Milk distribution discussed at Quincy House conference
Industry leaders from H. P. Hood & Sons and the New England Milk Producers' Association convene at Quincy House to address milk supply and marketing across New England. Attornies general, US district representatives, and city mayors invited to discuss pricing, fair profits, and producer to consumer relations.
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Sheming
Quincy House
O Micers
H. P. Hood & Sons
P. Hood & Sons
Seeman
E Hood
Producers’ Association
War books from Germany and new oceanic tales rise
Alfred S. Clark surveys recent war literature, highlighting central Europe visionaries by Naumann and submarine adventures by Spiegel von Peckelsheim. He reviews pro allied works, naval logs, and essays on postwar reconstruction, noting authors like Gibbs, Hankey, Bairnsfather, and Russell, plus several others from Dixieland to Dublin.
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Kipling
Baron Spiegel von Und Zu Peckelsheim
Emden
Ritter
Hellmuth von Mucke
Direction Island
Sumatra
Arabia
Constantinople
Bertrand Russell
England
Cambridge University
Harvard
Russell
Germany
Bernard Shaw
John Buchan
Oxford
Lord Milner
Meredith
Frank Swinnerton
Stevenson
Gissing
Thousands Attend Cathedral Services In City Masses Held
Thousands visited the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for first Friday observances. Hundreds received communion at mission masses at 5 and 8, and 7 o clock exposition. About 3,000 joined the Confraternity of the Holy Cross at 3 pm for stations of the cross and benediction. About 4,000 women attended the 7:45 pm mission services.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Confraternity of the Holy Cross
Guns Ready for Arming of Vessels
Washington reports that guns mounts and ammunition for arming American merchant ships are assembled at navy yards. Navy officials estimate it would take three to five days per ship to equip vessels already surveyed, with more ships to follow as orders are given by President Wilson.
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Navy Yards
President Wilson
Navy
Navy yards to arm ships under Wilson orders
Atlantic coast naval facilities prepare to arm individual American vessels under President Wilson's directive. Yard commandants will equip each ship with requested guns, prioritizing ships scheduled to sail. Machinery for handling heavy weights will speed remaining work, with merchant ships sent in as their applications are approved.
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Atlantic Coast Navy Yard
Wilson
Navy Yards
Navy Department
Navy
Kratos Wine Bitters Ad Promises Health and Sleep
A Boston advertisement promotes Kratos Wine Bitters claiming to boost blood glow appetite and sleep. It targets workers worried about money, urging immediate purchase for $1.00 at F. M. Doyle & Company, 38 Hanover Street, Boston.
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Wilcox resigns as Cathedral sexton after decade of service
James J. Wilcox resigns after ten years as sexton of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and joins a real estate firm. Ushers and Collectors' Association held a farewell reception in the Cathedral rooms and presented him with a solid gold and enamel Knights of Columbus watch charm. Jerome O'Neil spoke as chief usher and association president.
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James J. Wilcox
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Ushers and Collectors’ Association
Wilcox
Knights of Columbus
Jerome O'Neil
Campaign to raise 7000 for Boston Lying-in Hospital
The trustees and the ladies' board of the Boston Lying-in Hospital launched a drive to secure 7000 by April 1. This target plus the 200000 already subscribed will fund construction for a new hospital building.
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Gendron Nominated for Mayor by Republicans
Biddeford Maine reports former Alderman Joseph P. Gendron was nominated for mayor by the Republican Party tonight in a formal party meeting.
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Joseph P. Gendron
Republicans Tonight
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