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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1920

Page

7

Private ship control bill proposed in Washington

Senator Ransdell introduces a measure to transfer ownership and operation of all government vessels to private hands. Ships 6000 deadweight tons or more would be sold to Americans, smaller craft to aliens unless needed for trade routes. Exemption from excess profits tax for 10 years aims to promote American operators.

Washington Gvernment Ransdell Louisiana Commerce Committee National Merchant Marine Association

Much Sugar Due at Hub as Large Cuban Cargo Arrives

Eight million pounds of raw Cuban sugar bound for Boston aboard the American steamer Santa Clara, en route from Jucaro and due January 12, will be discharged at the Revere Sugar Refinery in Charlestown. Additional cargoes totaling nearly 11 million pounds are also en route on the Ocmulgee, Lake Sebago, and Stavangeren, with arrivals expected this week.

Boston Santa Clara Juecaro Revere Charlestown Ocmulgee Jucaro Lake Sebago

Quincy Woman Neen Spearing Eels at Weymouth Landing

Mrs Bernard Johnson of 217 Copeland Street Quincy is named among local fishing women for spear fishing eels through ice fields with her husband. She sometimes jigges for tomcods or smells and notes cold winds sweep the ice.

Quincy Spearing Eels Bernard Johnson Copeland Street Weymouth Landing Johnson Weymouth

Questions And Answers OnIrish Republic Klondike Rush

Readers ask about the Irish Republic proclaimed in 1916 and the Klondike gold rush. The Klondike fields lie in northwestern Canada with initial discoveries around 1892 and bonanza finds in 1896. Dawson City population declined from about ten thousand to around three thousand.

Klondike Canada Bonanza Creek Dawson

Pronunciation and history questions in editor's letter

A reader asks about who led the nation during major early 20th century business failures and cites 1907 08 figures. The inquiry covers wartime status and a pronunciation guide for cabaret, plus attribution disputes on Beau Brummel and Richard Mansfield.

Sir United States Roosevelt

Quinine Tablets Ad Claim Prevents Flu Colds

An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as a remedy to prevent grip and influenza and relieve colds. The promo claims Grove’s Quinine products remove the cause and lists a 20 cent price.

Ey. W. Grove

Maine seeks room for Yankee Division tribute in Boston club

Augusta January 6 Colonel Albert Greenlaw former quartermaster of the 26th Division and a Maine Public Utilities Commission member proposes a Maine room in the memorial club house to be built in Boston for the Yankee Division. He urges a funded, finished room dedicated to the 103d Maine in old Boston town to be visited by Maine people and others with relatives in the regiment. A Maine fundraising committee is listed with members from Madison Augusta Bangor Houston Eastport Rumford Falls Portland and other towns.

Augusta Albert Greenlaw Eastport American Legion Public Utilities Commission State of Maine Boston Maine Greenlaw Pine Tree Colonel Greenlaw Morris Pratt Madison Thomas M. J. Enright Arthur Ashworth Bangor Frank M. Hume Houston Cc. E. Davis John A. Hadley Rumford Falls Robert White Farmington Alexander Portland M. Lt. Stoddard Dover John G. Towne Waterville IF. J. Burbank Livermore Falls Percy A. Hasty Dexter Roy L. Marston Skowhegan

Tailored frock highlights straight lines over pannier

A tailored frock favors straight lines and seldom uses pannier silhouettes, showcasing a streamlined style. The description notes a preference for clean shape rather than voluminous hoops, reflecting a restrained historical fashion.

Exhibit from War Collection Shown at AMNH New York

An exhibit from a wartime collection was presented at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, highlighting artifacts and displays related to the conflict.

United States American Museum of Natural History New York City

Daniels Receives British Memorial Fund for Dover Patrol

Secretary Daniels accepted about 30000 dollars from British subscriptions for memorials to Dover patrol members. The fund will fund a monolith near New York harbor entrance, with other memorials planned in Dover and Calais. Naval aviation from Dunkirk and Jilligholme marked the American navy’s major contribution.

Washington Daniels State Department Great Britain Dover English Channel New York Harbor Calais Dunkirk Jilligholme

Uruguay School Children Gift American Flag to Washington

Adeela Va rela, daughter of Uruguay’s minister, presented an American flag to Washington public school children today in a ceremony chosen by the Board of Education. The flag symbolized admiration and friendship from Uruguay’s public schools to the American capital.

Washington Adeela Varela Uruguay Board of Education

Jewish Society Seeks New Members For Helping Hand

A drive to recruit members for the Junior Helping Hand Society at the Home for Jewish Children on Canter bury street begins next Sunday with Rabbi Gold delivering an address on aiding destitute Jewish children. The group aims to pair new volunteers as big brothers and big sisters. interested individuals may attend the Sunday meeting or mail their names to Miss Pauline Freedman at 188 Forrest Street, Medford.

Helping Hand Society Canterbury Street Gold Pauline Freedman Forrest Street Medford

Tonic of Big Things Evangelistic Theme

Rev Robert M Pierce at Greenwood Memorial Dorchester opens a series of New Year meetings with the sermon Tonic of Big Things. Evangelist Linda Marston assists with song and cornet as nightly services run each evening except Monday through the coming fortnight.

Greenwood Memorial Church Dorchester Robert M. Pierce Linda Marston New England

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