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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
14
The New England area reports $3,000,000 raised in the first three days of its missionary centenary drive seeking $105,000,000. Dr J S Bartholomew announced at the joint centenary committee headquarters at 581 Boylston Street that the New England quota is $5,404,630.
A friend extols Collier's Weekly as not afraid to speak out, offers constructive critique of Denmark’s issues, and ties world events to American life. It is praised for readable stories, entertaining content, and a buoyant, stimulating tone enjoyed by over a million American families as a Tuesday visitor.
Reports compiled by R A Cassidy show about half of New England’s 900 churches have reported, with total raised near 60 percent of five year quotas. Lynn district leads with many churches surpassing targets, Boston district notes 15 churches over, Medford and Brookline strong, plus Morgan Memorial and Italian Mission hitting notable sums.
Protestant Churches Comrades of Charles Russell Lowell Post plan memorial services at Union Congregational Church next Sunday with Rev. Ernest Graham Guthrie preaching. Veterans and church members who served in World War will assist. Dr Guthrie to speak at People's Hour Friday. Annie Harris to lecture May 26 on Spanish Missions in Southern California. Mrs Alden H Clark of Ahmednagar spoke to the foreign missionary auxiliary. Bishop Lawrence recovering. expected home in a couple of weeks. A Z Conrad to continue sermons on master minds of Bible times Friday night. Anson B Howard of Bristol to speak at noonday service at Cathedral Church of St Paul today. Frederick F Kneeland to discuss Christianity in the Church at laymen’s service Friday at 5 pm.
The allied casualties in the fighting incident to the landing at Smyrna last Thursday totalled 300, it is officially announced. The Turks held the forts stubbornly. Only a consular guard was landed by the American warships.
Prunes scarce and rising to 17 to 38 cents per pound push costs at the boarding house table. Evaporated apples, peaches, and dried apricots show tight supply with prices climbing. eggs and butter stay firm as meat and fish prices hold steady amid plentiful catches.
Naum Kay, 31, is charged with larceny in a case involving ten Oriental rugs. Police report details and court action are expected as the investigation continues.
A man gave his address as Il Bower Street and was arrested by the police yesterday. Kay will be arraigned in Municipal Court this morning.
Advert describes making sparkling root beer at home using Hires Household Extract with sugar and yeast. It promises 40 pints from a 25 cent extract, notes pure ingredients like birch bark and wintergreen, and suggests using airtight stoppers and clean bottles for homestyle refreshments.
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