Massachusetts Urges Doctors to Use Influenza Serum
Massachusetts plans to inoculate 6400 physicians with the Chelsea Naval Hospital serum to curb influenza pneumonia. Dr Bernard W Carey says early proper use of the serum cut death rates from 29.7 to 4 percent at Chelsea, with 15 deaths reported yesterday.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Reading
McGuire
Naval Hospital, Chelsea
Bay State
Bernard W. Carey
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Chelsea Hospital
Camp Devens
Chelsea
City Health Department Reports Pneumonia Toll Similar to Last Week
Six new pneumonia cases were reported to the City Health Department, a figure about the same as for most days last week.
American Textiles to Extend Foreign Market
Preparations for a combined effort under the Webb act to extend the foreign market for American textiles were completed by the Textile Alliance Export Corporation of New York. The four great textile associations formed the new combination and will open offices in London Paris Brussels and other regions with representative salesmen for cotton wool flax and silk industries.
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Washington
Jan
Textile Alliance Export Corporation of New York
Federal Trade Commission
London
Paris
Brussels
Scandinavian
Europe
Chelsea Elks plan to welcome troops home
Chelsea Lodge of Elks organizes a large home-coming for Chelsea men in military and naval service. About 2770 locals serve Uncle Sam. Ex-Mayor Edward E. B. Willard leads the committee coordinating greetings and necessities for each veteran.
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Chelsea Lodge of Elks
Chelsea
Uncle Sam
Elks
Edward EB. Willard
Prize Loaves Dominate Contest Bread Winners
Miss Augusta M. Swanson won first prize with a sugar light loaf in the General Baking Company contest, tied closely with second place. Sweden-born Swanson entered via Mrs. Jesse M. Holder of West Lynn after prompting from a guest. Cunningham and Graham won second and third prizes with their own tested methods and precise measurements.
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Augusta M. Swanson
New England
General Baking Company
Sweden
Miss Swanson
Jesse M. Holder
20 Y’ark Street
West Lynn
Swanson
Mrs. Helder
Mrs. Swanson
the Post
The
Post
Miss Cunningham
Jennie E. Graham
Hamilton Road
West Somerville
Graham
Park St
Mass
A. B. Cunningham
Stamford St
Auburndale
E. J. Graham
George H. Clark
Sudbury
Bessie Burns
Tufts St
Somerville
J. H. Pilling
Doyle Ave
Providence
R. I
G. M. Kentfield
Lake St
Brighton
Frank Carter
Elm St
North Woburn
A. C. Fay
Trowbridge St
Newton Centre
J. E. Hunt
Columbia Park
Milton
Ruth H. Turner
East Water St
Rockland
Wm. McFalter
King St
Dorchester
Been Dahlby
Kendrick Ave
Quincy
Ur Lemure
Bellevue Road
Posere S. Luther
K Street
Boston
Robert Ferris
Foster St
E. Poland
Buckingham Road
Wollaston
P. Carr
Grove St
Waltham
Frances M. Goss
Newton St
A. T. Maenche
Banks St
Alpheus White
Aan St
Edward Parker
Main St
North Easton
N. Carl Christensen
Montvale Road
Woburn
J. D. Fraser
Belmont St
Belmont
Esther A. Bustin
Franklin St
Watertown
Emma Lyness
Dudley St
S.A. Tobin
Granger
W. E. Griffin
Kenwood Ave
Worcester
F. R. Nickerson
Granville Road
Cambridge
J. T. Salmon
Broadway
Everett
Ethel Ames
Stanton Ave
Cochituate
John A. Fuller
Judson St
Roxbury
Alfred Tosie
Langdon St
Ee Fals
Wilfred B. Jones
Ash St
Mary A. Crane
Hillcrest Road
Jennie M. Rice
Winter St
Portland
Maine
Margaret Harris
Hyde Park Ave
Hyde Park
Arlene Rogers
Maple St
Franklin
N. H
W. R. Bigelow
Beacon St
J. M. Leonard
Winthrop
C. S. Shattuck
Edith A. Costain
Hancock St
Atlantic
Winona W. Marshall
Forest Hills
Margaret E. Smith
Kenrick St
Elizabeth Miller
Prospect St
Roslindale
John Daley
Bryant St
Wakefield
Augusta Swenson
Hereford St
