End of Milk War Hopes For Compromise Leaders Say
Milk Producers Association officers see an end to the milk war after H P Hood & Sons proposed a compromise. Farmers asked 60 cents per can. Hood offered 68 cents per 1 2 quart to plant and 49 cents per 1 1 2 quarts at the city track. Farmers have until Nov 1 to accept. The deal aims to spur other dealers to follow with similar terms.
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Milk Producers ‘Association
Last Wiek
H. PF. Hood & Sons Milk Company
Boston
Hood Company
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Thtood Company
Farmers’ Organization
Milk Producers Plan Confers With Hood Company
Richard F. Pattee secretary of the Milk Producers' Association said the plan will be acceptable to Hood and that technical details will be worked out in conference with Hood. No serious difficulties are anticipated.
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Cept
Richard F. Pattee
The
Milk Producers’ Association
Hood Company
Hood
Eight Hour Day Rational Debate At Public Health Meeting
Dr. Frederick S. Lee of Columbia University argues that reducing the workday to eight hours boosts both output and quality. He spoke at the American Public Health Association meeting in Cincinnati Ohio on October 2.
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Cincinnati
Frederick S. Lee
Columbia University
New York City
American Public Health Association
Effigy Burned During Haverhill Riot Trial Testimony
In Lawrence on October 25 testimony described a crowd of 5000 at Haverhill City Hall April 3 burning an effigy with the slogan Down with Free Speech. Evidence includes damage to harbor offices, a stolen flag, and a 150 pound draw key hurled into the river as Mayor Bartlett and four others face riot suppression charges.
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Lawrence
Haverhill
Albert L. Bartlett
Thomas E. Leyden
Somerville
John C. Gilmartin
Eilwin Chase
Chase
Bradford Bridge
George Childs
Gilmartin
Haverhill rioting testimony and Fuller endorsement
Witness Percy Spofford described an effigy burning and rioters rushing the streets with an American flag as militiamen stood by. John R. Gordon testified to 17 fire alarms, mostly false, while George W. Lee recalled police clashes and a missing response to Bridgman’s injury. Peter W. Collins announced support for Alvan T. Fuller in the ninth district against Ernest W. Roberts, praising Fuller's patriotism and rise from the ranks.
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Percy Spofford
Haverhill
Will
Spofford
Fred F. Flynn
Flynn
Mr. Flynn
Amazeen
Postotice
George W. Lee
Bridgman
Lee
Mr. Peters
Hoyt
Leyden
Harry Reed
Alderman Hoyt
James E. Chase
Police
Charlie
Chass
Alderman Cook
Peter W. Collins
Chelsea
Roberts
Alvan T. Fuller
Ninth
Fuller
Congress
Massachusetts
Ernest W. Roberts
Naval Committee
Washington
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Mother of Four
Mrs T F Cloyd of Lincoln Illinois describes ten years of benefit from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites improved health during a difficult pregnancy birth of a daughter weighing 14 pounds and rapid recovery. She notes similar results for her mother and other pregnancies and urges expectant mothers to trust the remedy.
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Lincoln
Ilinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. F. Cloyd
North Gulick Ave
Decatur
Four More Die of Infantile Paralysis In City and State
State and city health departments report four infantile paralysis deaths and 29 new cases. Victims include three to four year olds from Wakefield and Beverly, with names Antonio Pizzato 3 Wiley place Querine Recitelli 2 Water street Hilda F Carter 4 Union street Beverly and Isabelle Peloquin 2 Grave street Beverly.
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Wakefield
Antonio Pizzato
Wiley Place
Querine Recitelli
Water Street
Hilda F. Carter
Union Street
Beverly
Isabelle Peloquin
Grave Street
Harris daughters wed in Brockton double ceremony
In St. Pauls Episcopal Church Brockton, Miss Louise Childon Harris married Councilman John B. Rapp and Miss Grace Howland Harris wed William H. Cary. The Rev. David R. Matthews officiated at both ceremonies, drawing Boston and Brockton society attendance.
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Brockton
Boston
Twine Company Announces 5 to 10 Percent Wage Increase
The American Net and Twine Company yesterday announced a general rise in wages of 5 to 10 percent for all factory operatives in East Cambridge. A 5 percent weekly bonus is also offered to full time workers who clock a 54 hour week.
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Net and Twine Company
East Cambridge
Woman Recluse Found Dead in South Boston Flat
Elizabeth Church a 60 year old widow was found dead in bed at 4 30 yesterday afternoon in her tenement on the third floor rear at 46 West Third street South Boston where she had lived alone for years. She had not been seen by neighbors since Sunday.
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Elizabeth Church
West Third Street
Boston
Banished Desire for Tobacco Promises Simple Home Recipe
John Miller of Waverly Kansas claims a home mix banished his tobacco craving after 20 years. He recommends dissolving muriate of ammonia, Varlex Compound, and pepsin in water and taking a teaspoonful thrice daily, noting the mixture has no color or smell and can be added to tea or food.
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John Miller
Waverly
Kas
Miller
Boy Runs Away Twice in Three Days and Is Broke
Robert H. Ring, 11, of 1446 Commonwealth Avenue Allston, ran away twice in three days seeking his own living. He returned home last night with $6 on departure and none on return, found by Allston police.
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Robert H. Ring
Commonwealth Avenue
Allston
Great Way to Blaze Lights Up Salem Tonight
Salem plans a lighting event with 50 arc lamps along the business district. Mayor Benson will press the switch to illuminate the new display and lead city officials on a tour of the illuminated area.
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Salem
Benson
Wreckage on Rersdale Island Linked to German Warship
Wreckage washed ashore on Rersdale Island near Copenhagen is identified as from a German warship. Ekstabladet reports an investigation found large sections of the after part of the ship among the debris.
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Copenhagen
London
Rersdale Island
Ekstabladet
Sargol: A Claimed Fattening Remedy Promises Quick Gains
An article touts Sargol as a safe inexpensive treatment to boost digestion and fat absorption. It claims users gain 10 to 20 pounds of solid flesh by improving how the stomach and intestines process food, with a money-back guarantee from druggists.
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