Boston cooks learn to serve affordable fish thrice weekly
The cheaper varieties of fish were demonstrated at Chipman Hall Tremont Temple to encourage Boston households to eat fish three or four times a week. Mrs Evelene Spencer of the United States Bureau of Fisheries led the session and many Boston housewives attended the fish only dinner and were persuaded by her cooking.
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Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Evelene Spencer
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Boston
Boston fish education campaign showcases baked catfish dinner
Government led effort in Boston to popularize fish as a staple features H S Kelly and Mrs Spencer as agents. Yesterday’s lecture demonstrated preparing cheaper regional fish including catfish mackerel roe and haddock with white sauces and dressings. Demonstrations continue at the School of Practical Arts Roxbury Friday and at Chipman Hall Tremont Temple next week.
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H. S. Kelly
Mrs. Spencer
Boston
Spencer
School of Practical Arts
Conference on wage boost with Boston Elevated officials
Representatives of the Boston Street Car Men's Union met with public trustees and Boston Elevated officials at 101 Milk Street to discuss a wage scale of 72 12 cents per hour and an eight hour day. An executive session followed and a second joint conference is planned for today. The union aims for a definite reply to report at Fay Hall meeting tonight.
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Boston Street Car Men’s Union
Boston Elevated
Milk Street
Fay Hall
Washington
Dover Streets
Appeal for Clothes to Help Industrial School for Crippled Children
The Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children in Boston asks for winter garments for boys and girls of all ages and donations of old boots and shoes. Woolen care in summer and cobbling work provide training and revenue. gifts should go to Miss Mary M. Perry at 241 St Botolph Street.
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Mary M. Perry
Industrial School
St. Botolph Street
Boston
Sawtay Doughnuts Inspire Salvation Army Style Recipe
A quoted line praises Sawtay for doughnuts that are golden brown and light, free from grease, likening them to the Salvation Army’s old standard as a sought after recipe in a feature remark.
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Salvation Army
British Artillery Handling During Marne Retreat
In a field memorandum dated the 10th, British commander notes vigor of Pulteney’s attack aiding the Sixth French army, plus criticisms on infantry formation and forward artillery deployment. He warns against bunching, urges cavalry-artillery coordination, and stresses rapid pursuit during the German retreat crossing the Marne.
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Battle of the Marne
Smith-Dorrien
The
Marne
French
Battles Progress in War Reporting on Marne Front
The narrative notes rapid movement and artillery support, detailing Third Corps actions on the night of the 9th into the 10th as they occupied La Ferte-sous-Jouarre and the Marne left bank but could not cross. It follows with a leftward advance toward Bussieres Boitron and Hondevilliers, with continuation promised in forthcoming Daily and Sunday Post editions.
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Smith-Dorrien
Dove
Pulteney
Gough
Fourth Hussars
Fifth Lancers
Sixteenth Lancers
Lizy
Marne
Changis
la Ferte-sous- Jouarre
la Ferte-sous-Jouarre
Bussieres and
Boitron
Hondevilliers
Carpenters Return to Work at New Wage Rate
Fifty of the one hundred striking carpenters who returned to work yesterday at the new wage rate of one dollar an hour are now dealing directly with builders and owners rather than through contractors. Joseph J Twomey secretary of the Carpenters District Council says this disproves claims that employers cannot pay the higher wage. He adds the union will supply men to builders at the new rate with no strings attached if firms involved in the dispute do not demand additional work.
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Joseph JF. Twomey
Carpenters’ District Council
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Twomey
Who's Looney Wins Verdict in Libel Suit
John Armstrong Chaloner of Merry Mills Virginia, once an insane asylum escapee, won a $30,000 verdict against the New York Evening Post in a $100,000 libel suit. Judge Hand reserved ruling on a motion to reduce damages as the plaintiff, still judged insane, pursued the case in federal court after Virginia courts declared him sane.
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New York
John Armstrong Chaloner
Merry Mills
New York Evening Post
New York Supreme Court
Chaloner
Virginia
Fined for Wrapping Food in Dirty Paper
Hight Boston storekeepers were fined by Judge Duff in the Municipal Court yesterday when convicted of using soiled paper and old newspapers to wrap up foodstuffs bought by customers. Six are Harrison avenue storekeepers and the remaining two have markets in the West End.
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Hight
Boston
Duff
Harrison Avenue
West End
Sailor Loses $20,000 Value Ambergris Off Ship
New Bedford May 20 A whaling schooner captain recounts how a careless sailor dumped 20,000 worth of ambergris overboard during processing of a 40 barrel sperm whale on the Western and Hatteras grounds. Despite swift boat reach, the substance sank.
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New Bedford
Louis Lopes
Margaret
Hatteras
Lopes
Captain Lopes
Jeanne Henderson Denies Forgery Link To Cambridge Woman
Miss Jeanne Henderson of 42 Tudor Street Cambridge yesterday asked the Post to state she is not the young woman charged with forgery in Municipal Court. Two young women arrested gave the name Henderson as Ethel and Jeanne. confusion arose since her friend is named Ethel. The Cambridge woman denies any connection to the case.
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Jeanne Henderson
Tudor Street
Cambridge
Ethel
Miss Henderson
Chum
Two Minute Talks for Americans by Charles Franklin Jones
Charles Franklin Jones urges open discussion to resolve national disputes. He argues both sides should hear each other, use reason, and expose faults to reach shared solutions. Evils fade when sunlight reaches public opinion and both sides work together for mutual good.
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Charles Franklin Jones
Boston
Sub Chasers Delayed by Fog Await Ship Berths
Twenty six subchasers due in Boston yesterday remain at President Roads due to fog delays. Navy yard berths are full and openings trigger immediate filling by arriving vessels. Some discuss converting the chasers into water boats for navy use.
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Navy Yard
Boston
President Roads
Navy
Circus from Canada to Boston arrives for parade
The Sells Floto Circus sails from Montreal to Boston as the final leg of a Dominion of Canada tour. The tent city will rise on Huntington avenue from Sunday evening, with a street parade scheduled for Monday morning to open the engagement.
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Sells-Floto Circus
Boston
Montreal
Huntington Avenue
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Marshal French
Boston Post
New York Herald Company
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Constable & Co., Ltd
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Ypres
K. P
O. M
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Filene
Athena Union
Daily
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