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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1918

Page

9

Praise for Army Morals in France Highlight Civil Support

Dr Charles S Macfarland returned from a Western Front tour for the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America praising American troops in France. He said civilian aid from Red Cross YMCA Knights of Columbus and other groups improves soldiers lives and earns goodwill from French and Allied forces.

Knights of Columbus Charles 8. Macfarland Western Front Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Red Cross France America Mascfarland

Newton Newkirk War Garden Crop Report Preview

Newton Newkirk’s first and only war garden crop report will be published in next Sunday’s Boston Post.

Newton Newkirk Boston Post

Grants Raise to Low Paid Firemen

Boston Mayor announces a three month probation then advance to 1100 for the lowest paid firemen, with 1000 earners moved to 1100. He cites budget limits and war costs, warns a strike would close schools theatres and hotels, and notes progress on higher grade pay later. Fire Commissioner Grady vows protection and possible state guard support if a strike occurs.

T. G. Spellacy National Association of Fire Fighters Boston Finance Commission Boston Firemen Grady Fire Department Home Guard

Russell Fire Club Ratifies Strike Action in Boston Meeting

More than 500 members of the Russell Fire Club, Boston city firemen’s union, held a meeting at 694 Washington Street last night and ratified the action demanding a dollar a day raise.

John W. Godbold East Boston Russell Club Thomas G. Spellacy International Association of Fire Fighters Peters Post Wage Committee Spellacy Boston Fire Alarm Branch Department Electrical Workers’ Local 104 Russell Fire Club City Firemen’s Union of Boston Washington Street

Cornmeal use urged to aid war food conservation

The food administration bulletin urges greater cornmeal use by housewives and bakers for two to three weeks to conserve food. It notes cornmeal is ample and cheaper than other cereals and offers recipes including corn bread cornmeal biscuits corn crisps and custard corn cake with simple steps and ingredients.

The Food Administration Commonwealth State House

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