to the Elizabeth Home for Children as a baby after being surrendered by Agnes Blanchard of Lynn. Now married, Tyron seeks any information about relatives.
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Haverhile
Edward Tyron
Webster
Tyron
Elizabeth
Agnes Blanchard
Lynn
Cuticura Soothes Severe Baby Rash Case
A mother describes treating her two month old daughter’s severe skin eruption with Cuticura Soap and Ointment after ineffectual other remedies. She reports dramatic improvement within a day and complete cure in two weeks, endorsing Cuticura for future use and noting availability worldwide.
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Thornton, R. I
Sara Richmond
Dept. T. Boston
Whiskey tonic with fruit syrup and egg yolk or white
A prepared drink mixes half a glass of fruit syrup with a dash of Duffy's malt whiskey and ice, topped with water. For extra nourishment add a fresh egg yolk or white and shake well, recommended by Dr. Thomas Love of Atlanta who calls it unequalled for fewer patients.
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Duffy
Thomas Love
Atlanta
Beef prices to rise as Boston faces meat shortage
Boston dealers admit a marked shortage in wholesale meat supply after a New York advance. The shortage threatens a further rise in prices for beef and pork products in the city.
Pork and beef price trends hint at market shifts
An advance of about one cent per pound wholesale on pork prices began in New York markets yesterday but has not yet reached Boston. Marketmen report a pork shortage in the city that is attributed to a sympathetic rise, while beef prices may influence future movements. Officials deny any concerted price policy by large packers, citing supply and demand.
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New York
Boston
Lost youth John Keenan missing on Mount Washington
Bretton Woods N H September 23 searchers deepen the mystery of Charlestown rodman John M Keenan lost last Wednesday in a surveying party on Mount Washington. Hope faded as engineers and railroad workers prepare to stop the search though a half dozen woodsmen will continue scouring the Tuckerman ravine area where he may have fallen.
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Bretton Woods
N. H
Mount Washington
John M. Keenan
Charlestown
Mass
Rodman
Keenan
Tuckerman’s Ravine
Cardinal to Open College Boston BC Formal Opening Mass
The Boston College fall and winter term opening includes a 9 30 mass of the Holy Ghost at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison avenue. Rev Thomas I Gasson SJ university president will celebrant Cardinal O Connell will occupy the Cardinal s throne and address the students. Faculty will attend. Many relatives are expected.
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Boston College
Thomas. I. Gasson
Cardinal O'Connell
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Premium Merchandise Bonus With Larkin Factory to Family Plan
One of 1600 high-grade articles offered as a Merchandise Bonus with Larkin purchases. Savings come from direct factory to family selling, entitling customers to a Mahogany Chime Clock or other items with moderate grocery orders. Thousands in Boston use the program to furnish homes.
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Larkin
Boston
Larkin Factory to Family Dealing Promotes Showroom Sale
Advertisement invites shoppers to inspect kinds of clothing furs carpets tapestries silver crockery and kitchen utensils at Summer Street showrooms or to request a catalogue from Larkin Factory to Family Dealing.
Colored help for Parker's hotel strike sparks arbitration bid
A conference occurred yesterday among business men hotel managers and a union committee over replacing white staff with colored workers at the Parker House. Plans were made for a meeting today with the State Board of Arbitration to settle the dispute.
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Parker House
State Board of Arbitration
Union Drives Hit Whipple Hotels As Talks Fail
Yesterday morning's conference centered on whether Whipple hotels would recognize the union. A proposal to recognize soon was rumored, with a general strike threatened if refused. Edward Blochlinger led union plans to avert a walkout as a state arbitration hearing loomed. White waiters at Parker House were replaced by colored workers amid tensions. A court appearance for Parker House manager on 58 hour law charges was anticipated, while the union sought state guidance on the 54 hour bill.
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Whipple Hotels
Edward Blochlinger
State Board of Arbitration
Blochlinger
Parker House
Pierce
Young’s
New York
Paul Sherwin
Thomas G. Connolly
State Po Hce
Swift
Store Looted by Thieves in Back Bay Robbery
Police at Back Bay Station and headquarters inspectors probe a wholesale theft of women garments valued at 3000 to 4000 dollars from fourth floor salesrooms at 755 Boylston Street next to the Massachusetts Automobile Club. Burglars cut a small hole in a sash and gained entry from the club roof during the night between Thursday and Friday. The burglars took time to remove peticoats raincoats suits and furs without detection by workers in the club garage.
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Back Bay
Boylston Street
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Pierce
Cowboy
Automobile Club
Bank door accident kills and injures workers
John McDonald of Broadway South Boston was killed and Arthur Setter land of Antrim street Cambridge was seriously injured when a large steel vault door fell on them at the Merchants National Bank building on State street during teardown work yesterday. Other laborers were present at the site.
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John McDonald
Broadway
Boston
Arthur Setterland
Antrim Street
Cambridge
Merchants’ National Bank
State Street
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F. H. Leyendecker
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