Vast Riches In Fish Industry Explored
The seventh article in a series on major industries outlines a plan to move millions of pounds of fresh fish from Boston to markets in the West and South with government and railroad aid. Leaders say practical rail and market expansion could greatly increase U S fishing wealth and help curb living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New England
Chicago
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Boston Fish Pier
Haddock
Boston
Washington
United States
Acre
Gardner Poole
Commonwealth Ice & Storage Company
John C. Wheeler
Marine Department of the
Bay State Fishing Company
Mr. Poole
Cape Cod
Lowell
Harvard University
South Boston
Washington School
Historic Quincy Marker Presented by D A R
The Abigail Phillips Quincy Chapter D A R presented a marker marking Captain Wollaston’s 1625 trading post site on Black Creek Wollaston to the City of Quincy. Mrs Edward B Tenney spoke and Mayor Whiton accepted the gift as grandchildren John and Lois Pinkham unveiled the tablet. A school chorus sang and participants were invited to the Quincy homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollaston
Black Creek
Quincy
Abigale Phillips
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward 8. Tenney
Whiton
Ellen J. Pinkham
John
Lois Pinkham
Quincy Homestead
City OF
Black’s Creek
Abigail Phillips
Daughters of the American Revolution
Haddock Replaces Cod As New England Fisheries Hope for Expansion
Boston writers urge broad distribution of seafood to consumers nationwide. They cite haddock surpassing cod in volume, plan seaplane-assisted fishing reconnaissance, and seek federal support for a New England fisheries station and a Massachusetts college of fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
John C. Wheeler
The
Bay State Company
Haddock
Boston
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Lufkin
College of Fisheries
Massachusetts
John N. Cobb
University of Washington
Great Dental Examination Reaches 18000 Children in Boston
Seventy two dentists from the Guild of St Apollonia examined the mouths of 18000 parochial school children. The effort aims to identify those needing dental care who cannot afford it. A mobile bus will transport children from 35 schools to Forsyth Dental Infirmary for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Apollonia
Greater
Boston
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Forsyth
H. C. Hoye
Belmont
Joseph P. Manning
Beacon Street
Thomas J. Giblin
Dorchester
Guided cloth with her chin
Denver mother J. C. Teagarden has no arms yet sews garments for her newborn daughter’s hospital welcome. She guides the cloth under the needle with her chin, turning fabric into be-ribboned clothing crafted in love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
United News
J. C. Teagarden
Remarkable Thumb-To-Eyed Needlework by Arm-less Mrs Teagar
Mrs Teagar den, born without arms, stitched patterns by pressing with her chin and threading a sewing needle with her feet. The baby is reported normal.
Gibson Cartoon to Reappear in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
Another Gibson drawing by Charles Dana Gibson will be reproduced in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine, showcasing the famed pen and ink master’s work in a preserved period illustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dana Gibson
Boston Sunday Post
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Loak Company
He Polo Coat Company of Washing
Tom Street
Fifth Avenue
New York, N. Y
Lord Salisbury
American Tobacco Company
Ill Fern Ave
New York City
BY Theodore EB. Hedlund
N. E
D.A.R
Bis Og
Lee
Peas
Cally
Germany
Japan
America
United States Navy Department
Seek College of Fisheries
H. P
Studebaker
Commonwealth Avenue
Mass
Back Bay
Gibson
Bovinine
Agsinet
Lars Blades
Star Cru
STEEL
Briccs
Msarta Ra
C.a.briggs Company
Cambridge Mass
Tine
Dayton Tireco
Beacon St
GEO. R. Fuller Co
Bromfield Srt
Parkhart
Mr. Ashelman
Goders Ead
H. P. Clearwater
W Street
Hallowell
Maine
Grove’s
L. B. GQ
Kotalko
J. J. Brittain, Inc
New York
N. Y
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