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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1916

Page

4

Women Eat Cheap Meal After Healthful Housekeeping Talk

After Miss Frances Stern lecture on balancing the menu the Women’s City Club members toured to Pilgrim Hall then to the clubhouse at 40 Beacon Street and found a la carte items ordered as attractive and inexpensive Scalloped meat and macaroni bread and butter lettuce salad with French dressing prune leaf with lemon sauce.

Frances Stern Boston Provident Association Pilgrim Hall Women's City Club Beacon Street Miss Stern

Gunning trip leads to rheumatism and Sloan’s Liniment relief

Charles Mullen of Philadelphia is struck by rheumatism after a rainy day outing. After using Sloan’s Liniment on his aching limbs he improves and returns to work. He reports never being without the remedy in his medicine chest and endorses its effectiveness for bruises sprains toothache and back pain.

Charles Mullen Philadelphia Sloan

Three Streets to Run One Way in Business District

The Board of Street Commissioners ordered Washington Arch and Essex streets in the business district made one way from Dec 4 to Jan 13 1917. Washington northbound Arch southbound Essex westbound as read at the hearing with many business leaders supporting the move.

Washington Street Essex Franklin Street Arch Street Franklin Summer Street Essex Street Chauncy Board of Street Commissioners Washington, Arch and Essex Streets

Boston Traffic Plan Establishes One Way Streets

City commissioners adopted a temporary traffic regulation for Washington Arch and Essex streets in Boston from December 4, 1916 to January 13, 1917. The rule sets directional flows and curb stops with penalties up to 20 dollars and names several supporters from firms including Jordan Marsh Bigelow Kennard & Co and the Boston Consolidated Gas Company.

Washington Street Essex Street Franklin Street Thomas F. Lockney Jordan Marsh Company William D. Turner Bigelow, Kennard & Co Reginald C. Heath Alanson Bigelow, Jr Edgar N. Wrightington

Holyoke Carmen Victors in Street Car Wage Settlement

The Holyoke Street Car men union won a unanimous arbitration award set to run to Oct 1 1918 with conductors and motor men hourly pay rising by 27 to 33 cents over four years. The board included Holyoke mayor John J White and Boston chair James F E Cotter with William H Brooks for the company. The decision addresses high living costs and compares favorably with Bay State and Elevated workers.

Street Carmen’s Union Holyoke John J. White William H. Brooks James FE. Cotter Boston Walsh James H. Vahey Bay State Bay State Company

Roxbury Board of Trade Plans Welcome Home for Horse Guards

The Roxbury Board of Trade will host a reception for the Roxbury Horse Guards at the High School of Practical Arts at Greenville and Winthrop streets tomorrow night. The program includes a moving picture show dancing and refreshments with cooperation from the school centre. Mayor Curley is expected to attend.

Roxbury Board of Trade Roxbury Horse Guards High School of Practical Arts Greenville Winthrop Streets Board of Trade Curley

Steady Improvement Reported for Mrs Boissevain in Los Angeles

Mrs Inez Milholland Boissevain of New York, who fell critically ill with anemia six weeks ago during a suffrage tour in Los Angeles, is showing steady improvement and a full recovery is considered likely.

Los Angeles Cal Inez Milholland Boissevain New York

Red arc lights to aid traffic at junctions

Red arc lights and danger signs are planned to mark busy street junctions. The board of street commissioners ordered portable red standards bearing Go to the right to guide drivers. At night red lights will supplement the warning, and temporary red flags will be used in fair weather.

Board of Street Commissioners

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