Camp Life Details From An Adventurer’s Night In Tent
An inexperienced narrator describes first night in the wilderness learning from an experienced companion Eddie how to arrange a pillow using clothing and a sleeping bag. The scene covers camp routines, sleeping setup, water brought, and the comfort of bed and pillow as he observes Eddie organize bags and gear for forthcoming weeks. The narrative ends with a note that the continuation appears in upcoming Post issues.
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Eddie
Dei
Wellesley Graduates to Teach Over Globe
Daughters of Wellesley College will soon teach and assist in missions abroad. Grace Boynton will teach at Union College Pekin China. Constance Buell will teach at Tientsin with Caroline Sewell. Hisse Jennison departs for Constantinople to teach at the American College. Virginia Moffat will supervise hospital work at Aintab Turkey.
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Wellesley College
Grace Boynton
Brooklyn
Union College
Pekin
China
Constance Buell
Wellesley Hills
Tientsin
Caroline Sewell
Hisse Jennison
Crest Road
Wellesley
Turkey
American College
Constantinople
Virginia Moffat
Orange
N. J
Theospital
American Board of Foreign Missions
Aintab
Trade Journal Highlights Far East Views by Charles Weed
The current issue features an article titled The Far East by Charles F. Weed vice president of the First National Bank of Boston and former Chamber leader. Weed notes that officials show friendship to the United States and that warlike attitudes in Japan are not shared by civilian leaders after his Orient trip.
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Japan
China
Weed
United States
Dillon
Public Buildings and War Memorials Debate
Carl Price of Kenton, D., argued at a national retail monument dealers meeting that utilitarian public buildings named for heroes cannot be true memorials. He urged monuments must be solely memorial and symbolic, like the Statue of Liberty, and not used for utilitarian purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Price
Kenton
United States
New York Harbor
Grand Opera Stars Need Real Acting to Shine
Miss Dillon, New York opera coach and former Italy pupil of Francesco Mattino, argues that opera must pair singing with expressive acting. She criticizes modern sopranos for overacting and gliding through scenes, urging precise movements that match the music and conveying clear emotion to the audience.
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Miss Dillon
New York
Fifth Avenue
Los Angeles
Italy
Francesco Mattino
Marie Sandelius
Metropolitan Opera
Long Lake
Opera stage to win public favor says Enrica Dillon
Enrica Dillon says operatic stage will gain popularity once grand opera stars stop overacting and instead sing and perform on stage in a natural manner.
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Harrison
Enrica Dillon
Fishermen's strike ends amid firm holdouts in Boston and Gloucester
The Fishermen's Union reports some vessel owners in Boston and Gloucester failed to honor arbitration terms for the July strike ending in Provincetown. Despite a claimed end to the strike, a lockout persists as owners refuse to fit out boats and accept risk, with Bay State Fishing Company boats already at sea. The dispute risks idling more than 50 trawlers, though other firms plan to keep Boston markets supplied. The Bay State Company alone can deliver about 2,000,000 pounds weekly.
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Boston
Gloucester
Provincetown
William H. Brown
Brown
Bay State Fishing Company
New England
Toam
Peter Tobin
Georges Banks
Roseway
Louis M. Winslow
Bay State
Bay State Company
Mitchell Goodhue Smiles The While At Birth Of Son
Mitchell J. F. Goodhue a Vic tory Plant foreman in Squantum arrived at work smiling after news of his first child a son weighing nine and a half pounds. He said the baby is a launch day sign and hinted at baseball potential. He and wife Lillian E. Holst live on Edwin Street Ashmont.
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Mitchell J. F. Goodhue
Victory
Squantum
Mr. Goodhue
Lillian E. Holst
Edwin Street
Ashmont
Office Fixture Thief With Mates For Trial
Charles Vanelio and several accomplices were brought before Central Court after a theft spree in the wholesale district. Detectives Chasson and Ferrari testified as the suspects were held in 3000 dollars bail for grand jury action and future trial alongside six prior prisoners.
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Charles Vanelio
Central Court
Chasson
Ferrari
Eagles Gather for Grand Aerie Convention in New Haven
All officers of the Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles arrived for sessions ahead of next week's convention. Planned receptions concerts and sea trips crowd the program with an estimated $33 000 budget and room for 10 000 delegates. High Worthy President David R Duncan heads a convention committee including W J Brennan W T Pierrece T H Greevey Frederick Hughes and E L Hynemann. Entertainment was held at the Military Hospital in Allingtown with a sea excursion for Eagles symmetric to local aeire activities.
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New Haven
Conn
Grand Aerie
Order of Eagles
David R. Duncan
St. Joseph
W. J. Brennan
Pittsburg
T. H. Greevey
Altoona
Penn
W. T. Pierreice
Ashland
Wis
Frederick Hughes
Yonkers
N. Y
E. L. Hynemann
Columbus
Military Hospital
Allingtown
Aerie
Body of Hazel Crance Not Recovered. Clothing Found
Ithaca police hold Donald W. Fether Cornnell student on murder charge as grapplers bring up part of his clothing from Cayuga Lake. Authorities believe the knot of cloth was used to strangle Hazel Crance after a canoe capsized on July 19 while Fether says he tried to save his companion.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cayuga Lake
Hazel Crance
Donald W. Fether
Cornell
Fether
Lightning Sets Oil Tank Aflame at Maurer Plant
Lightning struck the Barber Asphalt Paving Company facility at Maurer near Perth Amboy igniting a 350000 gallon crude oil tank. Firefighters from Perth Amboy rushed to the scene and confined the blaze to a single tank, with damage estimates not yet available.
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Perth Amboy, N
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Maurer
Perth-Amboy
Musicians Clarify Strike Position Acknowledgement
Boston Musicians' Protective Association secretary treasurer H P Liehr corrects the Record to state the Musicians' Union did not vote in executive session to join a sympathy strike with Actors Equity. The letter appears in response to a misstatement in the August 12 edition.
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Musicians’ Union
Actors’ Equity Association
H. P. Liehr
Boston Musicians’ Protective Association
British Bill Ratifying Treaty Becomes Law
London August 15 King George has given assent to the bill ratifying the German peace treaty The act thus becomes law.
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London
George
First Division A E F on way home from Coblenz
The First Division A E F. including many Massachusetts boys, trains from Coblenz yesterday and heads to Camp Pike Arkansas for demobilization. The Americ News reports orders to entrain for the port of embarkation on August 1 and notes the division is the last combat unit to receive orders for home.
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Massachusetts
Coblenz
Boston
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Ameroc News
Newwich
Wreck inquiry finds Captain Strout in default for North Star
A Canadian court of inquiry blamed Captain Lewis Strout for careless navigation in the stranding of the steam er North Star off Yar mouth. The ship, 493 souls aboard, was driven at full speed 15 knots in dense fog despite a log tampering claim. The court directed the finding to U S authorities via the Yar mouth consul. the panel included Captain Demers and two Montreal assessors.
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Halifax
N. S
North Star
Green Island
Yarmouth
Boston
Lewis Strout
Strout
United States
Demers
Montreal
Beef King Turns Joke
J Ogden Armour expressed gratitude to the Builders and Traders Exchange in Chicago after members voted to send him a new pair of shoes. He noted their generosity amid bids on building projects and joked about needing a new overcoat and wardrobe this year.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Provincetown Fishermen End Strike With Flag Raising
Striking fishermen celebrated settlement by raising a flag as captains rejoiced. All local captains signed the union agreement except Captain Frank Gaspa.
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Provincetown
Frank Gaspa
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