Wheatless Bread Recipes Steamed Oats and Barley Pastry
In a wartime guidance note from Simmons College and the Women’s Municipal League in Massachusetts community circles, new wheatless breads are shared. A steamed rolled oats and corn meal bread uses oats, corn meal, baking powder, milk, egg, and fat, while a barley pastry offers a barley flour dough with baking powder and water.
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Margaret Sutherland
Simmons College
Simmons
Massachusetts
Fore Long
New England
Women’s Municipal League
Public Safety Committee
Suspect Arrested on Drug Charges in Providence
Louis De Bonas, 31, of North Anderson Street, was arrested in Providence on a Superior Court default warrant from Oct. 17, 1917. Inspector Flaherty nabbed him yesterday afternoon. He faces charges of selling and possessing drugs.
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Louis de Bonas
North
Anderson Street
Providence
Flaherty
Roosevelt charge dispute fuels wartime press clash
Washington May 19 Post master General Burleson says Colonel Roosevelt evaded the issue and misled with a preliminary reply to the demand he prove his charge that the administration punishes publications upholding the war while failing to act against opponents and anti ally defenders, and that he told the truth about administration failures.
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Washington
Burleson
Roosevelt
Roosevelt reply misleads on Post Office actions says Burleson
Burleson accuses Roosevelt of mischaracterizing actions by the Post Office Department and cites no action against Collier's or the Tribune. He notes the Metropolitan Magazine case involved a post passage issue, argues sales rose due to publicity, and defends Hearst and Roosevelt remarks under espionage act scrutiny.
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Roosevelt
Burleson
New York Tribune
Collier’s
Metropolitan Magazine
Post Office Department
Collier's
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Tribune
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Hearst
Mr. Hearst
United States
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Lilac Time at Arnold Arboretum in Boston
In Boston near Jamaica Plain the Arnold Arboretum displays hundreds of lilacs in full bloom along Bussey Hill and the drive from Forest Hills to Centre Street gates. Director Professor Charles S. Sargent plans to expand arboretum activities as a record number of lilac varieties flourish this year.
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Arnold Arboretum
Mary Rooney
Jamaica Plain
Post
Boston
Bussey Hill
Forest Hills Gates
Centre Street
Forest Hills
Charles S. Sargent
The
Holy Cross and Boston College to Decide Series in Boston
Plans for a rubber match between Boston College and Holy Cross emerge with a likely June game in Boston and possibly at Fenway Park. Each side has won once with Holy Cross losing at Worcester and winning at Newton.
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Powers
Boston College
Holy Cross
Boston
Fenway Park
Worcester
Newton
Morphine Seized in East Boston Raid
East Boston police raided a house at 8 Lexington Avenue and seized morphine along with two hypodermic syringes and needles. Salvatore Irio, 31, was arrested on drug violations. he has prior arrests. The raid was conducted by Sergeant Daniel J. Sweeney and Patrolman Bart Winn.
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East Boston
Lexington Avenue
Salvatore Irio
Irio
Daniel J. Sweeney
Bart Winn
Automobile theft charge in $800 case
Herman L. Barney of the South End was arrested yesterday by Inspectors Mitchell and Mulry for the theft of an $800 automobile owned by Morris Rudnick of 116 Homestead Street. He faces arraignment today in Municipal Court.
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Herman L. Barney
South End
Mitchell and
Mulry
Morris Rudnick
Homestead Street
Red Cross night at Boston Pops concert May 27
Tonight the Boston Symphony Orchestra under Jacchia highlights war themed pieces with the Boston Symphony Chorus led by Stephen Townsend. Proceeds go to the Red Cross war fund and the program includes standard operatic and orchestral works plus popular war songs.
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Red Cross
Symphony Hall
Red Cross War Fund
Jacchia
Boston Symphony Chorus
Stephen Townsend
Townsend
Boston University Holds Baccalaureate Convocation at New Old South Church
Boston University conducted its baccalaureate ceremony yesterday afternoon at the New Old South Church. Graduates alumni and faculty formed a procession to the church as Dr William Edwards Huntington delivered the sermon titled Answering the Nations Call.
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Boston University
New Old South Church
William Edwards Huntington
L.L. D
War reshapes Europe and America urged toward justice
Dr. Huntington warns the war may redraw national borders and governments and condemns autocracy. He urges America to lead in justice, reform, and enlightened civilization. In Tremont Temple exercises, Rev. Albert Parker Fitch will address graduates. Private Edwards reports on Cambrai fighting and frontline life, noting heavy raids and officer letters describing war experiences.
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United States
Tremont Temple
Albert Parker Fitch
Mass. Soldier in HM Army Finds Mass. Soldier in HM Army
Private Charles A. E. Edwards of the Machine Gun Company 101st Infantry reports that during a raid on the American trenches a German soldier surrendered and was identified as a former member of the Eighth Massachusetts Regiment. Edwards notes the rumor that the man later wore the U S uniform and serves with the American forces.
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Charles A. E. Edwards
101St Infantry
R. J. Edwards
Cottage Park Road
Winthrop
101St
Eighth Massachusetts
United States
Massachusetts Regiment Soldier Surrenders to American Forces
A man claiming to join the United States army announces his surrender and offers clues about an imminent event within nine days. He cites an insurance number 61088 and a $10,600 policy, stating he will not collect it. The message ends with a personal cue to observe forthcoming actions from Charles.
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Massachusetts
United States
Charles
Miss Mary Steele Paton Leaves for France as Canadian Army Nurse
Miss Mary Steele Paton former Malden Hospital Training School nurse with class of pwr leaves for France to begin a third year with the Canadian Army Medical Corps as first lieutenant. She first served at Ramsgate during German air raids and spent 18 months in France near the front. Friends report her bravery at a base hospital near Verdun where bombardments occurred.
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Mary S. Paton
Malden Hospital
Waltham
France
Canadian Medical Corps
Mary Steele Paton
Pwr
Church Street
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Paton
Ramsgate
L. D. Tinker
Verdun
Miner Tully Wins First Prize on King Philip Voyage
Roxbury resident Miner Tully of 34 Davis Street won the first prize of 50 dollars on the King Philip steamer’s maiden fishing trip. His catch, a 16 1/2 pound cod, assures him relief from rising living costs for a while.
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Miner Tully
Davis Street
Roxbury
Tully
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