Newton Women Back Proposed Agricultural and Market Bureau
Three hundred Newton women gathered at the Congregational Church vestry to back a plan for an agricultural and market bureau. The aim is to tighten producer consumer ties and lower living costs. Speakers included Wilfred Wheeler and others from state boards and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Congregational Church
Newtons
Home Economic Department
Newton Woman's Club
Frank H. Stewart
S. Hardy Mitchell
Horace W. Hall
Hall
Wilfred Wheeler
State Board of Agriculture
Richard Hittinger
Chamber of Commerce Committee On Agriculture
C. W. Prescott
Concord
Massachusetts
Asparagus Growers’ Association
John C. McClaren
Westwood
Beulah C. Hatch
Simmons College
Lodge Will Preside at Nahant Town Meeting
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge will preside at the Nahant annual town meeting today. He is expected to wield the gavel often as the drys threaten a bitter fight on the license issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Jane Addams’ Banker Sister Dies in Chicago
Mrs. Alice Haldeman of Girard Kansas sister of Miss Jane Addams of Hull House and one of the few women bankers in the United States died in a Chicago hospital this afternoon after treatment there for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Addams
Chicago
Alice Haldeman
Girard
Kan
Hull House
United States
Golden State Limited Service Shines on Rock Island Route
Advertises distinctive service on the Golden State Limited from Chicago to California with extra sections, all steel equipment, dining car, and home comforts. Also promotes California train to Los Angeles via the Golden State Route, through dining options, signals, and Rock Island Travel offices in Boston.
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Rock Island
Chicago
California
Golden State Limited
Golden State
la Salle Station
Los Angeles
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Rock Island Scenic Circle
Rock Island Travel
Washington Street
Boston
BP General New England
San Diego
Naval veteran joins Kearsarge Association after 45 years
By C. M. Payne OA DTISS BIST company for a period of 45 years. He was a member of the Kearsarge Association of naval veterans.
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OA Dtiss Bist Company
The
Kearsarge Association of Naval Veterans
Harvard Club hears Gould urge aid to Allies
Benjamin A. Gould, Harvard ’91, once a New York lawyer and Toronto business man, told Harvard Club members that the United States should declare its sympathy for the allies and aid the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin A. Gould
Harvard
Toronto
New York
Harvard Club
United States
Sewing Circle Advice on Love, Duty, and Charity
A Boston Post Sewing Circle feature presents reader questions on modern marriage, warning others about unsuitable partners, and the duty of women to avoid harming men's lives. Letters advocate warning friends, while critiquing self centered attitudes and urging charity at home amid domestic disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Brookline
ATRON
War speech urges support for entente and declares neutrality cowardice
The speaker condemns neutrality and calls every US citizen to aid the entente powers fighting Germany. He warns a German victory would threaten world peace, while Allied victory would end militarism. He brands factory owners who withhold munitions as enemies of peace.
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United States
Germany
Gould
South America
Europe
Belgium
Amethyst Cuts Dardanelles Cable Amid Heavy Fire
The British cruiser Amethyst severed the Kilid Bahr Chanak telegraph line in the Dardanelles. She returned under heavy fire, reaching the straits’ entrance after losing 23 dead, 19 severely wounded, and 18 slightly hurt in the March 13 action.
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London
Amethyst
Dardanelles
Kilid Bahr
Malta
Reuter
Straits
Economics Society at Harvard Elects New Officers
The Undergraduates' Economics Society of Harvard elected a new year slate: President Henry B. Middendorf of Baltimore Maryland. vice president Edward A. LeRoy of New York. secretary and treasurer Dona M. Gates of Cambridge. councilors George W. Tobin of Brooklyn New York and Harrison S. Wiggin of Brookline.
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Economics Society of
Harvard
Henry 8. Middendorf
Baltimore
Edward A. LeRoy
New York
Donanm
Gates
Cambridge
George W. Tobin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harrison S. Wiggin
Brookline
Funeral for Mrs Helen Shannon
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Shannon wife of Paul H Shannon baseball editor of the Boston Post were held at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Jamaica Plain A solemn mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Arthur T Connolly The body was to be taken to Trumansburg New York for burial Pall bearers included Dr J S Thompson Thomas Tighe Edward J Maguire Edward Corcoran William Corcoran and Frank Clark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shannon
Paul H. Shannon
Boston Post
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Jamaica Plain
Arthur T. Connolly
Trumansburg
N. Y
Dr. J.S. Thompson
Thomas Tighe
Edward J. Maguire
Edward Corcoran
William Corcoran
Frank Clark
Awaiting Spring Through a Boy’s Cheerful Verse
A nostalgic poem celebrates a hopeful boy whose bright view transcends winter. He smiles at storms, hums about primroses, and trusts that nature will bloom again when dogwood and robins return. Copyright 1915 Southern Press Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Press Syndicate
Liver Recipe From New England Housewives
A traditional beef liver dish is described using salt pork and onions for tenderness. Layer liver, pork, and onions in a deep baking pan, cover with hot water, and bake three hours at moderate heat. The result is tender meat with a rich brown gravy from the pan juices. Miss I. E. Hardenber of 321 Washington Street, Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Hardenber
Washington Street
Providence
Corbett of East Walpole Dies. Longtime Local Leader
Thomas A. Corbett, a respected East Walpole resident and longtime church official, died yesterday afternoon at his home. He served as treasurer and trustee of the Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Corbett
Walpole
East Walpole
Mr. Corbett
Congregational Church
Malden Cancels 155 Fire Insurance Policies
Four insurers canceled one hundred fifty five fire policies in Malden after Fire Commissioner W. W. Campbell warned that the citys firefighting equipment is antiquated and insufficient to control a major blaze, leaving the town vulnerable at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
W. W. Campbell
Auto Blows Up House After Back Fire In Big Limousine
A back fire in the limo owned by C. Wesley Smith of Naples and Abbotsford roads Brookline caused an explosion yesterday afternoon around 3. The blast gutted the garage, scorched the house, and destroyed the garage while the loss neared 8000 dollars. Chauffeurs Patrick O'Toole and John Donlan narrowly escaped entrapment as flames burst from the car at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wesley Smith
Naples
Abbotsford
Brookline
Malden Movie Manager Samuel Segal Missing
Samuel Segal, manager of a Malden moving picture theatre, has disappeared after last seen Saturday following a mortgage on his theatre property and receipt of a loan check. Blame for his disappearance points to downturns since entering the movie business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Segal
Malden
Death of William Douglass Retired Boston Officer Relative
William Douglass aged 69 of 38 Kenneth Street West Roxbury died at home after a brief illness. He was the father of Inspector Alfred N Douglass at Boston police headquarters and was a retired member of the force.
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William Douglas
Kenneth Street
West Roxbury
Alfred N. Douglass
Boston
Mr. Douglass
Boston Consolidated Gas Company Employee Promoted
A former employee of the Boston Consolidated Gas Company who held a responsible position three years ago is noted in the article for his career path. The piece highlights his prior role and subsequent professional trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
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America
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Songs of
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Mrs. Shannon
Jamaica Plain Church
T. A. Corbett
E. Walpole
Castoria
Bour
Robert W. Service
Inspector Douglass
Meyer Jonasson & CO
Ladies’ Home Journal
Curtis Publishing Company
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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