Arctic Pork Theft Banquet Ends With Closer Labor Unity
A tale from a whaling crew recounts a prank stealing fresh pork during a party aboard the Karluk. Captain Wing hosts a banquet where the owner discovers his meat is gone and forgives the crew after public ribbing. The pork is later shared among ships as punishment ends.
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Wrnter
Captain Cook
Mrs. Porter
Cook
Wing
John
Porter
Belvedere
Arctic
Newton honors in Liberty Loans naming new steamer
For Newtons Liberty Loan success a shipping board steamer will be named Nonantum after the local Indian name. It will launch Thursday at 6 p m at Newark yards of the Submarine Boat Corporation with sponsor Miss Marguerite Jones and her father Hon Seward Jones attending with Newton officials and Newton Liberty Loan committee members.
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Newton
Liberty Loans
Shipping Board
Newark
Submarine Boat Corporation
Marguerite Jones
Norwegian Ship Cate Brings Record Wool Cargo to New York
The Norwegian sailing ship Cate arrived in New York from Sydney carrying 10 405 bales of wool, said to be the largest single consignment landed in the United States. The vessel sailed from Sydney, New South Wales, and reached New York on August 6.
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New York
United States
Cate
Sydney
Race Against Time at Kenberma Gala Day
Miss Margaret A. M Elroy leads Kenberma Gala Day events honoring returning soldiers with a sand beach one mile race in four heats at low tide and an hour of regular racing. Chairman Walter F. Gallagher says about 40 000 spectators are expected to attend Nantasket colony celebration.
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Margaret A. M’elroy
Kenberma
Nantasket Colony
Walter F. Gallagher
Connor Associates Hold Big Outing at Napoli Hotel
The eleventh annual outing of John T. Connor Associates drew about 200 employees and friends to Nantasket yesterday. They left Rowe's Wharf at 9 15 a m by taxi to the Napoli Hotel where a band led a parade and games followed a noon dinner. Despite rain the spacious dining hall hosted dancing and taxi service eased the return trip.
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John T. Connor Associates
Napoli
Nantasket
Rowe’s Wharf
Knights of Columbus Free Evening School Adds Class
Registrants for the new bookkeeping class at the Knights of Columbus Free Evening School 204 Berkeley Street have prompted the organization to start another class. The sessions are open to former service members and men now in the Revies. Instructor J W Drury is a Wharton and Catholic University graduate.
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Knights of Columbus Free Evening School
Berkeley Street
J. W. Drury
Revies
Drury
Wharton School of Commerce and Finance
Catholic University
France to Supply Vermonters Cows to France
Cows from Vermont are bought and shipped to France for rebuilding efforts. Three carloads left Montpelier Junction for Newport News and onward to France. Buyers Benjamin of Montpelier and Abbott of Waterbury lead the sale for a French syndicate. cattle are high-priced registered stock, yearlings and bulls, all TB tested.
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Burlington
Green Hills
Vermont
France
Montpelier Junction
Newport News
Messrs
Benjamin
Montpelier
Abbott
Waterbury
Hearing Set to End Fishermen Strike at Federal Building
A morning hearing at the federal building, with Immigration Commissioner Skeffington representing the War Labor Board, aims to end a month long fishermen strike that has tied up the port's fishing fleet. Invitations have gone to fishermen and dealers. proceedings may run for several days starting at 10 o'clock in room 453.
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Federal
Skeffington
War Labor Board
Poles Eager to Secure Bibles in Poland Demand
A cable to the American relief administration reports high demand for Bibles in Poland. No Bibles have reached Poland in five years. requests include 50 000 Polish testaments with psalms and 5 000 complete Bibles to be sent immediately.
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New York
Poland
American Relief Administration
Wrinkle Cream Ad Promises Quick Improvement
An advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a nightly remedy with fast results. It claims full refunds if not satisfied and notes the low cost, available at drug and toilet goods counters nationwide.
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Howard
Wage Preference for Married Men
A constant reader urges the Post to endorse higher wages for married workers. He argues married men face greater living costs and family obligations, and that pay scales should reward marriage to promote societal welfare and state well being.
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The
Post
Sir
Bachelo Hood
Winchelo Hood
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