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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1917

Page

9

Sharpe and Skinner Elected to New England Telephone Board

Tienry D. Sharpe of Providence and Joseph A. Skinner of Holyoke were elected directors of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company replacing FE. K. Hall who resigned. Sharpe leads Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing, Skinner runs William Skinner & Sons silk makers.

Tienry D. Sharpe Providence Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company Joseph A. Skinner Holyoke William Skinner & Sons New England Telephone & Telegraph Company Mr. Sharpe FE. K. Hall Mr. Skinner

Portland pacifist meeting blocked at City Hall

Portland Missouri February 21 Mayor W G Chapman refused City Hall for a pacifist meeting protesting possible war moves by the national administration. Bishop Brewster of the Maine Episcopal diocese chairs the organizing committee for the event.

Portland W. G. Chapman Germany Brewster Episcopal Diocese of Maine

100 Foot Highway Proposed

The City Planning Board submits a 20 million dollar plan for a 100 foot radial highway linking Back Bay to downtown. It would run from Chauncy and Bedford streets to the west of Arlington Street and aims to cut congestion between Back Bay, the South End, and the business district.

Back Bay Curley City Planning Board Chauncy Bedford Streets Arlington Street

Proposal for new artery links multiple streets in city plan

The planning board outlines a single large artery starting near Chauncy and Bedford then running to Castle square and through Arlington and Berkeley to Boylston Newbury and Commonwealth avenues. Estimated cost is 19 564 625 dollars based on remnant act takings and promises no widening of Eliot Tremont streets.

Chauncy Bedford Essex Beach Streets Eliot, Stuart and Isabella Castle Square Arlington Berkeley Streets Boylston Newbury Streets Commonwealth Avenue Marlboro Beacon Streets Planning Board Eliot Tremont

Patients Escape from Everett Tuberculosis Hospital

Two of the three patients removed by order of Mayor Mullen from the Everett Tuberculosis Hospital to Cambridge left the Cambridge ward declaring living there intolerable. Miss Ida Smith aged 25 of 91 Malden Everett and Tony Beradino aged 15 of 176 Ferry Everett will go to the State House to seek transfer to a more home like facility than the Fuller street hospital which the mayor called a morgue.

Mullen Everett Tuberculosis Hospital Cambridge Tuberculosis Hospital Cambridge Institution Ida Smith Malden Street Everett Tony Beradino Ferry Street State House State Board of Health Fuller Street Hospital

To Prevent the Grip Colds with Bromo Quinine

Ad promotes Grip-Laxative Bromo Quinine as the cure for grip colds. Claims to remove the cause and features E. W. Grove’s signature on the box. Priced at 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Pro Irish Freedom Meeting Attacked and Mocked in Lorimer Hall

A Roger Casement branch gathering in Lorimer Hall drew protests and hostile remarks. Speakers condemned Rev Paul Revere Frothingham Dr Eliot and Dr Hugh Cabot while ridiculing General Sir Sam Hughes. Attacks on England were common as pro Irish advocates voiced strong criticisms.

Bryan Paul Revere Frothingham Eliot Hugh Cabot Sam Hughes England Roger Casement Friends of Irish Freedom Lorimer Hall

Irish German Night Voices Pro War and Propaganda

Jeremiah Carroll presided as speakers included Joseph Smith of Lowell Professor John Walt of Harvard and Miss Nellie Gifford. The event mocked Wilson, featured an Irish flag and patriotic songs, and touched on pro war sentiment and anti British policy debates. Professor Walz blamed U.S. tensions with Germany on policy toward British and German shipping interference.

Jeremiah Carroll Joseph Smith Lowell John Walt Harvard Nellie Gifford Irish Volunteers Wilson Carroll Tremont Temple Sam Hughes Trish England Walz United States Germany

Boston Chamber Approves Split With Germany Resolution

The Board of Directors of the Boston Chamber of Commerce unanimously adopted a resolution commending President Wilson for breaking off diplomatic relations with Germany. It urged readiness for any conditions and pledged loyal support, then sent the message to the President via wire.

Wilson Germany Boston Chamber of Commerce

Lynn Doctors End Free Telephone Advice Charged by Call

Lynn physicians announce end of free "Hello" telephone consultations. The Lynn medical fraternity sets fees equal to office visits at $1 $2 or $2.50 reflecting more telephone subscribers.

Lynn Lynn Medical Fraternity

Women Cookery Class Demonstrates Nourishing Salads

The Women's City Club cookery class filled the hall at 3 Joy Street as Mrs H L B Darling presented the second of her four demonstrations, detailing several nourishing salads of her own invention.

Women’s City Club Joy Street H. L. B. Darling

Gelatine Based Winter Salad With Orange and Cranberries

A recipe describes a gelatine mould with orange juice cranberries and lemon, served on lettuce with French dressing. Another mix uses granulated gelatine with hot water and sugar, orange juice, lemon juice and cranberries, then moulded and topped with a yolk honey dressing and olive oil.

Old People Who Stay Young Ad Here With Pepto Mangan

An article promoting Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic to keep older adults vibrant. It contrasts strong blood and aging arteries with weak blood, advising daily rest, air, exercise, and diet. The ad claims the tonic strengthens red blood cells and cites physician approval, with branding from Gude and Breitenbach Company in New York.

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