Portsmouth Herald publication notice fragment
Fragment of an old Portsmouth Herald page shows editorial and business sections, pricing terms, and address lines. It notes a 5.00 annual subscription, 69 cents monthly, 2 cents per copy, with mail delivery options and attribution to The Associated Press.
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Herta Ibishing Company
F. W. Wartford
Editon
Portsmouth
Associated Presa
Associated Press
Heator
Republicaton
Erepediat
Tereinara Gizo
Julius Krattechnitt Honored. Southern Pacific Silent Tribute
Portsmouth newspaper notes Julius Krauschnitt honored as a leader in railroading. Describes his death as a shock to associates and the public, citing his role as lieutenant to Harriman and his blend of business acumen and scholarship. William Proule calls him one of the remarkable men in modern railroad history.
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Great Southern Pacific
Eral
Souti
Julius Krauschnitt
Harriman
mMpire
William Proule
Dent
Southern Pacific
Charlemagne
Napoleon
Julius Krulschnitt
No Immigration Races as New Quota Rules Slow Arrival
The article notes no expected rush of immigrants to New York ships in July. It explains that tighter enforcement under the Johnson bill two percent limit trims southern European quotas and limits monthly inflow to about ten percent of yearly allotment. Officials say the reform curbs previous undesirable features and immigration issues gradually ease under ongoing controls.
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New York
Speovision
Europe
Curieg T. B and Music Aid Tuberculosis Help
Dr F D Bell of the New York Tuberculosis Association advocates music as a treatment aid for tuberculosis. He claims music diverts patients from illness and pain, fostering contentment and health improvement, a view supported by psychology as beneficial when spirits are not depressed.
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American Sanatorium Association
F. D. Bell
New York Tuberculosis Association
New York Milk Scandal Sparks Framing of Pure Standard Claims
New York dairies face charges of selling partly skimmed milk as whole milk, risking baby feeds in tenements. Authorities warn the practice endangers child welfare, urging strict adherence to standard milk quality for all youngsters.
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New York
Health and fashion clash over women’s clothing
A London doctor links lighter outfits to health by allowing more ultraviolet rays into women’s bodies while arguing men proffer heavy clothing in heat. The piece hints at societal custom shaping dress and even notes a renewed love dispute as a sign of broader beliefs.
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London
Boston
Honor Roll of Local Schools Showcases Absence Record
The first section lists pupils with no absences or tardies for the 1924-1020 school year across Junior High Whipple and divisions including New Franklin, Farragut, Lafayette, Atlantic, and Cabot Street schools. Notable names appear in each grade and division, highlighting consistent attendance across numerous classes and grades.
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Whipple
Roland Abbott
Athamandes Adlamandiades
Evelyn Bickford
Detfco Camillate
Helen Cass
Arthur Clark
Judith Clark
Lena Dalfaro
Franklin Davis
Lester Glaspie
Heten Ham
Henry Hodgden
George Hing
Edward Manley
Agnes McFarlun
Charlotte Moody
Maxie
Baze "Weten Sacco
Edna Taernsen
Wiliam Wisein
William Bracks
Emily Craig
Ethel Keene
Virginia
Sam‘som
Zelnza Leary
Altes Lee
Marjorie A TcDonald
Haven Division
Paul Daw
Owen Swanton
Nellie Woody
New Frankiin Divielon
George Alkens
Althea Hersey
Charles Johnson
Estelle Pras
Stteve Scar
New Franklin’ Schoot
Wilam Parsong
Phyllis Fratton
Wilam Teatten
William Comean
Enis ‘Donin
Osburnis Ham
Margaret Johnson
Brands Thomas
Marjorie Mersey
Kenneth Tikey
George Grant
Betty Yam
Cabot Street
Doris Clark
Kenneth Reéden
Harold Eagerly
Robert Phalker
Tony Barcocchi
Atlantic
Mervin Macdonald
Lafayette Road
Warne Oliver
Pleasing Information on 1st through Sleeping Car Service
Pleasing information was received at the Chamber of Commerce office this morning concerning the first through sleeping car service instituted at Grand Central Station New York last evening. Twenty nine passengers came through from New York which is an excellent start.
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Chamber of Commerce
Grand Central Station
New York
Boston ticket agent lists reservations for New York service
Local Boston ticket agent Mr Hall reports many reservations for a Boston to New York service, with the train leaving tomorrow evening at 8 10. He notes a large number of bookings for this service across several days.
