Russian Leader's Boys at Harvard
Serge and Michel Daniloff, sons of General George Daniloff, study at Harvard after serving in Russia. Serge recalls wartime cadet life and travels to the Italian front, while Michel trained as a mechanical engineer. They praise Harvard's teaching style and express optimism about Russia's path under Kolchak and Miller against Bolsheviks.
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Michel and
Serge Daniloff
General
Russia
Michel
George Daniloff
Dvinsk
Petrograd
Harvard
Huns
Walter Hastings Hall
His Majesty's Corps Des Pages
Serge
Corps Des Pages
Miller
Italy
Germany
Sweden
Norway
England
France
Polytechnic Institute of
Peter the Great
Yudenitch
Kolchak
Daniloff
Nicholas
Black Sea
Kiev
America
Michel Daniloff
Meat Dressings Replace Bread In Flavorful Dishes
A turn from traditional bread accompaniment to meat dressings is discussed, noting how the savory fillings enhance the texture and taste of dishes, offering a unique culinary approach.
Three mistaken passengers return after accidental voyage on Ontario
Near a Boston harbor last evening two women and a man, not knowing the ship had departed, were carried a half mile toward Norfolk before realizing they were not bound for Northern avenue. Captain Bond ordered their return, and the trio reached the pier homeward after the Ontario reversed course.
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Norfolk
Baltimore
Merchants and Miners Line
Ontario
South
Boston
Northern Avenue
William J. Bond
Disabled steamer Waxahachie bound for Boston in tow
The American steamship Waxahachie of the Shipping Board freighters is expected to reach Boston harbor today in tow of the British steamer Niceto de Larrinaga after engines failed and wireless calls for help went out. The Niceto de Larrinaga commander informed the navy yard that Boston is the nearest port and the course was set for here.
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Shipping Board
Boston Harbor
Niceto de Larrinaga
Navy Yard
Boston
Edwards and Buck Honored by Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Major-General Edwards and Brigadier-General Buck are elected honorary members of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts. The advisory board lauds Edwards for distinguished leadership of the 26th Division and Buck for valor in France and service during the 1914 1915 preparedness movement.
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Edwards
Beaumont B. Buck
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Massachusetts
King George of
London
Commonwealth
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
New England
France
National Guard of
Spanish War Vet Daniel Logue Dies in Lawrence
Lawrence, Oct. 21 Daniel Logue, Spanish War veteran and once a leading local politician, died at his home after a yearlong illness. Born in Lawrence 42 years ago, he served two years on the Common Council, one year as an alderman, and four years as a library trustee.
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Lawrence
Bernard Logue
Daniel Logue
Lexington Street
Mr. Logue
Old Common Council
Lion's Mouse Serial Coming to Boston Sunday Post Magazine
The Lion's Mouse, a captivating serial by C. N. and A. M. Williamson, begins in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The duo are noted for up to the minute fiction and are highly praised for this featured story.
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C. N
A. M. Williamson
Boston Sunday Post
Women urged to buy market baskets over silk hose
William Mather Lewis, director of the treasury savings division, told Daughters of the Nation at Boston University that American women pay too much attention to silk stockings and not enough to market baskets, in a talk on Americanization yesterday.
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William Mather Lewis
Savings Division of the Treasury
Daughters of the Nation
Boston University
Thrift and Patriotism Rally for American Savings
A speaker urges Americans to replace excessive flag worship with thrift. He cites charity dependence, rising consumption, and a shift from productive to consumer spending. He warns about profiteers and calls for careful buying saving regularly and sensible investments.
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America
Funeral services for Brookline fireman Mahan
Funeral services for Michael J. Mahan, a Brookline fireman killed when thrown from his apparatus, were held yesterday. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at St. Mary's Church of the Assumption with burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Michael J. Mahan
Brookline
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
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