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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
2
Washington reports encouraging signs from Russia with stricter army discipline and reduced caste tensions. Kerensky’s front tours are credited with stabilizing the force, as officials hold to optimism for democracy’s wartime triumph despite revolutionary disruption. Buy a Liberty Bond today.
The Women’s Municipal League exhibit at Gilchrist Company showcased inexpensive meats and fish dishes prepared by Miss Lena W. Cummings. Recipes included beef hearts, meat croquettes, scrapple, fried hominy with sausage, and mock venison, plus five economical fish preparations and a fish stock recipe using simple pantry ingredients.
A 53 cent pot roast is noted along with skirt steak at 80 cents for 850 calories and shin beef roast, indicating a grocery pricing snapshot with value cuts and calorie counts.
Spanish war veterans will speak at parks and public venues as part of the 236th Battalion of the New Brunswick Kilties recruitment campaign. Eleven municipal employees granted 10 days’ leave join Lt Col Guthrie and bagpipers in city events. Governor McCall greeted the pipers and Mayor Curley urged enlistment in Canada or the U S military.
The State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation held a hearing at Lynn city hall as Lynn shoe manufacturers and their operatives discussed the dispute. Testimony came from attorney representatives for both sides and the board indicated manufacturers could be summoned for further hearings.
Secretary Lansing issued a firm denial of Chinese press reports that the United States supported or funded the Chinese revolutionary movement. He stated Washington has taken no action toward any revolution and that America's interest is keeping order and domestic tranquility in China.
A Harvard dominated medical and surgical unit recruited by Massachusetts General Hospital will sail for France within ten days. Dr. Frederick A. Washburn leads the unit with Dr. Richard C. Cabot as medical chief and Dr. Lincoln Davis as chief surgeon. all will receive major ranks.
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