Campaign to Increase Milk Use in Massachusetts
A statewide drive to boost milk consumption was proposed at the State House in a conference with USDA officials state agriculture leaders and chamber representatives. Dr A W Gilbert argues higher milk intake lowers cost of living, enables smaller food portions, and promotes health for all ages.
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Massachusetts
State House
United States Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce, Milk Producers’ Association
Massachusetts Housewives
A. W. Gilbert
New England Regional Commission
Churches to aid employment service for soldiers
Washington May 12 The cooperation by churches with the United States employment service begun a week ago last Sunday will be continued during the reconstruction period. Thousands of churches are organizing welcome committees of businessmen to help locate jobs for soldiers.
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Washington
United States Employment Service
Wood alcohol danger leads to court case against Jim Foley
Central Court harbors Jim Foley for a repeat fondness for denatured alcohol or wood alcohol. He drank three half-pints, was pumped at City Hospital, and later collapsed in Franklin Park with an empty bottle. Police testimony said the man is a risk of death. Judge Sullivan ordered a 10 day reprieve to test sobriety and restraint.
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Central Court
James Foley
City Hospital
Jim
Foley
Veteran railroad officer Edward Edes dies at 82
Edward Edes, longtime treasurer of the Northern Pacific Railroad, died at Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport at age 82. He had been retired, with funeral planned for Tuesday afternoon at Oak Hill Cemetery chapel.
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Newburyport
Edward Edes
Northern Pacific Railroad
Anna Jaques Hospital
Oak Hill Cemetery
Army soldiers oppose prohibition, says Boston union official
Senator John J. Kearney, business agent of the Cooks and Waiters Union of Boston, asserted that 99 of every 100 returning soldiers oppose prohibition. He criticized a Sunday YMCA statement by Homer Rodeheaver about soldiers’ views, noting many were away when prohibition passed.
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Homer A.rodeheaver
John J. Kearney
the Cooks and Waiters’ Union of Boston
Senator Kearney praises soldiers sign petition for beer bill
Senator Kearney says Camp Devens visits by 11 000 to 12 000 signatures show strong support for the beer and cider bill among the 26th Division. He notes signatures from 240 members living outside Massachusetts and asserts soldiers nationwide would back prohibition if uniformed.
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Waiters’ Union
Camp Devens
Massachusetts
New Phnegland
New England
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Minnesota
New Jersey
Tennessee
Virginia
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Florida
California
Washington, D. C
Anti- Saloon League
Post Letter Box questions answer teenage reader asks about explorers and math
The Post letters cover 1682 first White Mountains discovery by Walker Neale Darby Field and Joscelyn, Tecumseh's sun father quote at Vincennes in 1810, Thales introducing arithmetic circa 600 BC, Euclid 300 BC, Stallard 1522, Adrian IV the only English Pope, Canton Massachusetts Hospital for Crippled Children, citizenship of a person born in China to American parents, and a Boston to Scranton auto route via Shore Line through Providence New London New Haven and Buffalo Niagara Falls to Scranton totaling 281.2 miles with travel time depending on the vehicle.
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White Mountains
Walker Neale
Darby Field
Joscelyn
Georges Patent
J. B
Tecumseh
W. H. Harrison
Vincennes
Ind
Sir
Egypt
Greece
Thales
E Euclid
England
Tunstall
Durham
United States
Maine
China
America
NEW H
Boston
Scranton
Penn
Shore Line
New York City
Providence
R. I
New London
New Haven
Conn
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Delaware Water Gap
Rhode Island Mills Buy Plant in South Charlotte
Gas tonid Loray cotton mills, the second largest textile mills in the South, were sold today to Jenkes Spinning Corporation of Pawtucket Rhode Island for more than two and a half million dollars. The May 22 announcement from South Charlotte North Carolina confirms the deal.
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Charlotte
N. C
Loray Cotton Mills
Gastonid
South
Jenkes Spinning Corporation
Pawtucket
R. I
The House of Whispers Preview in Boston Post Sunday Magazine
An unusual love interest threads through William Johnstone's The House of Whispers, featured in next week's Boston Post Sunday Magazine. The tale promises novel situations and intriguing problems as it unfolds.
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William Johnstone
Boston Post
Air Mail Service Opens Between Chicago and Cleveland
Inauguration of air mail between Chicago and Cleveland set for Thursday will speed mail with air mail stamps. Praeger announced that Middle and Far West mail will reach Cleveland and Boston by 8 a.m. instead of the following morning, while Albany New York City and Springfield will shift to morning deliveries. Earlier letters with air stamps may reach Chicago by 8 p.m. for 5:31 p.m. departures, improving delivery by the same day.
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Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Albany
N. Y
New
Lassies to Receive Honors with Ye Men on Boston Common
Salvation Army lassies Gladys and Irene McIntyre will receive medals and citations next Saturday afternoon on Boston Common. General Edwards will preside at the public ceremony honoring %th Division members not yet officially decorated for valor in France.
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France
McIntyre Sisters
Gladys
Irene
Salvation Army
Boston Common
General Edwards
MclIntyre
Edwards
The Safest Remedy Coughs or Colds Adamson’s Balsam
A brief advertisement notes Adamson's Balsam as the safest remedy for coughs or colds. It emphasizes cure and effectiveness in a concise, period voice.
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Adamson
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