Plea for Farm Women Calls for Rural Community Work
Mrs Alfred Tennyson Watt, Canadian originator of farm work in Canada and England, spoke at Horticultural Hall urging a new rural programme. She argued farm women need social and recreational life to reduce factory reliance and boost food supply, calling for cross border cooperation and urban women to aid agricultural progress.
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England
Canada
Alfred Tennyson Watt
Horticultural Hall
New England
Farm and Garden Association
Women’s Department
National Civic Federation
Watt
United States
Bryant and Stratton Has Record Opening
The Bryant and Stratton Commercial School in Boston opened with the largest enrollment in its 57 years. The Day School is near capacity and a waiting list will be opened. Vernon W. Marr of the Boston Legal Aid Society joins to lead Commercial Law and related courses. Hawley K. Rising teaches Commercial Law in the Evening School. Ray Miller directs Salesmanship and Advertising. Buck leads Business Correspondence.
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Bryant and Stratton Commercial School
Boston
Vernon W. Marr
Boston Legal Aid Society
Hawley K. Rising
Storey, Thorndyke, Palmer & Dodge
Ray Miller
Mr. Buck
Charles E. Buck
Miracle Recovery of Dr Poling After Auto Crash
In New York devout churchmen hail the Rev Dr Daniel A Poling World Movement figure as miraculously restored after a Worcester mass crash three months ago. His wife kept vigil at his side and his eyes opened, a moment cited as divine intervention. He survived a broken back and later walked with faculties intact.
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New York
Daniel A. Poling
Poling
Worcester
Mass
Dr. Poling
Br. Poling
Boston Teachers' Club Sets Higher Dues for State Meet
At the first regular meeting of the year the Boston Teachers' Club voted 400 teachers present to let delegates at the State Federation of Teachers' Clubs decide the dues rise to 40 cents per teacher. President Miss Annie G Scollard presided and a musical program followed with songs by Miss Rose Cole and Miss Mary Haverty.
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Boston Teachers’ Club
Twentieth Century Club
State Federation of Teachers’ Clubs
Annie G. Scollard
Rose Cole
Mary Haverty
Bankruptcy Petition Reveals $40,000 Note Secured by Lumber Firm
Miss Bertha Bernau and Miss Bertha Atkins filed voluntary petitions in federal court detailing liabilities of $40,000 for Bernau with assets of $365 and $15,000 for Atkins with no assets. The note, secured by 997 shares of New England Lumber Company stock now valued at $1, was linked to the Cosmopolitan Trust Company, which allegedly benefited from the loan though Bernau says she did not receive proceeds. The lumber firm was previously accommodated on the note, with Cosmopolitan as holder.
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Bertha Bernau
Browning Avenues
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
New England Lumber Company
Bernau
Cosmopolitan Trust
Bertha Atkins
Mace Place
Lynn
Cosmopolitan
Brown Opens With Record Registration at Brown University
Brown University begins its 158th academic year in Providence with the largest registration in its history. The freshman class counts 425 students and women entrants rise. President William H. Faunce delivers the chapel address on the college man and democracy.
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
Women’s College
William H. P. Faunce
Indian Fighter Major Samuel Bellew Dies in Missoula
Major Samuel Bellew, U S A, aged 78, former aide to General Terry at the Little Bighorn fight, died at his Missoula home last night. He later wrote the official War Department report of the battle.
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Missoula
Mont
Samuel Bellew
Terry
Little Bighorn
War Department
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