The Portsmouth Herald Establishment Notice
A historical masthead note from The Portsmouth Herald outlines publication terms. It lists editor F. W. Hartford, advertising rates on application, price 6.00 yearly in advance, 2 cents per copy, and notes second-class post office status at Portsmouth. It emphasizes Portsmouth and local people are the paper’s focus and mentions Associated Press affiliation.
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Herald Publishing Company
Conta
Maik Communications
F. W. “Hartford
Portsmouth
Postofica
Memiber
Associated Press
Centralizing Alaska gov't urged to cut vast costs
Secretary Work argues for centralized administration in Alaska to reduce a total government bill of 10 467 064 last year. Nine executive departments and 25 federal bureaus controlled 123 activities, with about 3000 people employed. He says duplication and red tape waste money and urges economy and a streamlined system as Alaska joins the union.
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Alaska
Delinquent Children Need Better Juvenile Court Programs
A Children’s Bureau report cites the need for scientific treatment and expanded probation staff nationwide. It notes current court resources fail to form a complete community program for delinquent and dependent youths and urges a coordinated plan across agencies.
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Children’s Bureau of the
Labor Department
Fen
Food Law Violations Asserted by Dr. Wiley
Dr. Wiley declares that many market food products contain adulterants banned by the Pure Food act. He says executive orders since 1907 nullify the act’s provisions and he filed exhibits alleging a conspiracy by food manufacturers to defeat the law. He calls for enforcement changes and accountability for administrators if charges are sustained.
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Dr. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Secretaries of Agriculture
Orgy of Laws Warns of Political Calibre Crisis
Senator Fess of Ohio denounces a mania for legislation as a dangerous trend in American politics. He argues sound economic judgement gives way to public appeal for favors and political pull, leading citizens to elect men of the wrong calibre and generate legislation of poor quality.
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Fess
Ohio
National ‘Association of Credit Men
Advocates call for banishing marriage and state rearing
Dr Margaret Daniels of the Students' Council of the Women party argues for ending legal marriage and allowing both genders to freely pursue careers. She says home burdens on men are heavy and children would be raised by the state. The proposal faces public debate as supporters and opponents clash over free love ideas and social control. ARGO notes salt water fatigue relief but few lawyers, reflecting in a distracted era.
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Margaret Daniels
Thet Swomen
Dr. Daniels
Vision of Music Hall Echoes From a Dream
A dreamer wanders Chestnut Street recalling Music Hall shows of Melo drama and vaudeville. The vision paints crowd scenes at the gallery and parquette, a stage set in warm afterglow, with Nella and a city night ending in fond farewells to beloved stars.
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Goda
Jack
Bill
Chestnut Street
Music Hall
al Deach
The
Three Rosebuds
Frank Eator
Robert ‘Mantel
Stella Mayhew
Nance
O'Weir
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Daniel Sully
the Music Hall
Final Tribute for Rev Fr Sullivan in Calvary Cemetery
The funeral, led by WP Misixell, honored Rev Fr Sullivan with a solemn interment in the Priests lot at Calvary cemetery. About 25 pallbearers and a long list of priests and Knights of Columbus and Ancient Order of Hibernians members attended. committal was by Rev E Buckley with assistance from visiting diocese clergy.
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Calvary Cemetery
WP Misixell
Sullivan
Manchester
John BL Field
Portsmouth
Ted S. Sulivan
Boston
John Fielder
Seorge S. Clarkson
Hoston
Johm Lawrence Sullivan
Lawrence
Frederick Griffit
Rank 'Sren
Knights of Columbus
Ancient Orter of Hibernian
Stave
E. Buckley
John GC. Dolan
Fr. Lawrence
D. S. Bi. Manchester
P. J. Scott
Keene
J. E. Greadon
Laconia
M. McCooey
Newmarket
J. Geisel
Enfield
J. 1
Sliney
Hanover
J. E.brennan
Somerstworth
Fr. Maney
Comcard
D. c. Ling
Concoré
P. I. Hammersley
A. M
John’ Ite
Nomara
Rochester
Jas~ Tr
O'Connell
Worcester
Mass
Ean
Lincoln
WLEE
Loughlin
Salem
N. HT
Y. Redden
Wilton
N. HL
J. Redden
Etorboro
J. Moher
Westville
Quirk
Dover
W. J. Cavansough
East Jaffrey
Whelan
Lan Hater
N. EH
Ty Crawley
Lakeport
E. Finen
Franklin
Boyd
Verrette
Baconta
Rice
Kittery
Leclerc
Lacanta
A. J. Botre
Gonic
Robichaug
Epping
G. Deskoles
Nashua
D. Desmarais
O. Desrosiers
Somersworth
J. E.vaccorest
J.T. O. Devoy
D. Desevisseaux
Ranchester
J. Z. Lyons
Lyons
Branchester
Automobiles Sought to Aid G A R Members
Portsmouth lodge of Elis wants autos to transport G A R members from Storer Poat No 1 to the Flag Day exercises at the Plains tomorrow. Owners willing to lend cars are asked to bring them to the Elka Home at 2 o clock for care during the event.
