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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1918

Page

14

Weather and fish market brief from the Landsman era

The report notes a 1570th day since the war began and 600 days of U S involvement, with a full moon December 17 and other celestial timings. It details fish arrivals at the pier including the trawler Wave with 114,090 pounds of mixed fish, prices paid by wholesalers for haddock cod pollock hake halibut and mackerel, and lists vessels and cargoes. It mentions a new steam trawler Roseway arriving, captained by Wallace Bruce, and notes a belief that the four-masted schooner Eagle Wing may be lost after storms, with crew presumed dead. It reports the City of Exeter carrying 200,000 bushels of grain for Britain and a temporary water service interruption between Rosen and Gloucester for repairs to City of Gloucester, with service to resume in about a week. The Landsman.

Haddock Haddock. L.cod. M.cot Pollock Agnes Ellen Commonwealth Tide Mackernl —Motor Helen B. Thomas Kitty A Edith H. Cooney Reds Fish Pier Te Roseway Portland Boston Fish Pier Company Wallace Bruce Eagle Wing Bermuda West Indian Europe City of Exeter Manchester Rosen Gloucester City of Gloucester East Boston

Shipping News Rundown of Arrivals and Sailings

Shipping activity reports arrivals at New York and Atlantic ports with steamers from Costdujx Rigflie La Paulice France Lake Germania Hilton Sydney and many more. The record lists vessels to and from New York Philadelphia Norfolk and Providence with numerous barges, tugs, and schooners plus wartime troop transports Minnehaha and Lapland sailing from Liverpool with thousands aboard.

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7000 Troops Return Home From England

Secretary Baker announced that about 7000 American troops in England would begin homeward movement soon, with larger units to follow from French ports. He noted transport limitations and the use of British and German liners, plus ships idle in German ports, to speed demobilization.

England I 'N Air Service Lii Great Britain Wilcome March Baker France Great Britain 1 New Zealand Mauretania Olympic Aquitania Germany Pershing Europe Hurley Shipping Board War Secretary Mr.Baker United States Lord

Middies May Battle Pitt at Annapolis

At Annapolis November 25 Admiral Eberle said the Navy football team could host Pittsburg for the United War Work fund but opposed sending the brigade away from Annapolis. If arranged the game would be on December 7 or 14 with admission charged.

Annapolis Navy University of Pittsburg New York United War Work Fund Admiral Eberle Naval Academy Midshipmen Pittsburg

Deadline Looms for City Council Ballot Signatures

The filing time limit for obtaining places on the ballot by City Council candidates expires today. Fifteen candidates compete for three seats, with ex Senator Edward F. McLaughlin the only one to file the required 2100 signatures so far.

Edward F. McLaughlin

Theroz Mess Kit Serves Hot Meals for Riveters On the Road

The Theroz Mess Kit provides a quick hot lunch for outdoor workers with hot soup beans and frankfurters in ten to twelve minutes plus coffee in seven. It uses Theroz Fuel Cubes and collapses to under two pounds in aluminum. Priced at five dollars with one fuel can, extra cubes offer ten meals for thirty five cents.

Theroz

Signatures Expected From Other Qualifiers Today

The report notes that the remaining participants are set to complete required signatures today, finalizing their eligibility. Officials indicated a deadline looms but urged contenders to meet the formalities promptly.

Doctor Fitch to address Harvard freshmen at Hostess House

Doctor Albert Parker Fitch of Ambert will speak to the Harvard freshmen at a planned meeting this evening in the Hostess House at o o clock. Helen, wife of Warren, displays a rare smile in the next installment of the Married Life of Helen and Warren in next week's Boston Post Sunday Magazine.

Albert Parker Fitch Ambert Harvard Helen Warren Helen and Mabel Herbert Urner Boston Post

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