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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
23
The page lists closing sales in thousands for various bonds and issuers. Notable entries include government and corporate issues such as CRI&P 4s, Pierce Oil 6s, and B & Q joint 4s, with prices referenced around the 90s and 100s.
The Doane Association of America Descendants of Deacon Jo Doane held its ninth reunion and business meeting at the Atlantic House Nan tasket Beach yesterday with members present. Major Harry Doane of Orange and Sergeant John L. Martin shared wartime experiences at the post dinner program.
Bath Maine August 13 An hour of daily singing is the best form of exercise says Emilio De Gogorza the renowned opera baritone who has compiled a long list of phonograph records and spoke from his summer home about fitness.
The tenor Emilio De Gogorza in Bath argues grand opera cannot rely on box office revenue and should be funded by philanthropy. He praises Boston and New York audiences, criticizes prohibition, and touts phonograph and piano rolls as education aids. He and his wife Emma Hames spend summers in Maine with views on art, democracy, and practice routines.
Tokyo reports prominent Japanese business men plan to form an 80 million dollar company to lay a cable line between the United States and Japan. The move follows long standing dissatisfaction with the present service and is expected to be supported by business interests on both sides of the Pacific.
Manchester mayor Moise Verrette, formerly a grocer, will work as a clerk in selling a carload of War Department food bought by the city. The supplies will be delivered by truck tomorrow, with Alderman Jam Hogan assisting.
Readers are invited to a fishing and camping excursion and asked to spread the word to friends. The note playfully claims the read is nearly as enjoyable as the actual fishing tale.
The author and Eddie reach the Canadian wilderness outskirts with two guides. He hooks his first two trout, a Silver Doctor and Parmiceenie Belle, and endures the joy and fear of landing them. The six mile paddle back through rising seas looms as camp is set and gratitude toward Eddie grows.
The note indicates ongoing serialization in tomorrow's Post and daily issues, including Sundays, until the sequence is finished. It signals a continuing publication plan across days to complete the story.
Caldwell New Jersey August 13 The first stage of the free for all United States Marine Corps rifle match for the Marine Corps cup was won at the navy rifle range here today by Lieutenant and James of the United States Army with 20 consecutive bullseyes at 600 yards a perfect score of 100 Competition at 1000 yards will be held tomorrow W R Stokes of the District of Columbia civilian team won second place with a score of percent
William T. Harney of Somerville and Fred H. McDermott of Boston are named in a legal action connected to the molasses disaster. The case stems from damage claims arising from the incident and seeks appropriate redress or settlement.
In Cambridge Superior Court two men sue the United States Industrial Alcohol Company for 10000 each claiming injuries from the January North End tank collapse that killed seventeen. A separate suit for 5000 by minor Mary Capuano erett against Sree the Great ec & 5 cific Co. is filed over a November injury from a store door in Everett.
Brockton ice dealers refuse to lower prices to 75 cents per hundred after Mayor Gleason announced the cut. The Brockton Ice & Coal Co. and Fire Ice Coal & Coke Co. continued selling at one dollar per hundred to customers.
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