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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1917

Page

5

Germans Fear Edison’s Skill Alarm Boston Club Talk

Professor Montraville Wood told the Boston Rotary Club at the Lenox that Germany fears what Thomas A. Edison might produce as a war weapon. He cited Edison headed Naval Advisory Board actions and warned against assumed German naval threats to Boston Harbor, calling such notions exaggerated and implausible.

Montraville Wood Boston Rotary Club Hotel Lenox Germany United States Thomas A. Edison Edison Naval Advisory Board Boston Navy Yard

Mayor Fenderson Renominated in Saco Republican Caucus

Saco Missouri mayor James H. Fenderson was renominated for the third time at a Republican caucus tonight.

Saco James H. Fenderson

Inside Bathing with Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate

A health column extols morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the alimentary canal. It claims this “inside bathing” prevents toxins entering the blood, improves digestion, and freshens appearance, with advice for daily use and a modest cost.

Commission on High Cost of Living Proposes Remedies

The group appointed by Governor McCall recently submitted a detailed report outlining causes of rising prices and recommended steps. Tactics include eating more fish, milk use, wartime planning, reducing government costs, adopting a state budget, reducing waste, reclaiming lands, boosting milk farming, and revising obstructive laws.

McCall Commission

Minority report urges embargo on exporting foodstuffs

Francis X. Tyrrell and a commission critique rising living costs blamed on war and waste. They urge legislative action to curb prices, conserve resources, and substitute milk for pricier foods, while recommending government savings and a big public-spirited committee to promote conservation.

Coastwise trade cut by coal prices

Coal shortages and high prices threaten coastwise steamship services. The Boston has halted service to Yarmouth Nova Scotia and remains out of commission. New York steamers on long term contracts are shielded, but other lines may cut schedules until conditions improve.

Navy League of the United States, Inc Massachusetts Department of the Navy League of the United States, Inc Washington Navy Department League Navy Commonwealth First National Bank Boston Boston Papers Harry K. White State St Mass Yarmouth N.S New York

Market Prices in Downtown Grains and Fish

Downtown market prices showed sugar at nine cents in some groceries and sales of five pounds per person. Potatoes reached $1 per peck with a two-bushel limit. Fish remained plentiful and overall prices remained steady from the prior two weeks.

Spring market prices list meats and produce

Veal tops at 23c a lb with fores 16 and chops 30. Rhubarb 18c lb, cod 12c, haddock 12–16, bluefish 36, fillets 16, finnan haddie 16–20, flounders 8–16, halibut 30–50, lemon sole 20, salmon 32–36, smelts 4 to 24. Lobsters 5d green and 7 boiled, no mackerel. Scallops 1–1.25 quart, blue points 1, Cotuits 90c, crab meat 1.25 lb. Onions 15–18c lb, spinach 50 a peck, few tomatoes. Celery 20–30, carrots 8, parsnips 8, turnips 5, beets 7, cabbage 12. Oranges, grapefruit plentiful, lemons 23 doz, apples still available. Hamburg steak 22c lb, sliced bacon 30, fowl 30, chicken scarce. Lamb legs 25, rump 34, pork chops 25, liver 12. Best eggs 66, 62c, print butter 45, Vermont creamery 41, butterine 28.

Bermuda Hamburg Vermont Creamery

Banished Desire for Tobacco Says John Miller

Waverly Kansas resident John Miller claims a home mix of water muriate of ammonia Varlex Compound and pepsin banished his tobacco craving after 20 years. He says a teaspoonful three times daily works and is easy to disguise in tea coffee milk or food with little cost.

John Miller Waverly Kas Miller

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills Endorsed by Authorities

The ad cites U S Pharmacopoeia Dispensatory and American Dispensatory backing for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills noting ingredients such as roots barks herbs berries pepsin wax iron celery gentian and listing diseases like scrofula rheumatism dyspepsia neuraglia nervousness and debility. It promotes 200 doses for $2 and availability at all druggists.

U. S Hood

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