Lowell High School manual training exhibition impressed
The Lowell high school manual training department presented a four year program during a yesterday annex exhibition. Head Thomas I. Fisher and assistant F W Putnam showcased a six room setup including machine work forging turning and pattern making. Notable pieces featured Miss Florence Swain's wood carving and a mahogany Morris chair by Perley Kimball. Wesley Roche demonstrated a near finished grandfather clock with weathered oak and door-number dial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell High School
Thomas I. Fisher
Florence Swain
Morris
Perley Kimball
Wesley Roche
Paul Chandler
George Moore
Guy Gray
Frank Whitcomb
Francis Cayer
Howard McMahon
Sidney Hawking
Practical mechanics and drawing in four year school program
The text describes a third floor joining and mechanical drawing program emphasizing practical work. Students complete basic exercises before making usable items for school or personal use, with projects including hooks bolts mangle irons and lathe tools. Exhibits feature a nearly finished piano lamp and various furniture pieces by named students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
B. F. Sturtevant
Man Charged With Burglary Held After Guilty Plea
Malden police court heard Joseph Murphy nineteen pleads guilty to breaking and entering drug store theft at Malden and pleads not guilty to a second count for Everett store. He was held on thousand dollars for July first hearing and jailed in Cambridge. police believe he is part of a five man gang with three others seen nearby.
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Malden
Joseph Murphy
Berry
Everett
Barg
Murphy
Bruce
Fred BE. Childs
Ing
Andrew F. Mossett
Cambridge
Franklin
N. H
Childs
Bates Not Guilty in Insurance Fraud Case
In East Cambridge Frederick H. Bates of Stow was found not guilty by a sealed verdict in the superior court this morning after delays and a late appearance. Bates showed visible relief as the verdict was read and was discharged, with his sisters present in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frederick H. Bates
Stow
East Cambridge
Bates
Ambrose
Lowell men charged with liquor cases continued to next term
The cases against Charles H. Joyce and Leo Blackfin of Lowell for illegal liquor selling and liquor keeping were continued until the next term. Judge Lawton ordered a jury to return a verdict of not guilty in the cases charging they solicited orders for liquor, as foretold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Joyce
Leo Blackfin
Lowell
Lawton
Colonial Paint Ad Promises Lasting Quality
An advertisement extols Colonial Paint as trustworthy at all times, beautifying homes and preserving wood. It claims purity and growing recognition, noting availability through H. C. Girard at 442 Merrimack Street.
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H.C. Girard
Merrimack Street
Dr Flint's Sanitarium Advertises Dracut Centre Location
In Dracut Centre one and a half miles from Merrimack square the sanitarium admits all classes of invalids except the violently insane and contagious cases. Telephone 825-2 Address O A Flint M D Dracut Centre Mass.
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Dracut Centre
Merrimack Square
O.A. Flint
M. D
Mass
Blind Montreal student Joseph Dubois returns home after institute success
Joseph Dubois, 19, a Nazareth Institute for the Blind graduate from Montreal, is the only Lowell student ever to graduate. He excels in French and English, music and piano tuning, and reads with raised dots. His success shows the institute’s impact on independence and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dubois
Nazareth Institute For the
Montreal
Dubois
Adolphe Dubois
Moody Street
Lowell
Institute
Gounod
Clark
Young Dubois
Courier-Citizen
Amesbury French parish marks St John’s Day in new church
Reverend Fr. Nolin of O M L travels to Amesbury Massachusetts as French citizens celebrate St John’s Day with a large religious procession in the parish’s newly purchased church. At St Joseph’s church Louis Carignan and Anna Boisvert were wed with Rev Fr Lamothe officiating and a reception followed at the bride’s parents’ Crawford Avenue home.
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Fr. Nolin
Amesbury
Mass
St. John’s Day
Lowell
St. Joseph’s Church
Louis Carignan
Anna Boisvert
Lamothe
Congregation de Notre Dame de Lourdes
Alexander
Jean B. Boisvert
Philippe Buisson
Crawford Avenue
The Main Chance by Meredith Nicholson review
A vivid portrait of a Midwestern power network in Clarkson through a cast of distinct types. Nicholson blends business, golf, romance, and sharp cynicism as Warry Raridan and others drive a 400 page tale of rash investments, social polish, and a dramatic but reasonable ending. The Main Chance is praised as magnetic and distinctly American.
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United States
Meredith Nicholson
Middle West
Clarkson
Tyringham
Mabel
Evelyn
Warry Raridan
Warry
Nicholson
Captain Weaver
Wheaton
John Saxton
New
Neponset Trust Company
Boston
trans-Missouri States
Margrave
Meredith
National Review and Leslie's Monthly July issues overview
The National Review's June issue presents long pieces by Mahan Buxton Low and others on naval administration costs, free trade wages, diplomacy, and Uganda. Leslie's Monthly July features a long story cycle by Henry A. Shute, Horace Rumbold’s reminiscences, E W Hornung serial, orchid hunting, and a Modern Sailor installment. Good Housekeeping July highlights toasts in the navy, Governor Pennypacker, Harvard breakfast room decor, London dining guide, modern bedroom by an architect, and Little Princess themes. The International Quarterly’s June-Sep issue centers on The American People by Franklin H. Giddings with other notable essays and translations.
