Women urged husbands to Hooverize for war effort
Simmons College dean Dr. Sarah Louise Arnold told a Women’s Educational and Industrial Union conference that men must join in food conservation. She urged households to set aside essentials for soldiers and families overseas, stressing fair markets and shared sacrifice as beef, mutton, pork, fat, and wheat grew scarcer.
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Sarah Louise Arnold
Simmons College
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Arnold
Cache of 40000 Pounds Sugar Hidden in Warehouse
Deputy Commissioner Mullowney reports a 40000 pound sugar cache found in the Boston Storage Warehouse Company on Massachusetts Avenue. The sugar, shipped from New York seven days ago, is owned by a Boston candy maker and titled in the manager’s name. None of the sugar is declared to the food administrator.
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P. H. Mullowney
Division of Food
Health Department
Boston
Mullowney
Boston Storage Warehouse Company
Massachusetts Avenue
New York
Food Division
Pr. Mullowney
Dr. Mullowney
Endicott
U S Plans Roundup as Spy Menace Declines
Assistant Attorney General Fitts told the Washington Chamber of Commerce that enemy propagandists in the United States will be rounded up and the spy menace largely eliminated. He noted the pending plan to register all Germans and curb their movements shows the government’s new tack.
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Washington
Fitts
Washington Chamber of Commerce
France Gets $310 Million Loan From Treasury
The treasury announced a loan of 310 million dollars to France to cover expenditures in November and December. This raises France total credits to 1.13 billion and allied loans to 3.8764 billion dollars.
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Washington
France
Treasury
Quaint Picture in Her Grandmother’s Gown
A charming scene features a woman wearing a gown passed down from her grandmother, reflecting a 60 year lineage. The vintage attire evokes family history and timeless style within a single framed moment.
Dignified Senior Instruction at Smith College
A note on dignified instruction for seniors. Miss Hortesia Balarezo, a Smith College student, has been appointed instructor in Spanish. Balarezo hails from Quito Ereznador and is described as a finished scholar in Spanish.
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Hortehesia Balarezo
Quito
Ereznador
Miss Balarezo
Balarezo
Student earns college faculty post while living in dormitory
The rush to study at Smith this year provided her opening and she, while living as a student in a college dormitory, also secures a place on the college faculty.
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Smith
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