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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1917

Page

2

Girl Drowns While Bathing at Cohas Pond Resort

Miss Annie Pouliot aged 16 of 8 Leggitt Court drowned at Cohas Pond Pine Island Park four miles south of Manchester during a bathing outing. Arthur Valancourt of 15 Laval Street, with instructor Richard O Neill, tried to rescue them. Pouliot died despite oxygen and medical aid. Valancourt survived after first aid. Bertha Hebert, a friend in the party, was stricken with grief at home later.

Manchester N. H Annie Pouliot Leggitt Court Cohas Pond Pine Island Park Arthur Valancourt Laval Street Richard O'Neil Valancourt Manchester Po Bertha Hebert Canal Street

British Guns Sink U-Boat Off Brest

An Atlantic port report says a British freighter, arriving here, claimed three hits on a German submarine off Brest during its last outward voyage. The shots destroyed the periscope and caused an explosion, with the submarine sinking beneath the waves.

Atlantic Brest

Teuton Offensive In Romania Diminishing

Petrograd reports that after heavy losses by Austro German forces and strong Russian resistance the Teuton offensive on the Romanian front is diminishing in intensity.

Petrograd Odessa

Machine Skids One Dead Three Hurt in Crash

Miss Clara Markle of New Haven died at a Pittsfield hospital from a fractured skull after an automobile accident near Stockbridge last night. Injured were Miss Jane Gill, O C Smith and Frank Doyle, all of Bridgeport, Conn., in a machine that skidded and overturned on an oily road.

Pittsfield Clara Markle New Haven Conn Stockbridge Jane Gill O. C. Smith Frank Doyle Bridgeport

Lowell Pastor Accepts Cambridge Church Call

At a special meeting after morning service at Immanuel Papast Church in Cambridge the Rev. William S. Jacobs of Lowell accepted the pastorate. He succeeds Rev. Arthur S. Burrows who resigned June 1 after four and a half years due to ill health.

Cambridge William S. Jacobs Lowell Mr. Jacobs Arthur S. Burrows Burrows

Drowned Man in Moosehead Lake in Maine

Richard Butler of Belleville Illinois drowned today in Moosehead Lake Rockwood Maine. Butler employed by Great Northern Paper Company went out in a canoe with Thomas Daley and Donald McCathrin both of Rockwood. The canoe capsized and Daley and McCathrin reached shore but Butler was unable to be saved.

Rockwood Richard Butler Belleville, Ill Moosehead Lake Ing. Butler Great Northern Paper Company Thomas Daley Donald McCathrin Butler

Dress Fire Claims Woman's Life in Somerville

Mrs. Martha P. Sargent, 70, died at Somerville Hospital from burns after her dress caught fire near a gas stove on Steleware Street. Neighbors heard her screams and found her burning dress, leaving her face and body badly burned.

Martha P. Sargent Steleware Street Somerville Somerville Hospital

Rooster Climbs Tree for Cherries Feeds Hens

Upper Sandusky Ohio August 12 Anthony Hall near Sycamore owns a cherry tree used by a rooster to reach high branches. The bird climbs to the ends of every limb and drops the ripe fruit for hens to gorge on in a large farm flock.

Upper Sandusky Anthony Hall Near Sycamore Mr. Hall

Motherly Hen Takes Charge of Kittens in Milton

In Milton Indiana an old hen belonging to Mrs Will Huddleston near Abington found a nest of kittens in a manger and began covering them. The cat seeks protection under the hen and leaves the kittens to her care.

Milton Ind Will Huddleston Abington

Bumper crop of cabbage cited for sauerkraut methods

The U S Department of Agriculture notes a bumper cabbage crop due to heavy rains and low prices last year. It advises simple, low cost sauerkraut preservation for cabbage cucumbers beets and beans with step by step brine and fermentation instructions and lists containers spices dill grape leaves and bricks as needed.

United States Department of Agriculture Boston Sam

Economical Windfall Apple Butter Recipe from U S Experts

U S Department of Agriculture issues an economical method for making apple butter from windfalls. Steps include washing jars and rubbers, boiling jars, preparing apples with four gallons of water per bushel, cooking to pulp, adding two gallons of cider, then sugar and spices before sealing hot jars.

United States Department of Agriculture

Drying Sweet Corn Proved Safe and Costly Saver

Massachusetts Agricultural College extension expert W. W. Chenoweth urges drying sweet corn as safer easier and cheaper than canning. He claims dried corn is more nutritious and can be preserved in a fully ripened state by blanching cooling slicing scraping kernels and drying in sun or on a platform for three to four days, then baking briefly to deter pests before storage.

W. W. Chenoweth Massachusetts Agricultural College University Extension Service Extension Service

Eagle Attacks Man Before Fatal Battle Near Six Corners

A man near Six Corners was attacked by a large eagle as he walked to work. The eagle swooped from a fence and grasped his wrist before Siebenaler wrestled it to the ground. The bird measured four feet four inches across.

Bran. O Raymond Siebenaler Siebenaler Six Corners

Not a Land of Liberty Says U S Says

A mass meeting at the Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church in Cambridge protested East St. Louis race riots and draft discrimination. Archibald H. Grimke of the NAACP condemned American racism and urged Black men to build in industry while opposing lynching and calling for federal anti lynching laws. The Middlesex Civic League adopted a resolution demanding action against race prejudice and sent copies to Cambridge officials and the press.

East St. Louis Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church Cambridge Archibald H. Grimke Washington, D. C National Association For the Advancement of Colored People America Grimke Europe Belgium Congo Mr. Grimke John L. Davis Portsmouth N. H Edward Everett Brown Brown Britain St. Louis North Mr. Brown Middlesex Civic League United States Middlesex County Civic League Council of Cambridge William LD. Brigham Curtis J. Wright Frank ©. Lowden Ill Osborne Dezanson Woburn Frederick Dallinger Congress Cambridgeity Council Bezanson Dallimer Dallinger Raymond Phillips West Medford

Oriental Order Trip Down Harbor Delights Boston Delegates

Two hundred delegates to the Oriental Order of Humility and Perfection held an all day harbor trip in Boston hosted by Jesop Sanctorum No. 184. An onshore prize drill at the Pemberton Inn saw Cairo Sanctorum of Buffalo win first prize a large silk American flag. Kheder Khim Sanctorum of Prachaecter second prize a loving cup. Aesop Sanctorum of Boston third prize a purse of money.

Oriental Order of Humility and Perfection Boston Jesop Sanctorum Pemberton Inn Cairo

Victoria Cross Awarded to Canadian Captain William Bishop

The official notice details Captain William Bishop of the Royal Flying Corps earning the Victoria Cross for single handedly attacking an enemy German air drome. He engaged seven grounded machines, destroying several aircraft with precise rifle fire and machine gun rounds from low altitudes before returning safely.

London William Bishop Royal Fling Corps Bishop

No Waiting at Church Wedding May 1943

James V. Church of the United States Ship Virginia and Miss Golden B. Allen, an actress living at 3 Hancock Street Boston, wed during a church service at First Methodist Church Newton after a day spent seeking a minister. Mrs John Franklin Harvey arranged the interrupted ceremony. The Rev G Charles Gray paused his Newton sermon to perform the wedding and bless the couple.

Cupid James V. Church United States Virginia Golden B. Allen Hancock Street Boston John Franklin Harvey Temple Street Navy Yard G. Charles Gray First Methodist Church Newton

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