Rum Cargo for Africa Aboard the Estelle Kreiger
New England rum totaling about 210 000 gallons heads to West Africa aboard the four masted schooner Estelle Kreiger filling Constitution wharf. The cargo also includes 2000 barrels of flour 3000 kegs 300 barrels and 100 puncheons plus tobacco provisions and general merchandise. The Kreiger plans a early next week departure and a first stop at Sekondi around Sept 1.
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Montenegrins Expel Austrian Consul From Albania
Reuters reports that the Austrian consul and his staff have been expelled from Albania and escorted to the frontier. All Austrian subjects and agents are being arrested and sent into Montenegro for internment.
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Personally Conducted Economy Trips to California
Advertisement promoting Burlington Route Personally Conducted travel to California. Highlights include sleeping car comfort, scenic route, and a Special Conductor service at low cost. Claims through Colorado at no extra charge and invites readers to contact Alex Stocks for details.
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Little Sir Galahad Finds Courage in Phoebe Gray Tale
The Post promotes Phoebe Gray's Little Sir Galahad as a successor to Pollyanna stories. It follows a crippled boy whose serenity and faith help him grow into a sturdy young man. His example radiates a positive, uplifting influence on others.
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Mary Alice Brown and the Galahad Knights
A half starved 12 year old girl Mary Alice Brown befriends Sam Thomas and his wife, while Lem Brown is jailed. Sam takes the family to his farm where Charlie Thomas pays to join the Galahad Knights. On the farm Charlie explains gravity, sparking Mary Alice’s awakenings about faith and healing.
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The Brave Francis and Mary Alice at the Grist Mill
Mary Alice grows close to Charlie Thomas and Francis Willett as they explore an orchard and dam. Francis recovers from a fall, brimming with pluck, while Charlie teaches lessons on faith and gravity. The trio spends a sunlit day by the old mill pond, Francis fearless on a shaky dam and Mary Alice admiring his courage.
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Fires at ship quit in harbor
The torpedo boat destroyer Lamson stationed in President Roads fired a blank shot across the bows of the coastwise steamer Hampden Wednesday afternoon and brought her up short on her trip out of the harbor. The Hampden had no signals because orders required by the War Department were not followed.
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British aeroplane officer killed in bomb experiment
Squadron Commander Arthur Henry Leslie Soames of the Royal Flying Corps was killed in London today by a bomb explosion from an experiment. Soames commanded a large squadron that flew from England to France at the war’s start.
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Salem relief work faces suit over $100000 transfer
The Salem fire relief committee may seek the Supreme Court to justify transferring 100000 to a trust fund for home construction. Objectors petition the attorney general claiming the relief body exceeded its authority. A building trust has already built 14 houses and offered easy terms, with second mortgages and occasional interest. Attorney General Attwill suggested direct Supreme Court action to determine the committee's rights regarding this expenditure.
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Tragic eaves trough accident claims Jamaica Plain boy
Edwin T. Hand nine year old son of Mrs Elizabeth Hand of 316 Amory Street Jamaica Plain died after a neighbor's roof eaves trough fell on him while playing yesterday noon at City Hospital he suffered a fractured skull and broken thigh.
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