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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
12
A Winchester reader reports a long letter from Leon Parker Tuck praising President Wilson and the war efforts in France. The author notes that French civilians and soldiers view Wilson positively and describe his leadership as “mighty fine.”
A mass meeting for United War Work Activities will be held Sunday evening at the Sacred Heart in East Boston. The committee says addresses by prominent men in the drive will be given.
Secretary Daniels, after a Boston speech, urged Massachusetts voters to approve the initiative and referendum. He framed it as a modern self government principle, stressing benefits to representative government and to American liberty, and urged citizens to empower themselves for their own welfare. He warned how rejecting it would affect national perception and morale.
Washington reports Food Administrator Hoover increased the household sugar allowance from two to three pounds per person monthly effective tomorrow. The rules now let families buy the full month supply at once, aided by beet sugar production in the West and cane crops in the South, reduced manufacturing use, and patriotic public conservation.
The Kempis Circle will meet at the Academy of the Assumption Wellesley Hills tomorrow. It is the first meeting of the year after October’s epidemic cancellation. Rev. Robert J. Swickerath S.J. will begin his conferences on interesting topics. All teachers and others are welcome. meetings are on the first Saturday of each month.
Charles R. Hanscom aged 80 died in New London after a career building ocean steamers Minnesota and Dakota at Groton in 1903 1904. A native of Portsmouth New Hampshire he began at Bath Iron Works before his Groton years.
Girolandi Ferrari of Richmond Street and Miss Rose Lopez postponed their marriage after a Central Court hearing. Witnesses testified that she was spoofing him and that he no longer believes in love at first sight.
On Hanover Street Miss Rose, an orphan, confesses to Mr Girolandi that she is in trouble. He offers to adopt her and sweeps her into shopping for a new look, then plans to marry at once. Girolandi goes to City Hall while Rose faces larceny charges with a police chase and pending sentencing next week.
Time honored meat combination dishes such as hash goulash meat pies and liver and bacon may be served by hotels and restaurants under amendments to the regulation for public eating places announced today by the food administration The original rules announced two weeks ago provided for serving only one kind of meat to a person at a meal but it was explained that this was not intended to do away with combination meals.
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