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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1916

Page

7

War Books Review Highlights Ambulance Tales and Frontline Impressions

A survey of contemporary war literature notes ambulance drivers Buswell and Sheahan describe front life near Alsace in Ambulance No 10 and A Volunteer Pollu while William Boyd writes of Ypres and gas attacks. Other works include General Joffre and His Battles by Raymond Recouly and The Vermilion Box by E V Lucas offering wartime letters and humor alongside grim realism and moral resolve across various theaters.

Houghton, Mifflin Leslie Buswell Pollu Henry Sheahan Ypres Doran William Boyd Mr. Buswell Mr. Sheahan Alsace Pont-a-Mouson Sheahan Boyd University of Manitoba Calais Joffre Scribner Raymond Recouly Marne E. V. Lucas Lucas England

The Breath of the Dragon by A H Fitch Frontis

A. H. Fitch presents a vivid China tale from the Empress Dowager palace to the King of beggars. The work blends romance and adventure with lively scenes and strong storytelling praised by the Troy Record for its gripping narrative.

A. H. Fitch China

The Cab of the Sleeping Horse

The Philadelphia Record reviews The Cab of the Sleeping Horse by John Reed Scott, noting a Washington diplomatic intrigue premise and a somnolent protagonist. The novel promises mystery with multiple solvable situations and original detective storytelling.

Washington John Reed Scott Philadelphia Record

New Haven Railroad Builds Massive Coal Field at Holbrook

The New Haven railroad has laid aside 175000 tons of coal at Holbrook Massachusetts, covering 12 acres and rising over 26 feet high to guard against a winter famine. Temperature monitoring via two inch pipes prompts steam shovel shifts if 160 degrees is reached.

New Haven Railroad Holbrook Mass New Haven Ofe Hebronville Midway Conn Poughkeepsie N. Y Pennsylvania

Salary cuts blamed as 40 percent rise hits cost of living

William McAndrew of the New York Public Schools warns a 40 percent rise in food clothing and shelter erodes salaries and urges raises for educators. Dr A A Berle of Cambridge discusses immigrant citizenship and Americanism stressing inclusive nationalism.

William McAndrew Board of Superintendants New York Public Schools New England Jacob Sleeper A. A. Berle Cambridge Massachusetts League For Political Education

Woman Identified After Sudden Illness at South Station

A well dressed woman taken ill in the South Station waiting room Thursday was identified as Mrs. Alice Buckley of 15 Mercer Street South Boston. She was first recognized by the head nurse and confirmed by a married daughter. Mrs Buckley will be moved home in a few days.

South Station City Hospital Alice Buckley Mercer Street South Boston

Sober Works by Symphony at Symphony Hall

Anton Witek, concert master, played Brahms violin concerto with Karl Muck conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Haydn's Symphony in C minor and Smetana's Wallenstein's Camp were praised for color and vigor, though the orchestra's size and tempo choices drew critique.

Anton Witek Boston Symphony Orchestra Karl Muck Symphony Hall Witek Brahms Haydn Smetana Schiller Wallenstein Muck London Mozart Strauss Wilhelm Gericke Debussy Smetona D'Indy

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