Sacred Cows Come to Boston for Children
Morris Gest brings two sacred cows from India to Franklin Park Zoo as a pre Christmas gift for New England children. The zebu, part of the cow family, are showcased after appearing in the Chu Chin Chow production at the Shubert Theatre.
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Sacred Cow Habitor to Aid Children Hospital Fund
The Sacred Cow editor announces a Boston charity drive for children, pledging all collected funds to the city’s Children's Hospital. Mr Gest agrees to donate every penny of payments received for the cause.
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Sacred Cow
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New Zoo Animals Arrive at Franklin Park for Boston Children
Children of Boston posed with new animals for the Franklin Park Zoo as Morris Gest funds the gift. The reception highlighted the educational value for local youth and adults, praising the addition to the Franklin Park collection.
Sacred cows to the Children's Hospital for Franklin Park zoo plan
The Post's Sacred Cow Editor and Mr Gest announce funding and a 10 day push to place sacred cows at Franklin Park Zoo for Boston children. They recount royal origins of the animals and prior gifts including elephants, and promise ongoing education and recognition of contributing children.
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Sacred Cow fund urged by Boston Post editor
The Sacred Cow Editor asks children to contribute to a fund for owning sacred cows for the zoo. Names will be printed tomorrow for early givers. Send contributions to The Sacred Cow Editor The Boston Post Boston Mass before November 10. The Post will start the fund with a contribution and welcomes many small gifts, each acknowledged, to reach the goal quickly.
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Erzberger Given War Press Control in German Decree
Amsterdam dated report says Prince Maxi Milian the German chancellor appointed Mathias Erzberger as deputy imperial chancellor with authority over the war press department per a decree signed, according to the Vossische Zeitung of Berlin.
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World War I and Ottoman Empire Campaigns Overview
The article outlines Turkey joining Germany and Austria in 1914, severing relations with the United States in April 1917, and entering the war after German ships moved through the Dardanelles. It notes Gallipoli, Mesopotamia operations, campaigns in Egypt and the Caucasus, and Allied advances including Aleppo. It also mentions Turkish reliance on German officers and naval control.
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Sawmill Fire Destroys Vehicles in Weymouth Incident
An old saw mill on Commercial Street, East Weymouth, was burned to the ground around 10:30 PM by a suspected Halloween incendiary. One car saved, two destroyed, damage about 3000 dollars.
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