War money not all wasted says Bishop Hughes in Somerville
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes, back from France, urges funding for the Methodist Centenary. He argues war losses were financial but not monetary, praises reopening of Catholic nations to Methodist aid, and cautions against a postwar revival of pleasure without a meaningful mission. The piece notes Topeka ship orders after eight months at Charlestown and Portsmouth yards.
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Edwin H. Hughes
France
Park Avenue Methodist Church
Somerville
United States
Italy
Methodist Church
Charlestown Navy Yard
Topeka
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Southery
Cardinal praises society at cathedral meeting
Cardinal O Connell addressed the St Vincent de Paul Society at a quarterly gathering in the Cathedral School Hall after the 8 o clock mass at the Cathedral. The celebrant was Rev William B Finigan administrator of the Cathedral.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
William B. Finigan
Good Shepherd
St. Vincent de Paul
James A. McMurry
Metropolitan Council of Conferences
Cantwell
Los Angeles
Boston
Worcester
Father Cantwell
Father Finigan
Philadelphia
Archbishop Dougherty
Cardinal lauds St. Vincent de Paul men in charity work
The cardinal praised the St. Vincent de Paul Society for unselfish service and spiritual gains, urging charity to restore and reintegrate the needy. He noted women’s growing role, lauded meetings for idea exchange, and highlighted the society’s spiritual basis and principled approach to aid.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
God
Society Rolls
Oil stove fire destroys Milford blocks in Union Square
A overturned oil stove sparked a blaze in Milford New Hampshire destroying Boutelle’s restaurant and the three story Flanagan block in Union Square. The adjacent Smith block also burned. Firefighters from Nashua aided the Milford department as flames reached the rear over the Souhegan River requiring rafts. Total damage about 30000 with major losses to Knights of Pythias hall.
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Milford
N. H
Union Square
Nashua
Boutelle
Flanagan
Smith
Souhegan
Knights of Pythias Hall
Flanagan Block
Reception Planned for Wounded in Yankee Division
A grand reception and dance for the wounded of the Yankee Division is planned tonight at the Boston Opera Chateau. The Adrian Welfare Association of Boston hosts the event with invitations sent to Parker Hill and other hospitals. Daniel Duggan and Miss Dorothy Luce of New York will perform fancy modern dancing. The association’s Thomas F. Greer and Joseph Schulander oversee arrangements and a notable dance program. Tickets have sold well and attendance is anticipated to be strong. Andrew J. Sullivan, 86 Foster Street Cambridge, died suddenly yesterday at Mrs. W. McElain’s home, 5 Austin Street Cambridge, age 24. He had recently been discharged from the 1th Infantry and had not reported prior sickness.
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Adrian Welfare Association
Boston
Parker Hill
The
Red Cross
Daniel Duggan
Dorothy Luce
New York
Thomas F. Greer
Joseph Schulander
Andrew J. Sullivan
Foster Street
Cambridge
W. McElain
Austin Street
Sullivan
1Th Infantry
Aero Club memorial honors Raoul Lufbery in Boston
Members of the Aero Club of Massachusetts paid tribute to Major Raoul Lufbery at the Boston City Club on the anniversary of his death. Resolutions and a memorial were drafted for Lufbery's father in Wallingford Connecticut.
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Massachusetts
Raoul Lufbery
Boston
Sky
Lufbery
Wallingford
Conn
Raoul
Bay State
Robert F. Raymond
Brookline
Vincent E. Hayward
Worcester
99Th Squadron
Huns
Copley Plaza
New England
State House
Falmouth
The
Aero Club of Massachusetts
Air Pilots’ Club
Air Service
Army
Navy
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets substitute for Calomel ad
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild effective substitute for calomel, promising quick liver and bowel relief without teeth damage. It claims headaches and dullness stem from constipation, urges taking tablets when feeling loggy, and notes price 10c and 25c per box from druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Prussian militarism walled up beyond the Rhine promo
An appeal urges readers to reinforce national resolve by purchasing Victory Notes. The message frames the notes as a means to strengthen defense and deter aggression, directing public support through a patriotic fundraising stance.
Club Suffered Loss By Fire At Bowes Wharf
Fire caused an estimated four thousand dollars in damage to a four story brick building at Bowes Wharf yesterday. The Boston Yacht Club and Amberman Electric Company sustained the heaviest losses while the blaze mainly affected the yacht club quarters and the second and third floors. Water damage affected the Marine Officers' Club and Nantasket boat line offices on other floors. A Nantasket line officer discovered smoke and raised the alarm as Engine 44 and a fireboat responded. The building is over 50 years old.
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Bowes
Boston Yacht Club
Amberman Electric Company
Yacht Club
Marine Officers’ Club
Nantasket Boat Line
Nantasket Line
26th Man Held in France on Police Duty
A Maine mother from Monmouth Me writes to the Post about her son and 200 others transferred from the 26th Division in December 1918 for police duty in France. He served since 1917, fought with the 103d Infantry, was gassed and wounded, and laments missing the division’s reception.
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France
103D
Maine
Monmouth
Cape Forest Fire Subdued After All-Night Battle
Firemen and volunteers fought a forest blaze near Chiltonville Plymouth slicing 1000 acres of woodlands. The flames threatened Sherman L. Whipple’s Forges estate at Jordan Road, but a wind shift aided by back-firing saved the mansion. Forester Ira C. Ward led efforts along Telegraph Hill roads.
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Plymouth
Sherman L. Whipple
Boston
Russell's Pond
Chiltonville
Pessimists and Bolshevists Highlight Y M C A Talk
Chaplain F J Kapp at the Huntington Avenue Y M C A yesterday labeled Bolshevists as pessimists while urging Americans to look forward. He argued the nation cannot accept Bolshevism as a real threat and described the world as split between those who brood on the past and those who press toward the future.
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F. J. Kapp
Huntington Avenue Y. M. C. A
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