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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1912

Page

2

Meat Strike Appeals for National Beef Ownership

A Chicago meeting urged national ownership of the beef industry to curb prices amid a meat shop walkout. Speakers including Morrison I Swift argued only government control can defeat the beef trust, demanding public markets and widespread boycotts. Women leaders pressed for closing kosher dealers and forcing supply cuts to drive reform.

Beef Trust Morrison I. Swift Lawrence Witzgerald Shank Indianapolis Eva Hoffman West End

Red Sox Attend Keith's Theatre Opening Meistersingers in Camp

The Red Sox team will all attend a B. F. Keith's Theatre performance tonight as guests of the management to witness the opening of the Meistersingers in Camp.

Red Sox B. F. Keith’s Meistersingers

Painted Lips Replace Maidenly Blushes Among Teens

A welfare worker OP-ED argues girls aged 14 to 16 abandon modesty for heavy makeup. She cites public rouge, lip color, sheer gowns, and recklessness in cars, theatres, and shops, blaming mothers and peer pressure, with several letters from young women defending or explaining fashion and attention.

Katherine H. Stanley

State A C H to Meet August 27

With 160 delegates from 55 divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Suffolk county held a quarterly convention in Hibernian Hall Charles town. State convention set for Springfield August 27 and state officers’ headquarters at Hotel Kimball. Reverend Denis J. Whaley sends regrets for unable to attend national Chicago session.

Order of Hibernians Suffolk County Hibernian St. Joseph’s Church Roxbury Chicago James Griffin Division 3 Father Whaley

Navy Officers Ordered to Walk 10 Miles Monthly

Portsmouth N H June 30 The Navy Department orders a new physical regimen for active officers requiring a 10 mile walk each month to be done in 3 to 4 hours. Exceptions apply for zero or freezing temperatures, with two thirds distance and time. If medical exams are unavailable, a public health or army doctor may perform them. Failing to test may require a 20 mile hike next month. The Muller system and cold baths are recommended before breakfast.

Portsmouth N. H Navy Department Navy Muller

Joseph Warren Day Plans Completed

Roxbury prepares for a major Fourth of July celebration as Joseph Warren Day activities are finalized making Thursday a peak event with likely big crowds and civic activities.

Joseph Warren Roxbury

Roxbury Day Plans Parade Militia Navy and Floats

The Joseph Warren Day celebration is set with a military parade including militia artillery and navy units, plus Roxbury society floats. Will iam N. Hackett heads the association with M. F. Shay and Arthur J. Good as officers. An afternoon athletic program, band concert, fireworks above Jamaica Pond, and prize floats mark the day.

Joseph Warren Roxbury William N. Hackett M. F. Shay Arthur J. Good John B. Regan Joseph Woods Parker Hill Jamaica Pond Association

Unkissed Girl to Wed Unkissed Suitor in Brockton

Miss Titian Gertrude Roundy aged 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Chace of 39 Highland street Brockton to marry Timothy J Walsh 21 assistant ticket agent at the New York New Haven Hartford railroad office after they obtained a marriage license the couple plan a Wednesday evening ceremony with Rev Alan Hudson at the First Congregational Church. They will honeymoon in New York and reside in Brockton afterward.

Brockton Titian Gertrude Roundy James H. Chace Highland Street Timothy J. Walsh New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Roundy Walsh Miss Roundy Alan Hudson First Congregational Church New York

Crippled boy writes with teeth in Steubenville

Steubenville Ohio June 30 William Westcomb Atwell an 11 year old boy who lost his arms in a railroad accident has learned to write using his teeth. He returned to school and became one of the brightest pupils mastering the details of education without hands.

Steubenville Ohio William Westcomb Atwell

Dominion Day Celebrations in Greater Boston

Thousands of Canadians in Greater Boston mark July 1 Dominion Day, called Canada’s Fourth of July by locals. The event is organized by more than 20 societies led by the British Military and Naval Veterans’ Association and Canadian Club, with a principal British night at Tremont Temple at 8:15 p.m. featuring a program on Dominion life and history.

Greater Boston Canada British Military and Naval Veterans’ Association Intercolonial Club Canadian Club Victorian Club Order of the Sons of St. George Scots’ Charitable Society Tremont Temple Dominion

Czerny Reports Cancer Cure With Mesothelium

Berlin June 30 Professor Czerny of Heidelberg University announces successful cancer treatment using mesothelium as a substitute for radium. External malignant growths yielded to the therapy with complete cures. He hopes to extend the method to internal cancers with further experiments.

Berlin Czerny Heidelberg University

Woman Arrested After Liquor Raid in Charlestown

Police seized more than 30 gallons of alcohol from the home of William Atkins at 190A Main Street Charlestown in a raid led by Sergeant Toomey and Officers Hoy and Bartick. One woman, Mrs. Eilen Atkins, 47, was arrested for selling liquor to a police officer at the time.

Toomey Hoy Bartick William Atkins Main Street Charlestown Eilen Atkins John H. Sullivan

Cluett Peabody Offices Close In Memory of George B Cluett

Notice states the company offices at 61 63 Bedford Street will close at noon Monday July 1 1912 in tribute to George B Cluett founder and former president who died in Troy New York on Friday June 28 1912.

Troy N. Y George B. Cluett Bedford Street Cluett, Peabody

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