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Boston
Mr. Hall
Afalhe Ratzoad
New-York
Itn City
Hall
Explaining the Confusion at the Portsmouth Graduation Night
The Herald editor explains chaos at Thursday’s Portsmouth Theatre graduation. Unreserved seats, late arrivals, and a single admission door caused a stampede for 1260 seats. Crowd mismanagement left many ticket holders unable to sit, with standees and clashes amid efforts to redistribute seats.
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the Herald
Portamouth
Besches
Trish
Jones
Ucwin
Portsmouth
Derhays
Farewell Party for Eva Duras By Monday Night Sewing Club
The Monday Night Sewing Club hosted a farewell gathering for Mrs Eva Duras on Friday evening. Guests enjoyed music by Mrs Teresa Brooks presiding at the piano and gifts were presented to Mrs Burns. The event moved to Hampton Beach near the Casino with plans for the Smith Pioneers weekly church meeting Monday at 7 pm led by Lee X Browk, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, inviting all.
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Eva
Ariier
Teresa
Brooks Oteat
Burns
Martin
Mattish
Masonic Groups to Attend Metonic Service at St John s Church
Masonic bodies including Dewitt Croton Commandery Knights Templar and St Johns Lodge will lead the annual Metonic service at St Johns Church Sunday at 10:30 AM. Portsmouth City Band and Hansen s Band of Rochester provide music as a parade starts around 30 o clock toward the Masonic Home and the church service is led by Rev Maxwell Ganter and Rev Arthur M Dunstan of Consora with a special sermon and choirs performing.
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Consora
Sheebhuren
Marines Guard for President Coolidge at Swampscott Yacht
Fortyseven Marines from League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia were assigned to guard President Coolidge aboard the Mayflower at Swampscott. They receive new gear and join the marine detachment aboard the yacht as changes in command occur in several fleet assignments. News covers reductions in enlistments, voyage orders, and ongoing submarine repairs with Sunday chapel services resuming at Gary yard.
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Coolidge
League Sland Yard
Paredelphia
Walte ‘Bons Rt
Swampscott
J. T. Tompkins
Navy
Telleve
Georgs C. Bay
Arthur L. Willard
Navy Department
Oley
William “D. MacDougall
Luna
Karng
RR. Belknap
Colorado
Thomas Craven
PE "Clark
U. S
Maryland
Boy Scouts Begin Ten Day Camp at Beans Farm
Troop 3 Boy Scouts moved into camp this afternoon for a ten day session at Beans Farm on Great Bay. Scout Master John Wilkinson takes command of the camp. The site is described as ideal, perched high overlooking Great Bay, with notable effort underway for the Scouts.
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Boy Scouts
Great Bay
John “Wilkinson
Scout camp adds shelter and training facilities
A wooden shelter barracks for 20 boys rises on the grounds with sloping room and outbuildings. Mr Wilkinson and Mrs Wilkinson plan a tent on the semie grounds as the boys are drilled in geout work swimming and boat handling. Mr Wilkinson will leave July 3 for a two week intensive training camp at Plattsburg to be joined by the Chi Scouts occupying the camp.
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Alto
My. Wilkinsonm
Plattsburg
Durine
Chi
Freeman H Peverly dies after a long civic life in two cities
Freeman H Peverly a longtime Portsmouth and Lynn resident died Friday at 54 Ester Street Lynn home of his son Janes Peverly aged 76 He was a respected citizen active in both cities and served as baggage master at Portsmouth depot for the Gaston and Maine Railroad He later joined the police and served as assistant etomarshal under Cansiex W Norton He then worked for Portsmouth Shag Company before moving to Suyna Funeral services at Buckminster Chapel Layington reel big-city Monday at 2 oclock Friends invited
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Freeman
Peverly
Big
Janes
Ester Street
Lynn
Chist
Portamouth
Gaston and Maine Railroad
Kao
Massasoit
Noah
Rea
New Hampshin
Damen
Noes IK
Buckminster Chapeal
Iytington
Obituary notices for Hubbard and Hoyt in Kittery
Joseph Howard Hubbard a respected Kittery resident died suddenly at home at 63. He served as a railway mail clerk between Boston and Bangor and lived in Kittery for 34 years with active community involvement. Survived by wife two daughters three sons and a sister. Services at his home Keene terrace Tuesday at two. Mary Ella Hoyt Hoyt longtime city resident died after a lingering illness at 268 Union Street. Born September 15 1884 she is survived by two sisters and was active in Unitarian church work. Services at 368 Union Street Monday at three. Friends invited.
