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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
2
New England Fuel Administrator James J. Storrow urged local fuel committees to distribute anthracite equitably and consider reducing coal allocations for households with large homes to build a safe reserve for next winter. He emphasizes care in allocation to prevent shortages.
Mr. Storrow advocates local fuel committees supervise equitable coal distribution for next winter. He says reduce orders and reserve for small users, with two thirds of each order held back until two thirds have been delivered on all applications. Large consumers may face greater cutbacks.
Public note announces end of strict wheatless policies with return to six pounds per person monthly and equal substitute flour credits. Food expert Miss Margaret Sutherland outlines simple loaf recipes for quick, graham and wheat meal breads, with short, long, and long processes for rising and baking.
The Christian Endeavor building at Joy and Mt. Vernon streets in Boston opened costing 217000 dollars. Dedication included flag-raising led by Colonel E B Haskell and a mass meeting at Ford Hall with Governor McCall and 700 Endeavorers, plus a Japan speech by T Makino.
Henry Shaler Williams of Ithaca New York noted geologist dies in Havana at age 71 from pleurisy. His Cuban research contributed to oil field development on the island.
An advertisement cites letters from women across the United States praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing monthly pain and weakness related to female troubles. Mrs Arthur Lawson of Athol Massachusetts and Mrs H Rosskamp of San Francisco California report improved health after using the remedy.
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