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The
National Review
A. T. Mahan
Elector
Sydney Buxton
M. P
Chelsea
A. T. Cook
A. Maurice Low
Mr. Hanbury
A. G. Boscawen
Uganda
G. Byng
Sir Horace Rumbold
Greater Britain
Leslie
Henry A. Shute
Aldrich
Plupy
Puzzy
Whacker
E. W. Hornung
Venezuela
Isaac C. Parker
Good Housekeeping
United States Navy
Timely
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Henry Fangel
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Harvard University
Cambridge
Edward Enfield
London
Elizabeth Porter
Frank Chouteau Brown
International Quarterly
Franklin H. Giddings
Columbia University
M. de Tocqueville
Bryce
United States
Herman Grimm
Baroness von Heyking
Goncourts
Leon Marillier
Edouard Rod
Wilhelm Ostwald
Elizabeth von Heyking
William Norman Guthrie
Paul Hervieu
Edmund Clark Sanford
L. Marillier
Paul Pelet
Spain
G. de Azcarate
Administration of Charity
England
Helen Bosanquet
Eugen Schwiedland
Batangas
Herbert A. White
Joseph B. Bishop
Turkish Guard Repulsed in Macedonian Engagement Near Peroia
Salonica reports Turkish war ministry orders provisioning for 60,000 troops with similar dispatch to Adrianople as clashes with Macedonian insurgents near Peroia unfold. Sofia notes a Turkish frontier guard detachment crossing at Batak was repulsed by Bulgarian forces, with twenty killed or wounded.
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Salonica
Turkish War Ministry
Adrianople
Peroia
Sofia
Batak
Middlesex Superior Court Adjourns For Fall Term
Middlesex Superior Court in Boston adjourned until September. Jury found Herbert C. Glancy guilty of obstructing railroad tracks near Watertown and he was sent to the Lyman School for Boys. Earlier Moses Arajarian of Malden was committed to Bridgewater insane asylum for assault with intent to kill.
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Boston
Middlesex Superior Court
Herbert C. Glancy
Lyman School
Boston & Maine
Watertown
Moses Arajarian
Malden
Bridgewater Insane Asylum
Firemen On Strike Shuts John P. Squire Packing Plant
Nine union firemen caused the John P. Squire Packing plant to shut down in Cambridge as more than two thousand workers quit early. The strike stems from the company's refusal to raise wages by 1.50 dollars per week. engineers and teamsters are union members and expected to stand with the firemen.
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Cambridge
John P. Squire
Woman recovers health with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Fluorence Danforth of St Joseph Michigan describes falling health from prolapsus and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength after four months of daily use. The ad promises free medical advice to women and offers a $5000 forfeit if genuineness cannot be shown.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Fluorence Danforth
Miles Ave
St. Joseph
Mich
Local shop highlights broad goods range and trunk repairs
A local retailer advertises prices from one dollar and up with an expanded assortment. Trunk repair is listed as a specialty, signaling versatile service for customers.
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Ralph Runels
Wesley Roach
Guy Grey
Kendrick Norton
Richmond Fletcher
James Mutter
Alfred Doyle
Fred Whitney
Herbert Horne
L. W. Chase
John and
Chas. O'Neil
Hall
Geo. Moore
Clarence Parker
Ralph Howland
Wm. Dexter
Ralph Sheppard
H. Mitchell
the Revere House
Bowdoin Sq
North Union Station
East Cambridge Court
St. Joseph's College
Xavier “Delisle
Cleophas Belanger
L'Etoile
St. Joseph de Beauce
Que
Maxime Lepine
Benjamin Lepine
Marist College of Iberville
Belanger
Genevieve Hotin
Salem Street
Bennington
Hotin
Marie Albert
Joseph Albert
Mercedes Bouthillette
Wilbrod Bouthillette
Convent of the Presentation
Acton Vale
Moise Morin
Louisville, Que
Marist Brothers
Lowell Marists
Canadian Express
Brother John Casimir
St Joseph's College
Elie Delisle
Melville
Hubert
Eddy
College de la Cote Des Neiges
Mr. Delisle
Nashua
Joseph Marchand
L’etoile
Edward
Houle
St. John’s Hospital
Xavier “Daigle
Frs. Lefebvre
Mangin
Marion
Tun
Genesee Purr Food Co
Ls Rox
COG Book Reviews
Comfort Poder CO
Hartford
A. W. News & Co
Ellisgwood & Co
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Leslie’s Monthly
War Ministry
Cambridge, Mass
Danforth
St. Joseph, Mich
Henry H. Tuttle
Tuttle
Wien
Renry H. Tuttle Company
Washington St
Cor
Winter St
Paris Greer
Arserate
Lea
KNO
Thompson
P. F. Devine
Middlesex Street
G. W. Bonneville, D. D. S
Merrimack St
Maker's
Merrimack Streets
W. E. Hicks
Fred C. Cuff
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