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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1916

Page

7

Marriage at St Thomas Church Jamaica Plain

The couple wed at St Thomas Church Jamaica Plain, officiated by Rev John Sherry.

San Francisco St. Thomas’ Church Jamaica Plain John Sherry

Open Saturdays for Suit Showings

Open Saturdays until one o clock inviting customers to view staple blue and black suits with a careful examination urged.

High Cost of Living Persists Across World Centers

The article reports sharp food price hikes since July 1, 1914, with New York up 20 percent, London 55 percent, and Berlin 100 percent for staple foods. It notes potatoes, bread, and essentials rising, bleached powder productivity, and commentary on enduring war-time price levels.

New York London Berlin Eton United States New York City Europe

Skyward Career of All Prices Examined by Frederick

J George Frederick argues in the Review of Reviews that rising prices favor capitalists and laborers while mid level professionals and salaried classes lag in gains. He notes postwar price levels, wartime boosts, and that food costs rise with demand, citing Berlin sugar costs and Vienna rice up 552 percent.

J. George Frederick Review of Reviews Mr. Frederick Germany Berlin Vienna

Gas Pumps Not Running True in Back Bay and Allston

State department of weights and measures reports that about 33.7 percent of pumps exceed a gallon and 23.6 percent supply less than a gallon in a four quart measure. The testing covers Back Bay and Allston with plans to extend statewide until all pumps are sealed and corrected.

State Department of Weights and Measures Back Bay Allston

Fernald Wins Special Primary For U S Senate In Maine

Official returns from July 24 show ex-Governor Bert M. Fernald of Poland leading with a 632 plurality over Congressman Frank E. Guernsey of Dover for the Republican nomination. The tally was 9361 to 8729, while Kenneth S. M. Sills ran unopposed for the Democratic nomination with 4421 votes.

Augusta United States Bert M. Fernald Poland Frank E. Guernsey Dover Kenneth S. M. Sills

Athletic Heiress to Wed Model Young Man

Lyra Brown Nickerson of Rhode Island to marry Henry C. Clark described as the model young man in this society notice. The engagement pairs a noted heiress with a rising fashion model in a high society acknowledgment.

Nickerson engages Henry G Clark in Rhode Island match

Miss Lyra Brown Nickerson heiress aviator and athlete announces engagement to Henry G Clark Brown University assistant director of athletics praised by President Faunce as the model young man October 4 wedding set at her Providence home Nickerson heirs a fortune of 6 000 000 from her late Providence parents Edward I Nickerson and wife.

Narragansett Pier R. I Lyra Brown Nickerson Henry G. Clark Brown University Faunce Edward I. Nickerson Providence

U S Ambulance Men Cited for Heroism in Verdun Front

Six members of the American field ambulance unit were cited by the French army for bravery near Verdun. Brooke Leonard Edwards of Philadelphia and James Hilton Sponagle of Gloucester, along with Thomas Potter of New York Everett Jackson Walter Wheeler and John Clark, were praised for coolness under bombardment and devoted duty. The men operated under Herbert Townsend and Henry White.

Paris Brooke Leonard Edwards Philadelphia James Hilton Sponagle Gloucester Mass Thomas Potter New York Everett Jackson Colorado Springs Colo Walter Wheeler Yonkers N. Y John Clark Flushing Verdun Region Herbert Townsend Henry White

How new blouses pair with skirts in fashion notes

A fashion item note promises guidance on coordinating blouses with skirts and highlights a beautifully illustrated feature in the upcoming Sunday Post.

Next Sunday Post

Socialists End Hague Sessions

The Hague closing session heard declarations on free trade and seas, condemnation of Karl Liebknecht, and calls for socialist unity. American delegate Algernon Lee urged focus on anti protectionism, while Dutch leader Pieter Troelstra urged cooperation for postwar peace and propaganda.

Karl Liebknecht Algernon Lee America Pieter Troelstra Austria M. Troelstra

Snookums Calls on You Next Sunday Morning

A playful note indicates Snookums will call on you next Sunday morning if you receive the Sunday Post. The line suggests a light promotional or cheeky message tied to the newspaper distribution.

Snookums Sunday Post

Will Keep Up Union Fight

Organizers of the street car employees union say wage increases granted by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company will not derail plans to unionize the workers. Officials note the move proves employee complaints are valid as mediation and arbitration efforts continue. The Public Service Commission held a hearing and the Broadway Association offered arbitration as Colonel Michael J. Regan and Mayor Mitchell prepare for further talks tomorrow.

New York Interborough Rapid Transit Company Public Service Commission Broadway Association Michael J. Reagan State Department of Labor Mitchells

Snookums Joins Sunday Post Famous Funny Family

Snookums is added to the Sunday Post’s well known funny family roster for next Sunday. Readers are invited to look for him in the upcoming issue.

Snookums The Sunday Post

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