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Portsmouth
Elis
The
Plains
Elka
Car tips over on Cutts Street near Clarice
A touring car with a mast and a tipped number plate overturned on Cutts Street near Clarice forenoon. None of the passengers were hurt to any extent. The wreck required the services of a wrecker from the garage for removal.
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Cutts Street
Clarice
Hisre
Grass Fire Attacks Fence at Islington Street Home
Firemen responded to a still alarm shortly after 11 this forenoon for a grass fire that began by burning a fence at the residence of Tames Peniergast on Islington street and Spinney Road.
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Tames Peniergast
Islington Street
Spinney Road
Four men arraigned after police roundup in gambling probe
Police court actions follow a roundup targeting gambling. Four men named Chris Capps Ernest Lee Concetti Hiro and Joseph FF were arraigned this morning each fined 20 dollars and 2.46 dollars in costs. Cases against Joseph Sacco and John Camuno on assault charges were continued for sentencing.
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Regeot
Chris Capps
Ernest Lee
Concetti Hiro
Joseph FF
Joseph Sacco
John Camuno
No Help or Rent To Pay Offer At Rest Filling Station
Local ad copy lists auto supplies and tire prices with low figures and promotional wording. Mentions Cottage Rest Filling Station and dealer names such as Harrington and Lafayette Read. Pricing shown includes Specter 3rd Cent Tire And Tube at 2.00 and metal oil at 49.75, with scattered garbled text.
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Cottage Rest
Pricen Specter
Jean
Harrington
Lafayette
North Hampton
Outing at Rye Beach Closes Annual Event
The New England Insurance Exchange annual outing at Farragut House Rye Beach concluded with a morning session led by William Lewis of Boston as president. Resolutions honored ex President Charles D. Palmer of Salem. Baseball saw Maine and New Hampshire agents beat each other while Massachusetts defeated the exchange employees. Golf at Ames MAG course crowned W. B. Jordan of Boston low gross 85 and Paul Awry of Springfield mag low gross 120.
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New England Insurance Exchange
Farragut
House
Rye Beach
Wiliam Lewis
Boston
Charles D. Palmer
Salem
Mass
Exchange J
Ind
Maine
Massachusetts
Ie Hampshire
Exchange
Charles Powers
Apémagut
Jordan
Low
Gross
Paul Awry
Springfield
Mags
Sh Gross
W Armstrong Reaches Finals in Blanchester Tennis Tourney
Naval news item notes W Armstrong of Blanchester reaching finals in a tennis tourney. Other notes report submarine S-45 completion date set for July 10, recent in commission status at New London, yard employment up to 2900, Marine guard enlistment in city home, conference call for V-5 and V-6 construction, early summer yard holiday halt, a general court martial for two Marine guards, and old battleship Winthrop speed trial twenty-four years ago.
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Newt London
Na!al
Col. F. 36
Wise
Us A
EL. Russell Ws. M
Burial Service for Mrs Laura Dixon Merrow Held
The burial service for Mrs Laura Dixon Merrow, native of South Ellat, was held Friday at two at Advent Church in that town. Rev Harold Young led prayers, praising her devout Christian life and community work. Tributes adorned the pulpit as relatives and friends gathered to honor her memory.
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Laura
Dixon) Merrow
South Wot
Davia Wesley Merrow
Omaha
Neb
Tha
Hargid Young
Etttery Paint
Pone
Attis
South Ellat
Harold Young
Ma. Merrow
Whe
University of Omaha
Presbyterian Church
Neband
Jesus
Ite
Tributes Paid at Funeral Arrangements in Greenwood Cemetery
Family and friends honored the deceased with tributes and set pieces. Interment occurred at Greenwood cemetery in South Eliot. Ernest Cole, Vichela Dame, Herbert Nelson, Harold Dow attended. J Verne-Wood oversaw arrangements.
