Unitarian Meetings End Today With Annual Observe
Several meetings by societies linked to the American Unitarian Association conclude the anniversary week. Rev Henry F Cope urged churches to quicken their future impact while future leaders and officers were elected at the Sunday School Society session in Ford Hall.
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American Unitarian Association
Department of Religious Education
Arlington Street
Henry F. Cope
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Ford Hall
William S. Lawrence of
Bos
Volunteers of America Invite Military Recruiting at Meetings
The Volunteers of America voted to invite recruiting officers for army navy and National Guard to attend religious meetings and appeal for recruits. Colonel Frederick A. Lindsay offered to let officers speak 15 minutes at future meetings and visit barracks on any night to seek recruits.
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Army
Navy
National Guard
Volunteers of America
Frederick A. Lindsay
Volunteers
How to Cut Food Costs with Meat Substitutes
Miss Elizabeth Miller spoke at Gilchrist Company about reducing food costs. She demonstrated mullagatawny soup as a meat substitute costing 18 cents for about 1000 calories, noting 2500 calories meet a day’s ration and that the dish can be made in a fireless cooker.
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Elizabeth Miller
Women’s Municipal League
Gilchrist Company
Miss Miller
Miss Miller Promotes Frugal Chef Tips and Nutty Dishes
Miss Miller showcases economical recipes including butter bean curry soup costed at 26 cents for 1800 calories and a lentil roast at 15 cents for 1600 calories. She urges originality with salads, uses skim milk as a lean protein substitute, and suggests repurposing leftovers into croquettes and stews.
Quiet Game in Fleet Street Ends in Fines
In a Central Court incident on Fleet and Prince streets Antonio Ardelina and Frank Magello argued over a $3 win. Magello won but couldn't collect with a $5 bill on the table. A knife was drawn. Magello suffered two minor wounds and kept the $3 and the knife. Antonio was fined $2 with time to pay. Magello fined $10.
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Antonio Ardelina
Fleet Street
Frank Magello
Prince Street
Magello
Antonio
Central Court
Hood & Sons Milk Freight Rates Hearings Conducted
Special Examiner Roy T. McKenna of the Interstate Commerce Commission held a hearing at the Federal building on Boston & Maine milk handling charges the Hood firm argues are unreasonable excessive and discriminatory. A second session is scheduled for today with United Shoe Machinery Company over alleged unfair backhaul charges.
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Roy T. McKenna
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. P. Hood & Sons
Federal Building
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hood Firm
Examiner McKenna
United Shoe Machinery Company
Suffrage Leader Declares War Time Stand Against Government
Mrs Abby Scott Baker national press chairman of the National Woman's Party told Boston suffragists that she will not aid the government during wartime unless rights for women are secured. She cited three sons in the service and criticized funding priorities while calling the country ripe for suffrage as an emergency measure.
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Washington, D. C
National Press
National Woman's Party
Boston
Tremont Street
Wilson
Judiciary
Donnybrook
Mrs. Baker
Maine Transportation Committee Appointed
The Maine Public Safety Committee named a sub committee to handle transportation problems. Former Governor Oakley Curtis of Portland Frank C Wright and A C Babcock of Bangor will focus on coal supply and represent Maine on a New England committee meeting in Barton next Monday to discuss coal transportation.
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Augusta
Oakley
Curtis
Portland
Frank C.wright
A. C. Babcock
Bangor
Public Safety Committee of
Maine
New England
Borton
Mayor Goes Fishing in New Hampshire Vacation Mystery
Reports say Mayor Curley leaves City Hall with Mrs Wir to fish in northern New Hampshire. He will stay away until Tuesday, the trip described as fishing excursion.
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Curley
City Hall
Wir
New Hampshire
Jle
Harrison’s Big Sale Offers Men’s Suits and Fabrics
Advertises $25 to $30 Harvey suits reduced to $15 at S. I. Harris Co. 662 672 Washington St., cor Bench Ave. Selections include flannel serges tweeds cassimeres and mixtures in blue brown and green with mantle fray and other fabrics. great values for shoppers.
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Harrison
Harko
S. i. Harrixes Co
Washington S
Cor Bench
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Elia Lyman Cabot
Frances M. Cadman
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Oscar B. Hawes
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Concord
Jeanette B. Damon
Florence FE. McAfee
Percy MacKaye
Knights Templars
Catholic Church
Unitariaans
Heywood
Goodyear Wells
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Athletic Union
Gale
Columbia
Knickerbocker Quartette
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D. Baker CO
Telephone
Washington Street
Boylston
Hollis Sts
Abby Scott Baker
Awdean
Alf Pound
Liggett’s
Patties
Liggett
Jordan
Rexall
Hughes
U. D. Co
Cc American Beauty
Cuticura
Lyon’s
Mennen’s
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Woodbury’s
Hind’s
Williams
Lord Baltimore
Durham
Uw, Tex
Scott’s
Pinkham’s
Sipsmeayelteer
Maine Transportation Committee
Hampshire
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