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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1916

Page

5

Betrothal Reception for Gertrude Dana and H Leon Sharmat

About 300 guests from New York Ohio Pennsylvania and parts of Massachusetts attended a reception at the Hotel Tuileries on Commonwealth Avenue in honor of the betrothal of Miss Gertrude Dana to H Leon Sharmat. Miss Dana a Lasell graduate and Simmons College student is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Myer Dana of Roxbury. Her fiancé a Harvard ’15 graduate works in real estate. Assisting the couple were Mr and Mrs Dana and Mr and Mrs S W Sharmat.

New York Ohio Pennsylvania Massachusetts Hotel Tuileries Commonwealth Avenue Gertrude Dana H. Leon Sharmat Miss Dana Lasell Simmons College Myer Dana Seaver Street Roxbury Harvard Dana S. W. Sharmat

Market Prices Show Beef High Fish Rise Lamb Reasonable Flour Drops

Beef remains high and fish show effects of rising prices while lamb stays reasonable for the season and flour falls to 10.75 a barrel for popular brands.

Food Prices in Downtown Markets Show Broad Increases

Yesterday's quotes list eggs at 65 cents a dozen and print butter at 45 cents a pound. A wide range of meats vegetables and seafood follow, with beef and lamb prices, fresh produce, dairy items, and shellfish spanning fractions to dollars per pound or per unit.

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Nickel stolen for Germany cracks in Quebec arsenal case

Authorities say most nickel sent to Germany on the U-boat Deutschland was pilfered from the Quebec Canadian arsenal. The metal, packed in whiskey casks and moved to the United States, was sold to German agents. Seven men were arrested as ringleaders, with more arrests expected. Three tons were seized awaiting shipment.

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