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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1917

Page

4

President Wilson Urges All to Conserve Perishable Foods

President Wilson calls for nationwide conservation of perishable farm products, urging maximum efficiency and local consumption to relieve transport and bolster wartime food reserves. The national volunteer committee on preserving fruit and garden products coordinates efforts with officials, canners, and industry leaders across 24 states to prevent waste.

White House Washington Providence Department of Agriculture A. Q., Lasker Lord & Thomas Chicago John Callan O’laughlin Washington, D. C C. J. Brand Bureau of Markets Cc. L. Alsberg Bureau of Chemistry Clarence Ousley W. M. Wilkes National Canners’ Association National Volunteer Committee Arizona Colorado Connecticut Idaho Indiana Iowa Kentucky Maryland Michigan Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wilson

Labor Pledges Aid in Mooney Retrial and War-Time Canning

A mass meeting on Boston Common urged patriotism at home by conserving food and marketing surplus locally. The piece notes tin shortages and Mason jars, with 900000 gross distributed and capacity of 85 million jars in 100 days. It also covers a Boston Central Labor Union protest over the San Francisco labor leaders’ trial and the Frisco bombing case.

Boston Common Boston Central Labor Union San Francisco Frisco Edward F. M’grady Thomas J. Mooney

British Steamer Fends Off German Submarine For Two Hours

Off the Irish coast a large British tramp steamer escaped a German submarine after a two hour pursuit. A big gun and efficient gunners kept the chase at bay while the crew fired six shells without confirmation of a hit. The submarine abandoned the chase. final outcome unknown.

England Ireland

Hopes to End Labor Trouble on Floating Hospital

Officials of the Boston floating hospital said labor trouble should end on the boat within days. D. I Briggs praised Commandant Rush of the navy yard for quickly manning the ship with U S sailors. If not for Rush, patient suffering might have risen. new crew expected soon. Several patients admitted, no deaths reported.

Boston Floating Hospital D. 1 Briggs Commandant Rush Navy Yard United States Rush

Old Home Sunday Held in Burlington

In the Burlington Meeting House now the Church of Christ, an 1732 hilltop building, the town’s annual Old Home Sunday services were held this morning with about 200 residents and former inhabitants from eastern Massachusetts attending. Rev. Reese Williams presided.

Burlington Church of Christ (Congregational Massachusetts Reese Williams

Religious Services At Harvard Naval Radio School

Special military religious services for the Naval Reserve Radio School students at Harvard were held yesterday at 9:30 in Pierce Hall common room. The Rev. Edward C. Moore chaired and preached the sermon, with prayer led by the speaker.

Naval Reserve Radio School Harvard Pierce Hall Edward C.moore Harvard Board of Preachers

Pledge Mooney Aid Raises Funds In Labor Rally

A Boston Central Labor Union meeting drew 200 to 2500 people on the Common to back Thomas J. Mooney and co defendants. W Bourke Cockran was set to speak but had another engagement. Organizers McGrady Curran Morgan McNulty and others led calls that the bomb case was a frame up and pledged aid for a new trial, raising 62.50 for the effort.

Pacific Coast Boston Central Labor Union Thomas J. Mooney W. Bourke Cockran Mooney Cockran Edward F. McGrady George Curran Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union J. Edward Morgan

Guardsman Drowned in Merrimack River

Concord July 29 Charles Russell of Keene private in Company H New Hampshire National Guard drowned while bathing in the Merrimac River comrades unable to reach him in time in the rescue attempt

Concord N. H Charles Russell of Keene Company H New Hampshire National Guard Merrimac River

Vacation on a Wyoming Western Ranch for the Family

Discover affordable summer ranch stays in Wyoming offering healthful air and wholesome meals. Reach Alex for plans and options with facilities and prices, including horseback riding trout fishing camping and easy train access. Contact Stocks New England Pass Agent at 264 Washington St Boston or call Main 4887.

Alex. Stocks New England Pass Washington St Boston

Negro Revolution Declared At Columbus A M E Zion Meeting

J Clifton Smith formerly a Georgia teacher and Harvard student tells a mass meeting at Columbus avenue church that Negro agitation is a revolution not leaderless. Butler R Wilson outlines housing and job plans as speakers include Lucius B Hicks Dr Alice W McKane Rev B W Swain and Rev Alfred Scott.

J. Clifton Smith Georgia Harvard University Columbus Avenue A. M. E. Zion Butler R. Wilson Mr. Smith South Lucius B. Hicks Alice W. McKane B. W. Swain Alfred Scott

British Steamer Hits Mine En Route to Port After 37-Foot Hole

AN AMERICAN PORT July 29 A big British steamer reached here today after a perilous voyage from an English port. On April 16, while 12 hours from the English coast in the North Sea and bound for a port, she struck a submerged mine. The explosion tore a 37 foot by 27 foot hole in her port side, nearly ending the voyage.

England North Sea

The House that Jack Built in Dorchester Gardens

John Carnegie of 77 Gustine Street grows beans across posts and string to craft a summer house. He saves time and material by letting vines form a cool shady shelter, creating an unusual garden novelty.

John Carnegie Jack Marion Dorchester Gardens Gustine Street

Cambridge Citizens Seek Cash Advance for Troops

A Cambridge citizens committee will ask Mayor Rockwood today to convene a special City Council meeting to vote a cash advance to the Eighth Regiment companies now at Lynnfield. Funds are needed to pay current bills for rationing as the federal government will reimburse later.

Cambridge Rockwood Eighth Regiment Lynnfield

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