Community Food Conservation Kitchen Opens in Jamaica Plain
The Jamaica Plain Public Safety Committee opens a Community Food Conservation Kitchen at Oakdale and Green Streets. Two dishes are showcased: a meat substitute rice dish called risotto and rice cooked with dates. Mrs. Eugenia Hatch Schwind demonstrates economical cooking tips as residents sample the dishes.
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Jamaica Plain
Elmer E. Hudson
Eugenia Hatch Schwind
Daniel D. Lee
John Dane
Harry E. Hull
Community Food Conservation Kitchen
Oakdale and
Green Streets
Public Safety Committee
Hotel Case Arguments Completed
The old Revere House name is in the court’s hands after counsel finished arguing. Judge Brown called them to the bench for a private conference lasting several minutes yesterday afternoon.
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Revere House
Brown
Woman of 76 Saved From House Fire in Melrose
Mrs Levi S Gould 76 widow of Levi S Gould former Middlesex County Commissioners chairman was rescued from a Melrose home fire at 280 Main Street yesterday. Fireman George H Walden with Reserve Police Officer Patrick O Leary carried her from the second floor while she sat in an invalid chair. Mrs Gould, long bedridden, nearly suffocated by smoke as he age 76 was saved with maid and nurse in attendance.
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Levi S. Gould
Levi
Gould
Middlesex County Commissioners
George H. Walden
Melrose Fire Department
Patrick O'Leary
Melrose Police Department
Melrose
Main Street
Brighton Patrolman Fatally Shoots Self at Daybreak
Patrolman John Lothrop of 602 Cambridge Street Brighton attached to Back Bay police station shot himself at 6 30 a m and died at St ae Hospital about three hours later.
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John W. Lothrop
Back Bay Station
John Lothrop
Cambridge Street
Brighton
Back Bay
Lothrop
St. Ae Hospital
Warren Line Sailor Held in Fire Case
Sam Atkinson, crew member of the Glen Lion, held for the grand jury in $2000 bonds by Judge Charles Sullivan in Charlestown on a charge of attempting to set fire to the Pier with the 4100Ra0 LINE docks. The fire, started among frame rubbish, was spotted by a federal guard and extinguished. Atkinson was found hiding in the ship.
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Sam Atkinson
Glen Lion
Warren Steamship Line
Charles §. Sullivan
Charlestown Court
Federal Guard
Atkinson
Court weighs Grotto case fate over hotel rooms
The opinion outlines two paths for the Grotto case involving a hotel held for possible assignation and prostitution. A finding and decree could pause the injunction awaiting the full bench review or proceed to a higher court potentially delaying the hotel’s operation for about two years if the act of 1914 is deemed unconstitutional.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Rodney Harrison
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Men of draft age removed from jury lists
John J. Toomey chair of the election commission announced that men liable to be drafted would be eliminated from jury lists. He said juries will be formed only from men aged 31 to years, removing those of draft age from eligibility for jury duty.
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John J. Toomey
The
Election Commission
Mr. Toomey
Missouri breweries ordered to halt two days weekly
Missouri breweries must stop work two days a week under an order by State Fuel Administrator Crossley. No brewing or bottling of beer or other beverages may occur on these days, an order effective for 30 days from January 21.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Crossley
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Pimply Skin Relief
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe calomel substitute to cleanse the bowels and liver. It claims clearer skin after a few nights, no sickness, and relief from bad breath and dull feelings, with boxes priced at 10c and 25c sold by all druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Soldier memoir of a Yank in the British Army and his trench life
An American boy who earned the rank of Sergeant in thirteen years of U S military service joins the British Army during World War I. He describes landing in France, front line combat, bomb throwing, No Man's Land reconnaissance, and his odd sideline as a would-be actor with a self-made stock company in the trenches.
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United States
England
France
No Man’s Land
Tommy
Ommy
America
Empey & Wallace Theatrical Co
Diamond Palace Saloon Sketch Sets Scene of Cashier Ikey and Porter Sambo
A stage sketch follows Abe, Tom Twistein, and Fillem Up as they take over the Diamond Palace Saloon for six thousand dollars. Ikey Cohenstein becomes cashier and Sambo the porter, then Alkali Ike wrecks the saloon with a revolver as rehearsals and burlesque gags unfold amid wariness over an unexpected brigade move.
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Diamond Palace
Tom Twistein
Fillem Up
Abe
Tom
Fillem
Ikey Cohenstein
Ikey
Sambo
Broadway
Kate
Alkali Ike
To Be Continued in the Daily Post and Sunday Post Magazine
A preview note indicates continued content in the Daily Post and Sunday Post Magazine overseen by Arthur Guy Empey. Details on topics or contributors beyond the notice are not provided.
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Daily Post
Sunday Post
Arthur Guy Empey
Mayor Moulton Stops Runaway Horse in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield on January 21 Mayor W C Moulton halted a runaway horse driven by two boys. The sleigh toppled, the riders were thrown, and the horse sped away until the Mayor calmly commanded “Whoa Bonnie” and the animal stopped. He then took hold of the bridle and the boys soon resumed their drive.
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Pittsfield
W. C. Moulton
Woman hanged self in Auburndale home tragedy
The death return filed at City Hall West Newton reveals Mrs. Mary A. Thorndike a wealthy Auburndale woman died by suicide last Friday. She hanged herself from a stair banister in the hall of 45 Islington road Auburndale.
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West Newton
Mary A. Thorndike
Auburndale
Islington Road
Boston Artist Exhibits Work by Wendell at Guild
Boston artist Theodore M. Wendell shows about 25 canvases at the Guild of Boston Artists on Newbury Street. The exhibition runs through February 2 and features native scenes from Ipswich and nearby coasts, including Heartbreak Hill in snow and Gloucester Bay. Wendell studied at Munich under Chase and De Camp, later living in Giverny, France, with a lingering influence of French impressionism on his landscapes.
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Theodore M. Wendell
Boston
Guild of Boston Artists
Newbury Street
Mr. Wendell
Ipswich
Mass
Heartbreak Hill
Essex
Gloucester Bay
Wendell
Munich
Chase
de Camp
Duveneck
Giverny
France
Monet
Noted Cape Business Man Buried Wednesday
Alphonso L. Weeks, president of Barnstable County Mutual Fire Insurance and treasurer of Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank, will be buried Wednesday afternoon. He served at the savings bank for more than four years and was the father of George L. Weeks, a Boston attorney and constitutional convention member.
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Harwich
Alphonso L. Weeks
Barnstable County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank
Doctor Offers Orlex Hair Color Remedy
Dr A L Paulson of New York announces a home made gray hair dye using Orlex powder. Dissolve in water and comb through hair to darken to black brown or light brown with a $100 gold bond guarantee that it contains no harmful metals or coal tar products. It claims to restore a youthful look without rubbing off or greasiness.
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A. L. Paulson
M. D
New York City
Orlex
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