Doctor reports pastor’s condition remains serious
The congregant in America rests with pneumonia diagnosed as serious, with doctors monitoring his breathing and overall health.
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Gregation
America
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1918
Page
2
Fisherman's hat prompts rescue by policemen
A man slipped near the water edge but retrieved his hat before needing rescue. Policemen Ahearn and Frager aided him after he ensured the hat was safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahearn and Frager
Tom Lawson Celebrates 61st Birthday With Busy Day
Financier Thomas William Lawson known as Tom Lawson marked his 61st birthday by a full and husky day of work at his State Street offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas William Lawson
Tom” Lawson
State Street
Potatoes Drop to Fifty Cents a Peck as Market Brightens
Market analysts predict further price cuts as transportation improvements and favorable weather boost supply. Consumers urged to double potato usage over the next three months to prevent waste of last year’s large crop. Florida celery sells for 15 cents a bunch, onions from Connecticut Valley seven pounds for 25 cents, Canadian turnips 3 and 4 cents a pound, Boston lettuce 5 to 10 cents a head, and carrots 5 cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Connecticut Valley
Boston
Retail fruit and vegetable prices from Massachusetts Board list
The Massachusetts Board of Food Administration lists current retail prices for produce including beets cucumbers radishes and oranges, with ranges indicating cash and carry versus service store pricing. It notes prices per pound or per dozen and identifies various fruit and vegetable types with their quoted costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Florida
Massachusetts Board of Food Administration
War Fund Over Top in Greater Boston Relief Drive
The Greater Boston Jewish War Relief Fund exceeded its $500 000 goal last night by reaching 547 000 with 167 000 reported by team captains city committees and the people's relief committee at the final meeting. Officials expect the total to approach 600 000 once all reports are in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Jewish War Relief Fund
People’s Relief Committee
S‘ord Hall
Boston Jewish relief drive tops $116000 in regional effort
Harris L. Selig led an "out of town" drive that raised 116,804 in nearby cities while Philip Potash reported 15,853 from Jewish workers. Boston's campaign ends soon though volunteers push subscriptions for ten more days. teams led by Koshland Rosenbush Herman Sallinger and women’s captains contributed large sums. Cities listed include Chelsea Lawrence Haverhill Lowell Taunton Revere Beverly Cambridge Salem Lynn Quincy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris L. Selig
Boston
Philip Potash
People's Relief Committee
People's Relief
Jesse Koshland
al A. Rosenbush
Joseph M. Herman
Nathan Sallinger
J. Altman
G. W. Becker
A. Burroughs
Julius Hisemann
Goodman
M. M. Morse
I. Moran
T. Prager
P. Radio
L. Segal
M. Limberg
G. Wyner
Chelsea
Lawrence
Haverhill
Lowell
Taunton
Revere
Beverly
Cambridge
Salem
Tynn
Quincy
Lord Hall
Felix Vorenberg
Albert W. Shaffenburg
Harris J. Selig
Julius Kisemann
Bryan and Gompers Lead Battle Over Prohibition Ratification
In Albany the session opening over the federal prohibition amendment drew crowds as William Jennings Bryan led the dry forces and Samuel Gompers the wets. Bailey of Texas joined, arguing for ratification while Gompers warned of conditions in Russia and defended personal liberty against regulating habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany N. YW
Pebb
William Jennings Iirvan
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Bryan
Gompers
Assembly Chamber
United States
Bailey
Texas
America
Mr. Gompers
Russia
Organized Labor
Robert Morrison of Malden Dead
Robert Morrison long time Malden resident and former engineer at Malden High School and Parker House Boston died at his home 894 Broadway Malden in his sevenith year. He served as chaplain of Post 40 G A R Boston and belonged to Mt Vernon Lodge Masons and Middlesex Lodge Odd Fellows. He survived by his wife a son Robert Morrison and a daughter Gertrude Morrison. Funeral Friday at 2 30 pm at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morrison
Post 40
Gd. A. T
Boston
Malden High School
Parker Hrouse
Broadway
Malden
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Masons
Middlesex Lodge of Oddfellows
Gertrude Morrison
Exports of Foodstuffs Dip in Early 1918 Trade
Washington reports exports of wheat corn and pork fell notably for the seven months ending January 31 1918 compared with the prior year. Beef products and oats did rise in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
U S Wheat and Beef Exports Change Across Seven Months
Wheat and corn exports fell sharply while flour and beef products rose. Cotton and cottonseed oil shipments dropped in volume, but cotton value increased due to higher prices. Mineral oils and crude oil exports declined, along with gasoline and other fuels.
Bakers urged to back government small loaf policy
Henry Stude of Houston, president of the National Association of Bakers, urged bakers to support new regulations for a smaller loaf. He noted past objections about cost and crust loss but said the shift could reduce bread consumption and save wheat, calling on bakers to produce the smaller loaf and encourage its purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Henry Stude
Houston
Tex
National Association of Bakers
Stade
Italian Editor A Faggi Arrested Under Trading With the Enemy Act
Federal agents arrested A Faggi editor of an Italian newspaper on Tranover Street for violating the Trading With the Enemy act. He was held to bail of 2500 and given time to furnish surety. Postoffice inspectors allege he published in ll Proletario material about the U S government and war policies in a foreign language without a proper translation filed with the Boston postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Faggi
Tranover Street
United States
Hayes
Postoffice
Fagei
Ll Proletario
Boston
Massachusetts Furniture Dealers Banquet Tonight
Furniture dealers from across Massachusetts gather at the Brunswick Hotel tonight for the annual Massachusetts Home Furnishers Association banquet. Invited guests include General Johnston Captain Morrison of the 1%th Canadian Battalion Captain McMahon of the Irish Guards and Albert Leon president of the National Home Furnishers Association. Felix J. Smith chairs the arrangements with Charles E. Osgood B A McMahon and Tradegist McLeod serving. Smith will be toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Tlotel Brunswick
Massachusetts Homeurnishers
General Johnston
Thomas F. Morrison
T. I. McMahon
Trish Guards
Albert T. Leon
National HomeFurnishers’ Association
Felix J. Smith
Charles FE. Osgood
B. A. McMahon
McLeod
Mr. Smith
Showing Ways to Cook Fish in Boston Campaign
The Boston women's committee on food conservation among two Greater Boston societies runs a week long campaign to promote eating fish as a meat substitute. Demonstrations at Jordan Marsh lecture hall cover preparation of all fish available in Boston markets. Experts from the Boston fish pier stress wider fish consumption, with more lectures scheduled at 2 PM today and tomorrow.
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Boston Women's Committee On
Greater
Boston
Jordan Marsh Company
Boston Fish Pier
New England
Schools to Open This Week in Several Districts
The school committee announced openings of school buildings this week. Charles Sumner district Florence Street School and Horace Mann School will open Thursday while Rice district George Bancroft School opens this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner
Florence Street
Horsace Mann
Rice
George Bancroft
Rheumatism Benefit Claimed From Building Up the Blood
A Pawtucket resident credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Rheumatism with restoring strength after eighteen years of pain and inability. The ad promotes the pills as a proven blood building remedy and notes prices and mail order options from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
It & Ree
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