Foremen of Rubber firms return from Boston convention
National India Rubber Company foremen head departments attended the United States Rubber Company convention in Boston Monday and Tuesday. They report a good time but Jack Birtwistle declined the draft and several others developed sore throat at the Quincy House. Company sources say the draughtsman is improving at his post. The phrase They all got it is used by a factory employee to denote the illness.
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National India Rubber Company
United States Rubber Company
Boston
Jack” Birtwistle
Deaurtitahad
Phenix
Jack
Bristol
Quincy
Quincy House
Congregational Church Prepares New Year Services
The Congregational Church lists a preparatory service tonight at 7 30 p m and a Sunday January 4 worship at 10 30 a m with the Lord's Supper at the close. Church School is at noon and the evening praise service follows at 7 30 with a sermon by the pastor titled Watchman What of the Night. A Church Club meeting is set for Wednesday January 7 at 7 30 p m with a brief business session and social hour.
Fruit a tives claim cure for constipation and piles
Mrs John Capozzi of Ashford New York says nightly doses of Fruit a tives cured her chronic constipation and piles after three years of various physic. She reports no after effects and urges friends to try the product sold at dealers or by Fruit a tives Limited Ogdensburg NY price 50 cents per box six for 2.50 trial size 25 cents.
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Ashford
New York
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Choral Society Rehearsal Set at High School Thursday
The Choral Society will meet at the High School on Thursday January 8 to study new part songs. Members are urged to attend as new pieces will be introduced and practiced during the session.
Census Enumerators to Visit Every Home for 1920 Count
The Fourteenth Decennial Census directed by James F. Barry will soon send enumerators to all dwellings to gather data on sex race age marital status birthplace language home ownership and literacy. Farmers will answer farm acreage value machines and crops 1919 output with national and local welfare implications.
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United States
James F. Barry
Rhode Island
Rose of the West stars Madlaine Traverse in powerful western role
Madlaine Traverse shines in Rose of the West a William Fox feature as a woman in the northern wilds ready to sacrifice life for love and her child. Pearl White headlines The Black Secret while other Fox News shorts and Triangle offerings fill the bill with excitement and action.
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William Fox
Madlaine ‘Traverse
Los
Pearl White
Fox News
Matt and
Jeff
Harold Lloyd
Pathe
Frank Keenan
Triangle
Anita King
Barney Oldfield
Antonio Moreno
Louise Glaum
Elmo Lincoln
Elmo the Mighty
Filbert
Jack Richardson
Belle Bennett
J. Barney Sherry
Little Bennie Alexander
Dr. Loring
Loring
Moore Farrally Wedding in St Michael's Church
Karl R. Moore of New York and Phyllis R. Farrally of this town wed at St Michael's Church in a simple ceremony. The reception followed at the Holmes home in Warren before the couple departed for Providence and then New York.
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Karl R. Moore
New York
Phyllis R. Farrally
Joseph F. Farrally
St. Michael’s Church
Walter H. Angell
George Halliwell
Pawtucket
Louis Hoar
Linda Hargraves
Albert J. Holmes
Anson B. Howard
Mendelssohn
A. J. Holmes
South Main Street
Warren
Brooklyn
Moore
Kayser Silk Company
Providence
George Schlosser
National India Rubber Company
Arthur W. George
Battery A
Mexican
France
Maine
Bristol
Mr. Holmes
Halliwell
Frank R. Moore
Nina Moore
Juliette S. Gowan
Wakefield
Mass
Ellen M. Buffum
Lynn
Hen. Gowing
W. E. Moore
Newton Highlands
Frederick Stark Gillis
Adelaide Boynton
Charles H. Allen
New Milford
Conn
Paul V. Jennings
Canton
Emily Lynes
Saimuel Lynes
Norwalk
When Roses Bloom Again In The Good Old Summer Time
Poem celebrating June rural scenes with blooming roses and singing birds. References fields meadows brook orchard lane and native land. Ends with the name Loring O Colvin.
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Loring O Colvin
Chinese Infants Abandoned After Death In Superstition
The report describes mass abandonments of dying Chinese infants to roadside death due to beliefs that infants’ spirits bring evil. Parents fear burial rites will release punished souls and avoid placing infants in the home.
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China
Night Run Under Spotlight Ends With Taxi Rescue
In hot weather two embarrassed young women fled a country home in nighties and slippers. A car stalled under a buzzing electric light as a thunderstorm rose. A night watchman from a nearby factory summoned a taxi for their swift, public exit.
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Chicago Tribune
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