Sobasco
Dimock St
G. R. Thacher
So. Brewster
Cape Cod
Wm. Tolan
Raymond Place
West Newton
W. H. Leach
Sargent Ave
Mabel G. van Tassell
Warren St
J. R. Murphy
Fisk Ave
W. F. Doherty
Alberta G. Walsh
Eutaw St
John F. Henderson
Villa Ave
Rose E. Kerrigan
Central St
Concord Junction
John M. Gallup
Pleasant St
Bellows Falls
Carl Anderson
Glendale Road
Herbert F. Bullock
Wolfboro Falls
James Conroy
Ray St
C. Beaudoin
Antwerp St
Peter L. Dupris
Woodstock
H. A. Bourdage
Whitswell St
Quincy Mase
Ida B. Tilton
Highland St
Elsa Noren
Katie Gallaher
Huckins
Flora Staples Show
Athol
I. J. Flagg
Norris St
North Cambridge
D. Normandin
Park Ave
Woonsocket
F. P. Dunbar
South St
John Montague
Centre St
Jamaica Plain
Fredrick Stevens
Bradstreet Ave
Beachmont
Sarah N. Wood
Court St
Plymouth
Jane Durant
Bonair St
Alice E. Skilton
Winchester St
Newton H’lands
Peter J. Colligan
Norfolk Downs
T. B. Hassett
Cranston St
Annie T. Lally
Melville St
William Sherian
Orleans
Annie M. Ring
Freeman St
Stoughton
F. W. Emery
Henry Ave
Melrose Highlands
Harry G. Somerville
Walter St
W. E. Burdick
Bailey St
I. Strauss
Draper St
Nora T. Flaherty
L St
Harry O. Russ
Pond St
Emma Dwyer
Amelia Sargent
Holborn St
Bogeey
N. Creighton
Maywood St
Arthur F. Savoy
Emery St
Medford
Lands
New England Housekeeper Tops Tremont Temple Bread Contest
A professional housekeeper trained in domestic science won the first three prizes in the General Baking Company bread baking contest held at Tremont Temple on Saturday.
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Tremont Temple
New England
Hubby
General Baking Company
Bond
Urges Cabinet for Railroads
A. P. Thom, general counsel for the Association of Railway Executives, argues before the Interstate Commerce Committee for a Department of Railroads headed by a Cabinet officer to supervise railroads when returned to private control. He says politics will influence any regulatory system and urges a federal unification law to overcome state statutes opposing consolidation.
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Washington
A. P. Thom
Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Commerce Committee
Department of Railroads
Congress
German POWs Hope Freedom From Farm Camp at Campbell Bolton
At Camp Devens on January 20, about 100 German prisoners of war housed at the Bolton farm prison camp anticipate release with the coming peace. They expect not to plant another crop and would be sent to Fort McPherson Georgia for freedom once peace ends.
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Devens
Supreme Peace Council
Bolton Farm
Fort McPherson
Georgia
Crowded War Prison Camp Faces Southward Transfer
Conditions in the prisoner of war camp show only two barracks for 100 prisoners and 6 percent guards, with double deck bunks, kitchens on one end, and limited space. Captain E J Hall’s polo pony sent to remount depot. division preps largest public auction of mules and horses, with celebrations planned as depot brigade and division disband.
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E. J. Hall
Littauer
Remount
734 Regiment of Infantry
Mayor McCarthy Drives Sailor Soldier Employment Bureau
At a Board of Aldermen meeting Mayor Charles F. McCarthy introduced a measure to establish an employment bureau for returning sailors and soldiers. The proposal was unanimously adopted and took effect immediately. The item followed a line noting Adamson's Balsam as a cough remedy available at all druggists.
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Marlboro
Charles F. McCarthy
Board of Aldermen
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WOLF
Hanover
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Bureau For Servicemen
Adamson
Bond Bread
General Baking Co
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