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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1919

Page

5

City urged to buy army surplus food in sale

Washington and Boston face high city food prices prompting Mayor Peters to act on War Department surplus canned meats. Ex congressman Fitzgerald pressed for the move, noting government sales offer about 20 percent discount. Prices listed include corned beef, roast beef, hash, and bacon. Volstead act relaxations hinted as possible.

Washington Boston Department of Labor Statistics Peters War Department New Orleans Fitzgerald Congress

Advertising Manager of the Sun Dead

Frank Mc Laughlin advertising manager of the New York Sun died at his Pelham home after a brief illness from complications of diseases. He is survived by his widow Helen Malcolm of Philadelphia a daughter Mrs Drelin Court Martin and a son Frank.

New York Frank McLaughlin The New York Sun Pelham

Brophy's Service Station Specials for Ford Owners

Catalog of tire parts and auto accessories with prices for Ford owners. Includes tires, tubes, rim tools, tire carriers, spark plugs, vulcanizing outfits, patches, lenses, jacks, felt gaskets, socket wrench kits, grease, brake shoes, spotlights, speedometers, touring car gauges, and more. Dealers listed as Goodyear Firestone Miller Hood with shipping options and COD terms.

Ajax Firestone Goodrich Diamond and Lee K-P Dixon Culver-Stearns Stewart C. O. D. Parcel Post Responsible Express

Cyclone Anthony Ignites Billy Sunday Meeting

Earl Anthony known as Cyclone from Chicago energized the Billy Sunday business men's gospel meeting on Charles Street Mall. He leaped and spoke against sin and tobacco while urging souls toward faith, drawing praise from Rev. Isaac Ward and others for his pep and dynamic style.

Earl Anthony Chicago Charles Street Billy Sunday Billy Sunday Business Men’s Isaac Ward D. D First Presbyterian Church Anthony Moody Bible Institute Paul Rader Christ Mark Wayne Williams Shawmut Congregational Church D. W. Moffatt Dr. Ward Ward Billy Common

Lowney Heads in Convention

The Walter M. Lowney Company hosts its annual convention for branch managers and salesmen at the American House with sessions at 427 Commercial Street. Executives welcome guests and oversee registrations. Activities include factory inspections, factory visits to Mansfield, and dinners at Paragon Park Tavern Colonial Inn. Notable attendees include managers from Chicago Minneapolis New York Cleveland Columbus Atlanta and Syracuse offices.

Walter M. Lowney Boston Commercial Street New York C. J. Beck Cleveland D. A. Robey Columbus W. B. Washburn Atlanta H. A. Lyon Syracuse

95 Nurses on the Bohemian Arrive in Boston

The Leyland line steamer Bohemian, from Liverpool with Captain E C Hiscoe, is due this afternoon though exact arrival time is unknown. It carries 95 Red Cross nurses who aided the American Expeditionary Forces in France and England, plus 10 army officers and 14 civilians. The cargo totals 3500 tons including Egyptian cotton, steel, machinery, linens and earthenware, the largest to Boston from England since the war began. The ship sailed from Liverpool July 4 and is listed to sail again July 24.

Leyland Line E. C. Hiscoe Liverpool Red Cross France England Boston Here

Attempt at death by own action foiled by weak rope

NEWBURYPORT July 13 David S Dow of 9 Salem street a shoemaker aged two years attempted unsuccessfully today to commit death by own action by hanging himself in the hallway of his home. The rope he used was too weak and broke letting him fall to the floor where other family members attracted by the noise found him unconscious. Ill health was the cause of his act.

Newburyport David S. Dow Salem Street

Bathman Held for Murder

James Clabby was arrested in Lewiston on murder charges after Patrick Fahey, 41, was shot and killed. Clabby confessed he came from Bath where he worked and bought his revolver. He fled and was wounded during a police chase before capture, with inmates history listed at Augusta and Tewksbury insane hospitals.

Lewiston James Clabby Patrick Fahey Clabby Bath State Insane Hospital Augusta Insane Hospital Tewksbury Mass

Harvard summer school to train directors for endowment drive

Harvard announces a July 28 summer school in Cambridge for district directors of the Harvard endowment fund campaign a $10,000,000 drive. Attendees include prominent business and political figures such as Thomas W. Lamont Alexis I. Du Pont Gard ner B. Perry and Eliot Wadsworth who say the course helps return alumni to the college atmosphere and understand the fund’s importance.

Cambridge Harvard Endowment Fund Harvard Lowell The Harvard En Gardner B. Perry National Commercial Bank of Albany N. Y Franklin S. Billings Woodstock M. D. Follansbee Chicago Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Erie Railroad A. T. Perkins Chicago, Milwaukee & Gary Railroad Eliot Wadsworth Thomas W. Lamont Harvare Endowment Fund Committee

Boy Struck by Auto Truck Receives Severe Injuries

Ten year old Peter Sozio of Battery Street was struck on State Street and Atlantic Avenue by a Marine Engineering Company truck from Kilkins Street. He lies at the Relief Station with a fractured skull and serious injuries. Driver Jerome Smith of Condor Street rushed him to the hospital and aided police inquiries.

Peter Sozio L Battery Street State Street Atlantic Avenue Marine Engineering Company Kilkins Street Jerome

Newburyport Boy Injured by Cow at Playground

Stanley Wynskiki, 24 Bromfield Street, Newburyport, was attacked by a cow at the South End playgrounds on July 13 and suffered serious stomach injuries. He was taken to Anna Jaques Hospital for observation. The cow belonged to Jacob Woodman.

Newburyport Stanley Wynskiki

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