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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1919

Page

3

Prices Fall Yet Coffee Prices Rise As Market Plays

The piece notes lower food prices like butter and eggs but explains coffee costs rise as roasters use stock bought earlier. It promotes La Touraine Coffee urging readers to buy ground or grind at home while promising refunds if the product disappoints.

la Touraine

Oppose Zones In Somerville Public Hearing Tonight

Somerville residents prepare to challenge the Boston Elevated Railway plan at a Somerville High School hearing. Critics argue the zone system imposes 10 cent fares on West Somerville riders traveling to Boston or Union Square, affecting about 90 000 people in the outer zone. City officials and business leaders are expected to speak against the proposal.

Boston Elevated Somerville High School Somerville West Somerville Boston Union Square Boston City Hall Central Street Accross Somerville Broadway Winter Hill Medford Somerville Avenue Park Street Cambridge Eldredge Harvey Frost Somerville Board of Trade

Newark Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham's Compound With Recovery

Miss O. Kelly of 476 So. 14th St. Newark says three years of nervous breakdown and daily headaches vanished after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The remedy’s success is attributed to addressing the root of her trouble and restoring health.

Miss Kelly Lydia E. Pinkham Newark N. J Lydia FE. Pinkham O. Kelly 14Th St Lydia J. Pinkham

Girl to Do Y M C A Work in France

Miss Katherine Jerdone Klason of Brighton and Boston sails for France this week as a Y M C A secretary. Miss Elson, daughter of Mrs Sli Elson of Allston, is also known in Washington circles. Her sister Miss Willie Jerdone is a Boston newspaper woman. Amesbury reports Private George B. Carney of C Company 10th Engineers died at Camp Stewart Va February 10 after returning from service in France and was buried today with full military honors.

Katherine Jerdone Klason Brighton Boston France Elson I. Sli. Elson St. Luke’s Road Allston Washington Willie Jerdone Amesbury George B. Carney C Company 10Th Engineers Camp Stewart

Relief Party Sails for East to Aid Near East Crisis

The Leviathan carried 250 missionaries doctors and relief workers bound for Constantinople to aid 4.9 million destitute in the near east. Equipment included 15 hospitals and 69 motor trucks donated by Red Cross and relief groups valued over 3.5 million dollars.

New York Uloly Land Near East Leviathan France Constantinople Brest American Red Cross American Committee For Relief In Smith Colege Wellesley College American Women’s Hospital Unit CO Ried Cross James Barton Boston American Committee For Relief In the

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener

Advertises Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home hair dye that darkens gray hair naturally in short time. Claims ease of use by applying with a sponge or brush and moisture, with effects including glossy richer color after repeated applications.

Wyeth

Boston Elks War Relief Ball Plans Grand Charity Event

Boston Lodge of Elks gears up for a War Relief ball at the Copley Plaza ballroom this Thursday with Governor Coolidge Mayor Peters and officials attending. Proceeds go to the reconstruction hospitals fund and a concert starts at 8 with a grand march at 9 39 led by Exalted Ruler EF Mark Sullivan. Dancing runs to 1 am. The committee includes FE Mark Sullivan John W O Mealey B A McMahon and many others.

Boston Lodge of Elks Copley Plaza Coolidge Peters Grand Lodge Boston Lodge Reconstruction Hospitals Fund Exalted Ruler Mark Sullivan John W. O’mealey B. A. McMahon David Jacobs John B. Archibald Fred FE. Atteaux Charles Bain Edward C. Carr John J. Cassidy Dr. PP. J. Cronon Joseph A. di Pesa James 3. Doyle Melvin A. Early Edward Ll. Geary Frank W. Hubbard Louis M. Jacobs Daniel J. Kane Francis Lally T. F. Tlockney Joseph A. Maynard T. E. McCarthy Luke D. Mullen Patrick F. O'Keefe Nicholas Pettiti David H. Posner James W. Reardon Howard Steptoe Samuel J. Tomasello

Religious week notes include sermons and tours

Clergy preach at St John and Second Unitarian in Clarendon Street. Archdeacon Grieg of Worcester plans an extended tour and will preach at St Paul Cathedral April 7 to 12. Diocesan lay communion Feb 22. Dieffenbach speaks on The Efficient Life. Willmot begins Social Teachings of Jesus series to April 6. Bethel pastor Whitlock headlines Business Men's Monday in Pemberton Square with other speakers.

Grieg Worcester Eng Gore St. Paul Benjamin A. Willlmot Immanuel-Walnut Avenue Congregational Church Jesus H. R. Whitlock Boston Baptist Bethel Pemberton Square FF. F. Davidson C. W. Morehouse Charles EB. Eaton Allan Emery

Handicaps Program Aids Elderly Woman To Find Work

Washington reports placements by the handicap section of the United States Employment Service for the week ended February 1. A 67 year old grandmother, in dire need, secured a companion role through a chain referral system. The effort aims to save capable seniors from unemployment and benefit budding youth and the needy.

Washington United States Employment Service America United States Employment Service Examiner Handicap Bureau Department of Labor

Munition Works in Amesbury Shuts Down

The Gray & Davis plan here, which produced brass shell casings for 75 millimetre guns for France and the United States, has closed and will switch to other work after the armistice. The company was about to begin a new contract when the armistice was signed.

Amesbury Gray & Davish Plan Frenc United States Germany

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. $. Quinby Company W. S. Quinby Company Chicago la Touraine Coffee and Teas L Hearing Carney Katherine J. Elson East Massachusetts College Boston Elks B. A. M’mahon Boston Lodge of Elks Ball Committee Joseph Santoluosso The Elks War Relief Ball EMS L W. Williamson St. John, N. B Clarendon Street Baptist Church Second Unitarian Church Lee S. McCollester Crane ‘Theological School Babcock Davies Albert CC. Dieffenbach U. S. Employment Service Victor N. J. Gannon Cheap Bureau
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