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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1917

Page

11

Organized Purchasing Urged To Meet War Needs

Atlantic City NJ September 18 Speakers urged a full government reorganization of purchasing. The War Industries Board was faulted for lacking authority and a new department like Britain s ministry of munitions was proposed by Waddill Catchings. Secretaries Baker and Lane urged maximum business cooperation and sacrifices for the war effort.

Atlantic City N. J War Industries Board Ministry of Munitions Waddill Catchings New York Catchings Council of National Defence Chamber of Commerce of United States Baker Lane America

Mrs Flora E Barry celebrates 81st birthday in Boston

Flora E Barry rises at 6 AM and spends the day preparing for guests as she marks her eighty first birthday. A former Boston singer and vocal teacher she will sing for guests at 124 Chandler Street South End this afternoon. Her career included leading contralto at Trinity Church and tours with opera groups and oratorio. Dame Lillian Nordica was one of her notable pupils.

Flora E. Barry Barry Boston Chandler Street South End

FourYearOld Girl Burned Near Roslindale Bonfire

Edna Nelson a four year old girl in Roslindale was severely burned after stepping toward a bonfire while watching friends. A passerby grabbed her and rolled her in grass to extinguish flames. she ran home to 41 Nikisch Street as frightened onlookers watched.

Edna Nelson Roslindale Nikisch Street Edna

Earn Money Knitting at Home Hosiery Work Ad

Many women can earn $1 to $2 per day knitting hosiery at home using Auto-Knitters. The work is pleasant, easily learned, and provides steady employment year round. Write to Atto-Knitter Hosiery Co Inc Desk 8 D 147 Franklin St Buffalo NY with a 2c stamp if more workers are needed at once.

Atto-Knitter Hostery Co., Inc Franklin St Buffalo

Letters on women and courtship from a 1910s page

A "Dear Sisters" column features readers debating female inferiority, marriage, and independence. Letters include a man’s perspective on how women treat handicaps, a woman urging patience in love, a cantankerous tale of suitors, and advice on independence, study, and working with Red Cross.

Cape of Storms Poem Rises to Good Hope

Poem traces early voyages by Bartholomew Diaz and Da Gama, comparing the Cape of Storms to future triumphs. It honors exploration and the onward gaze toward a “Good Hope” a rising star over daunting seas, urging perseverance through tempests toward new lands.

Bartholomew Diaz Africa Bold da Gama Good Hope

Leftover Meat Pie With Tomato and Cod

Recipe for using beef scraps with tomato and cod layered with potatoes and meat. Ingredients include beef, pepper, onion, tomatoes, cod, butter, flour, stock, parsley and pie crust. Mrs A W Jasmin Worcester provides the method and address.

A. W. Jasmin Piedmont Street Worcester

Songs of Sunshine by the Benz Town Bard features 1917 fashion notes

In this column the Benz Town Bard outlines spring fashion trends of 1917. The piece notes deer brown shades for winter trims, button counts for suits, plain fabrics with matching checks, and a wool brocade novelty weave. It highlights satin skirts, crystal glove fastenings, semi fitting waists, and Chinese inspired wool embroideries with elbow length sleeves.

Death takes F G Dickey longtime newspaper man

Frank G. Dickey a veteran journalist long associated with the New England AP and later the Boston AP bureau died at his Charlestown home. Born in Milford New Hampshire in 1852 he earlier served as night editor for the NEAP and remained with the Boston bureau until retirement. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.

Boston Red Cross Arthur Sullivan Frank G. Dickey Charlestown Mr. Dickey Milford N. H New England Associated Press Associated Press Dickey

Fund Raised for 101st Regiment Infantry Members

A report by treasurer J. H. O'Neil shows total aid of 41 268 raised for the 101st Regiment Infantry U S A with 883 more collected since the last tally. The ledger lists donors including Edward F O Shea M Diveecessecee 5 William 3 Daly, D M Discesvesese 10 Joseph MByAGId 5, and many others with varied small gifts totaling the current sum.

101St Regiment Infantry J. H. O'Neil Edward F. O'Shea William Daly D. M. Discesvesese Joseph Seeere Ee Menkiddy Bigrog Ova Sacatenate Wiliam Te “Drohan Burkes Cerraccovesceve Cesvo Ueccs Pleeger Richard Fore Richard Dana Skirmer W. B. Buckminster Collins & Corriveau Thomas F. Mackey L. H. Peters John J. Whazpatrick William A. Tarby J. L. Hodgdon Michael Rowan Joesph BH. Breen J. Curley Tuwceersus Vovcccoes le de Bocs J. J. Sullivans Souceve T.H. Rgoarned Scenic Sodavsesvnesees Cc. R. McLaughlin TL. Hundlet W.K. Clarence Eceure Seecesesscvese Waward Fy Dowds O James Robert Galtonstall S. A. MacDonnell George R. Nutter

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