Andrew centenary observed for Governor John A. Andrew
A centenary celebration honoring Governor John A. Andrew for his Civil War efforts and support for Black soldiers will be held Sunday afternoon June 16 at Twelfth Baptist Church Boston. The event, organized by the Boston Branch of the National Equal Rights League and the Colored Liberty Conference, supports the National Colored Liberty drive and aims for representation at the National Colored Congress in Washington June 21 to pursue equal rights.
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Pearson in Capital Wants to Go Across Washington
Former Adjutant General Gardner W. Pearson of Massachusetts arrived in Washington determined to win a commission in France or learn why his services have not been accepted. He said he has sought entry since the war began and will enlist as a private if denied again.
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Tired Feet Find Relief with Tiz Bath Remedy
An advertisement claims Tiz bath soothes tired feet and removes pain from corns bunions and callouses. It promises feet feel lighter and shoes fit smaller after a 25 cent box purchase from drug or department stores.
School Children Plant Franklin Park Gardens
Four young girls work on a fall crop at Franklin Park playstead planting potato tubers Grace Carney Ruth Naber Bessie Golub and Hilda Cohen assist by covering the tubers their efforts shown in a park setting
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School children plant seed potatoes in Franklin Park plots
About 250 pupils at Christopher Gibson School planted seed potatoes in individual 10 by 25 foot plots in the Franklin Park garden. Two thirds of each plot are for potatoes with the remainder for other vegetables as part of the curriculum. Students receive a half day twice weekly for farming and pay a nominal fee of cents per plot.
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Germans Fail On The Oise As French Hold Front
June 6 AP dispatch reports renewed German efforts to outflank at Pont Eveque near Carlepont wood failed as French forces repelled the crossing. Allies remain active between the Oise and Aisne, improving positions and taking small prisoner groups amid reports of fatigue and hunger in German ranks. An escaped French prisoner described food shortages affecting many German units, echoed by an unmailed letter from a German officer.
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Viscount Bryce backs Irish Home Rule unity during war
Viscount Bryce, former British ambassador to Washington, endorses Mrs. Max Green’s call for Irish and British unity. He urges Parliament to pass a strong home rule bill and asks Ireland to join Britain, America, Italy and France in resisting German tyranny while stressing mutual understanding between the two nations.
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Bryce remarks on opposition within range up to 188
Viscount Bryce stated that there was marked opposition up to the level of 188, noting significant resistance in the early phase of the matter. The remark highlights the intensity of dissent during that period and its impact on subsequent proceedings.
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Beaded Frocks and White Fabrics Highlight Fashion Notes
Beaded frocks of Georgette crepe remain in style. A white organdie gains charm from yellow bands. White pique pairs with tussah silk. Plaid gingham trims wool stockinette.
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