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Joseph Howard Hubbard
Josey Howard Hubbard
Kittery
Hao
Wavy Yard
Boston
Bangor
Hubbard
Wells
Benjamin
Mary Godale Hubbard
Susie L
Anna M. Hubbard
Gharley
South Ellat
Walter B
Ry Hubbard
Herbert Little- Reid
Wella
Hia Hite
Keene ‘Terrace
Kittary
Mary Elie Hoyt Thosteath
Mary Ella Hoyt
Thix City
Union Street
Miss Hoyt
Prandin C
Atary Amazeen
Ovt
Arid
Emma
Sanborn
Eym
Mags
Alice
Hoyt
Wentworth Will Open Next Week With Gala Plans
Wentworth-by-the-Sea to formally open next Thursday with a gala program. Manager J P Tilston announces new features for guests. Three day Wentworth invitation tournament expected to draw amateur stars including Francis Ouimeh and William McPhail. Exhibition matches featuring Walkeragen and Tony Farrell to follow. August 23 and 39 pool meet at Wentworth to host top swimmers Aileen Ruggin and others from the United States.
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Wentworth-by-the-Sea
J. P. Tilston
Wentworth
New England
Ilton Basarran
Tay
Francis Ouimeh
Wiliam McPhail
Relph Rooks
Walkeragen
Tohany Farrell
Aileen Ruggin
Helen Atemny
Donny O'Mara
Agnes Geragnty
Virginia ‘Whitenack
Gertrude Eilerle
Birth Notice of James Hobbs Jr in Portsmouth Hospital
A baby boy named James Hobbs was born Friday at Portsmouth Hospital to Dr. James Hobbs and Mrs. Hobbs of North Hampton. The arrival was announced with hospital records and family details.
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Dra. James Hobbs
North Hampton
Portsmouth Hospital
Entertainment course planned by Young Men’s class
The 3 Methodist educational group announces a six‑part entertainment course to run from Oct 23 to Mar 9 in Freeman’s Fan. Programs include The Little These Party, Louis Witt lecture, a mystery play, the Jugo String Orchestra and Piet F Parker humorist act. Season tickets will be offered by the presssiva Young Men’s Class.
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Methodist Educc Seny
Freeman's
Tate
Louis Witt
Exac
Platt Jones
Son Pany
Jugo
Mussess kneUp
Piet F. Parker
Kenown
Cmyon
Helling
Jones Shifted to Portland District Assignment
Maurice S. Fonea, formerly of Figchester, promoted to superintendent of the A, & B Company in the Worcester district, has been transferred to the Portland district with headquarters at Peri Tang.
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Maurice S. Fonea
Figchester
A, & B_ Company
Worcester
Portland
Peri Tang
Rea
Portland couple wed by Rabbi in city today
Sophie Solateky and Avraham Goldorg both 21 from Portland were married in the city today by Rabbi Harry Libergen. The groom was a cabinetmaker and the bride a bookkeeper.
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Sophie Solateky
Avraham Goldorg
Portland
Rte
Harry Libergen
Nuptial Event for Misw Ether Went Worth Canney and Frank Rhodes Jr
The marriage of Misw Ether Went Worth Canney of this city and Frank Andrew Rhodes Jr of Ettery will take place this afternoon at Any o clock at the North Church.
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Misw Ether
Worth Canney
Frank Andrew Rhodes Jr
Ettery
Kittery to Play Fort in Sunday Game at Fort
Kittery town team meets Fort Sunday at 2:46 p.m. Manager Philbrick aims to wipe out an early season defeat. New Castle bus will run direct to Hall Park and back to Portsmouth after the game. If Kittery wins, a preciding game may be moved to Playarounds or another diamond.
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Withyreen
Fort
Philbrick
R Town
New Castle
Hall Park
Portsmouth
Kittery Town
Sergi Lee
Fort Team
Ag Hire
Poe
Fort Ang Brang
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Leander Luis Marvels Roge
Morekea Rowe
Fannie Bassett
Ruth Bassett
Lawrence Golsmith
Winston Sheppard
Lafayette
Charles Clark
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Alvin Herz
Lawrence
Peyser Jr
Jeanet Welmah
Ralph Winn
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Eva Duras
Pioneers
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Navy Capatime
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Russell W. Dusle
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