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Greenwood Cemetery
South Eliot
Ernest Cole
Vichela Dame
Herbert Nelson
Harold Dow
J. Verne-Wood
Thomas Collins Injured in Sedan Accident
Thomas E. Collins, of the Memorial Bridge and Board of Public Works, was hurt yesterday afternoon when a sedan hit a rough spot and tossed him into the air. He suffered back and possible spinal injuries, received pain relief by hypodermic treatment, and was taken to a hospital for x rays.
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Thomas E. Collins
Memorial Bridge
Board of Public Works
Harry B. Dore
Colling
Birthday triple party at Shaw home in Surrey
A surprise birthday gathering at 22 Lauth Street celebrated Mr. Shaw turning 60, his grandson Donald Raynes age three, and Mrs. Mary Shaw Raynes, with about 45 guests from Boston Rochester and Weepten. The event featured flowers, a triple birthday cake, music, and refreshments in a festive setup.
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Surrey
Aira
Fred L. Shaw
Lauth Street
Shaw
Hitle
Donald Raynes
Mary Shaw Raynes
Mr. Shaw
Morrison
Rochester
Donald
Boston
Weepten
Impressive Sight as Portsmouth High Seniors Parade
Portsmouth High School hosted a large senior class day on Friday with students marching in couples to the stage led by the head of the center aisle. The Portemouth High School orchestra, directed by Ernest L. Bulbruck, provided music and offered a spirited performance during the ceremony. The exercises drew sharp attention from students and teachers, with graduation exercises scheduled for next Thursday evening.
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BLHS
N T
Broud
Portsmouth High School
Vlaea
Brighams mark thirtieth wedding anniversary
Nr and Mrs Oscar Ev Brigham quietly observe their thirtieth anniversary on Friday. Rev and Mrs John E Everingham of Kittery depart Monday for Colby College commencement exercises in Waterville Maine with daughter Miss Yarfouny Everingham among the graduates. Mrs Oscar E Brigham dies Friday in Blot. Mrs Harry G Salter and brother Wendell L Peterson return to Brooklyn after spending winter in California and the Mawattan Islands.
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Oscar Ev Brigham
John E. Everingham
Kittery
Stentor
Colby College
Water- Ville
Yarfouny Everingham
Oscar E. Brigham
Harry G. Salter
Wendel L. Peterson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Poutine
California
Mawattan Islands
Portmouth High School Baccalaureate Service Sunday
Portmouth High School seniors will attend St John’s Church in a body Sunday at seven thirty for the baccalaureate preview. Rev Maxwell Gauter will deliver the address.
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Portamouth High Bchook
St. John's Church
Maxwell Gauter
Firemen’s Memorial Service at Central Fire House
The annual firemen's memorial service occurs Sunday at 9 o'clock at the Central Fire House on Court Street. Rev. Maxigell Ganter of St. John's Church will deliver the address and St. John's choir will present musical selections. The public is invited.
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Annal Firemen
Morris String
Central Fire House
Court Street
Maxigell Ganter
St. John’s Church
Repeat Play Delights at First Methodist Church
The Philathea class of First Methodist staged the play Trials of a Hostess at FML Gi A hall on Wednesday evening. It was a great success with candy on sale and a good sum realized from the sale.
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First Methodist Church
FML Gi A. Hall
Earthquake Echoes in West End Property Talk
A reader opines on West End depreciation tied to earthquakes and suggests a rare chance to own two double houses on South Street near Wibird. The piece hints at a once-desired, elevated city area and recalls past opinions on Miller Hill and Hail’a field as the neighborhood’s value shifts.
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Miller Hill
Cesidea
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Portsmouth Herald
N. H
Quad
Ieee
N. Argo
Visions Ok
Tiedreaner
Mtecea
Tontin Wal
Cain
Alban
Nella
Villany
FR. Sullivan
Cutts ST
George Evans Sr
Marine Guard
Ei Saunders
Industrial Dept
Washington
Bureau
Igeal
Mare Island
Navy Department
Laura’ (Dixon) Merrow
Thomas Collins
Johns
Panamas
Mallory
Parsons
the Hatter
Congress ST
Troll
Churea
Firehen
Heborial
Central Fire Sit
Tien
Harry
Caswell Caswell
Aver Colonis Market
G. Bertrand Wirttiman
Franklin Bicok
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