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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
9
The cooking page in next Sunday's Post will feature menus and daily recipes for the week ahead, catering to home cooks with a collection of enduring New England favorites and practical meal ideas.
Secretary Meyer's year end navy report argues for a broad expansion to keep the United States among world powers. He calls for 41 battleships total, boosts aviation funding, and a naval reserve while warning against neglecting battleships and the Panama Canal's effect.
W D Wilmot of the Merchants Association urges square dealing and best goodwill in business. He argues for selling good goods and service to build a strong customer base and emphasizes trustworthy conduct over sharp tactics. He notes firms need efficient, loyal employees to foster favorable outcomes for the house.
Premier Borden announced Canada would gain a voice in foreign affairs as Britain’s defence challenges grow. A memorandum for the Canadian government compared naval forces, noting Britain’s 18 dreadnoughts to Europe’s 19, and projected shifts through 1915. He said Canada would not build dreadnoughts but could order small cruisers and auxiliaries in the near term. Canada would send a minister to London and consult on foreign policy with imperial defense discussions.
A heavy transport plan to move supplies and men north by ship and aeroplanes aims to reach winter quarters near Roosevelt Peary expedition sites. A scout plane will probe ice water and routes, then the first heavy plane will haul loads forward while others follow, weather permitting, potentially covering hundreds of miles daily. Another party heads to a Siberian northern point to await the squadron.
Mrs. J Gardener Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Association Opposed to Women Suffrage urged that militant suffragettes should be publicly spanked rather than jailed. She claimed votes for women would harm the home and moral influence of women, countering militant tactics with humiliation in public squares.
The Hon. John R. Murphy refutes two Boston morning papers claims from Democratic ward chairmen meetings. He says Councillor Buckley never stated Curley could beat him and President Maynard claimed Murphy was not a mayoral candidate. Murphy would not commit to a future run, citing no current political controversy.
In Phillipston Centre a clock in the old Congregational church belfry has run for 21 years using a wooden mechanism. Made in 1891 by Alfred D. Clifford, the clock’s wooden cogs and gear train include cogs as large as wagon wheels, with the full movement built from wood.
Advertisement promising quick relief from catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. Claims head and nasal relief within minutes, complete cure after a day or two, and a 50 cent bottle to cure worst cases. Emphasizes healing, antiseptic action and protection against future colds.
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