Dried Fruits and Vegetables Drive State Conference
Experts at a Massachusetts Board of Food Administration conference in Horticultural Hall discussed community canning kitchens and the drying and evaporating of fruits and vegetables. They highlighted cost savings, market issues, and demonstrations from Harvard clubs and college programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Bay State
Massachusetts Board of Food Administration
Massachusetts
Caldwell
Horticultural Hale
Young
Old
Lucy Steele
Agnes Bridges
Norwood
Grace,Webber
Sarah Murray
Dedham
Thomas R. Watson
Frank W. Hastings
Cambridge
Fifteen German Planes Wrecked by British Aviators
London reports fifteen German airplanes destroyed and three driven down out of control by British aviators in a latest official communication. Five tons of bombs were dropped on Mannheim Metz railway station in the operation detailed by the British notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mannheim-Metz
Emerson Co built one car in Emerson Motors case
Boston was quiet as the Emerson Motors trial resumed before Judge Martin T. Manton. Assistant United States Attorney James W. Osborne focused on the engineering claims of Robert C. Hupp, a key figure in Emerson advertising as a guarantee of success against Ford in the low price automobile market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Emerson Motors
Martin T. Manton
United States District Court
United States
James W. Osborne
Robert C. Hupp
Emerson
Ford
Emerson Motors fraud case details factory scope and output
Prosecutors presented testimony showing Emerson Motors near standstill production while stock promoters claimed 500 cars first year and 400 annually. Frederick Hunt testified the Long Island City plant produced at most one complete car in a period mid 1916, with Ford engines used in some cars and minimal shop facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Hunt
Emerson
Long Island City
Osborne
Hunt
Ford
Theodore A. Campbell
Emerson Motors Company
New York
West Thirty Eighth Street
Life Underwriters Hear of Work in Camps
The Boston Life Underwriters' Association luncheon at the Boston City Club featured Lt. William Morton Bunting of the Bureau War Ration Department in Washington. He spoke on the measure and his camp experiences where at least 40 percent of insurance remains to be solicited. Other speakers included Robert L. Studley John J D Sage of Union Central Life Cincinnati and Earl G. Manning, publicity committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Underwriters
Boston Life Underwriters’ Association
Boston City Club
William Morton Bunting
Bureau War Ration Department
Washington
Robert L. Studley
John JD. Sage
Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati
Canadian cake weighs 85 pounds at Medford wedding
Miss Florence Eve lyn Sterling daughter of Mrs. Sarah E. Sterling of 22 Princeton street Medford married Rev. Delbert Lineous TM Campbell pastor of Advent Christian Church Whitman. The maple leaf decorated cake from Toronto was served after the ceremony led by Rev. Guy L. Vannah and assisted by Rev. D. C. Ostroth at the bride’s home.
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Toronto
Canada
Florence Evelyn Sterling
Sarah E. Sterling
Princeton Street
Medford
Delbert Lineous ™ Campbell
Advent Christian Church of
Whitman
Guy L. Vannah
New England School ‘of Theology
Duslin College and Tufts Play Thursday
Boston College and Tufts clash at Alumni Field tomorrow in a top college contest. Both teams are leaders in college circles and should provide a hard fought battle.
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Duslin College
TUFTS
Boston College
Alumni Field
Boston
Saving Business After War
George W. Coleman former Boston City Council president told a meeting of advertising leaders at the American House that the nation faces a long hard struggle of three to five years after the war. The remarks were reported during a Pilgrim Publicity Association event.
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George W. Coleman
Boston
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Advertising to build a home market in wartime
Key figures James O'Shaughnessy and a Pilgrim Association speaker urge using advertising to shield American industry during wartime. They warn of foreign competition and the need to keep the U S market for Americans, arguing advertising educates and unites, with 96 percent of agencies backing the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Association
America
Brockton High Triumphs Over Taunton 6 3 at Walkover Park
Brockton High defeated Taunton High 6 to 3 at Walkover Park. Brockton pitcher Adams allowed five scattered hits while Taunton’s Horton was hit in pinches when safe blows produced runs.
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Brockton
Brockton High
Taunton High
Adams
Horton
Taunton
Medford High Tops St John in Rainy Six Inning Victory
Medford High defeated St John 7 to 0 at Danvers as rain shortened the game to six innings. Rowley pitched superbly while St John’s infield errors doomed the visitors.
Best Horses to Parade at Chestnut Hill Open Air Show
The 15th Chestnut Hill open air horse show benefits the Boston Metropolitan Chapter of the American Red Cross and Chestnut Hill chapter. Miss Dorothy Forbes withdraws as judge due to a relative’s death. Howard D. Emerson of Wellesley will replace her. Other judges are Harry W. Smith, B Nason Hamlin, and Charles E. Perkins. Arthur Vignoles is ring master. Eleonora Sears will exhibit eight horses and enter several herself, with many other riders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Boston
American Red Cross
Chestnut Hill
Charles E. Perkins
Arthur Vignoles
Eleonora Sears
Miss Sears
Andrea W. Adie
Gertrude Bradlee
Nora Saltonstall
Janice Liggett
Helen Morton
C. B. Wiggin
Harry L. Burrage
A. Henry Higginson
Brooks Wins Bout on Foul Ends Final Fight at Arena
Terry Brooks of the West End won on a foul from Charley Kid Thomas of Philadelphia in the third round of the final bout at the Arena last evening. Thomas fought hard in the third but a low blow ended the affair as Brooks led after the first two rounds. Also, Benny McCoy defeated Paddy Owens in the 10 round semi final, Kid Henry and Billy Meyers drew in ten, and Joe Demaries and Bill Casey drew in eight in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Brooks
West End
Charley Kid Thomas
Philadelphia
Arena
Brooks
Thomas
Benny McCoy
Baltimore
Paddy Owens
Cambridge
McCoy
Lew Tendler
Kid Henry
Billy Meyers
Joe Demaries
Bill Casey
Two Men Arrested in Diamond Ring Larceny Case
Louis Hoffman and Phillip Belmagis alias Phillip Rosenberg, both West End residents, were arrested by Inspectors Rooney McCauley and Burke for larceny of a $75 diamond ring and $50 worth of gold rings from jeweller Kopelman at 11 Hanover Street. The pair allegedly tried to switch imitation pieces for real jewelry during a getaway from the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hoffman
Hancock Street
West End
Phillip Belmagis
Phillip Rosenberg
Phillips Street
Charles Kopelman
Hanover Street
Rooney, McCauley
Burke
Kopelman
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Frederick L. Avery
Ayer
Harvard
E. F. Damon
Avery
Milton
George T. Renk
F. F. Bowers
New York City
J. 8. Caldwell
Bureau of Fruit and Vegetable Utilization Laboratories
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
W. W. Chenoweth
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Clara Endicott Sears
Frederick §. Avery
Springfield
Market Service
E. F. Daron
Worcester
Lawrence
Fall River
Connecticut
J. H. Hyatt, Jr
Walpole
Larly
Joseph D. Bates
Graham Company
Belleville
Ont
Bates
Germany
Pluto
French Lick Springs
Pluto Water
Indiana
Semple
Cutioure LE
Druszists
Dentinol
Broadway
State of
Missouri
United Profit
United Profit Sharing
LEMP
ST. Louis
C. B. Smith & Bro
Mass
Boylston Street
B. B
Emerson CO
Coleman
James O'Shaughnessy
American Association of Advertising Agencies
ST. John’s
Red Cross
Paige Service
Paige Petroit
Bex Eng
Paige
Mat Boyhom
Detroit CO
New England
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