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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1918
Page
11
A promoter touts Denbigh and Ontario as high gamble plays linked to a looming wild bull market before and after the war's end. He cites past successes with Butte and other stocks, claims insiders have floated shares at $2-$3, and urges public action to ride a potential surge while acknowledging risk.
The market slid on the German drive then rebounded as Allied counter actions emerged. Analysts expect a trading range ahead until military news clarifies if France and Belgium operations gain momentum. United States Steel reports June quarter earnings near 90 million after tax, about 14 a share, with potential yearly total near 50. Dividend unlikely to change from 17, while Republic Iron & Steel and War Finance Corporation influences shape financing amid uncertain tax policy.
Monday readers ask about United States Rubber bonds versus stock, Bethlehem Steel seven percent notes, and rail stocks for dependents. Answers cover bond yield versus equity, protection through collateral, and government control impact on railroad earnings and valuations.
Household hints describe a summer bed made from straw matting stretched over the mattress for ventilation. Tapes secure the matting at corners, sheets remain in place, and disinfectants can be sprinkled. A grass hammock pillow may replace a standard pillow, yielding comfort for feverish patients and easier bathing. Nellie E Zackular, 14 Baker Road, Everett.
Mayor Hylan serves as motorman on a Lexington Avenue line car. Dr. Richard C. Maclaurin to direct the Students Army Training Corps mobilizing colleges. Nora Bayes sings in Army uniform at Camp Mills. Widow of Major Mitchel to receive pension. General Gouraud dubbed Lion of the Argonne. Joseph Daniels aides named Joseph Daniels and Josephus Daniels references. Roosevelt joins American Junior Naval and Marine Scouts board. Adolphus Green of National Biscuit profits noted. Bill Edwards entertains tax collectors at Coney Island.
Cream vegetable soups featured in wartime New England housewives guides. Simple techniques for nourishing meals using readily available ingredients. Practical, frugal tips emphasize balanced nutrition and efficient preparation during shortages.
A collage of fashion notes and recipes describes fads like Eton collars and helmet hats, with white yarn blouses and fringed parasols. It shifts to practical kitchen guidance including onion white sauce and custards using eggs, milk, cornstarch, and sweeteners.
A young woman, nearly 21, explains a quarrel-free five month relationship with a girl two years her senior after revealing her age. The response argues congeniality matters more than exact years, notes women often prefer an older, wiser partner, and suggests conveying confidence by saying a man is as old as he feels and a woman as old as she looks.
Thomas Seeley, 47, of Tyler Street Norfolk Downs, was found yesterday in a small grove near the Squantum plant of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation with a severe neck cut. The cause or means of the injury is unknown and he was taken to the Aulnoy Hospital.
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