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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1917
Page
11
Atlantic City N J Sept 25 A nation wide thrift campaign was urged at the American Bankers Association convention. Delegates said the savings must be tripled to back credit and win the war, stressing increased personal saving as essential for democracy and victory.
George E. Edwards argues for war finance from national savings. He says Americans can save about eight billion dollars yearly, but more funds are needed, urging thrift education in schools, workplaces, homes, and churches to sustain bonds. He notes living costs rise and warns against luxuries while promoting prudent spending. Public opinion on merging trust firms with the Federal Reserve remains divided.
The autopsy on Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham wife of the Louisville former mayor was carried out in Wilmington North Carolina by Dr. Charles Norris head of Bellevue laboratories New York. Vital organs were removed for tests and final results will take several days.
Creamed lobster uses milk butter flour salt cayenne and diced lobster simmer ten minutes then serve on toast. Lobster stew combines cream sauce with lobster, butter, Worcestershire, curry powder, salt, and pepper served on toasted bread. Mrs H M Femell 220 Lexington St Hast Boston labeled.
Two Medford men, Herbert Place and James W. Roberton, were injured when a light car collided with a delivery truck at Dinargville near Camp Devens. Place suffered internal injuries and broken ribs. Roberton had contusions and lacerations. Both were treated at Pleasant street clinic before Place was hospitalized.
Practical tips from Windsor Vermont reader Mrs. O N Jenne include ripening tomatoes in paper bags on top kitchen shelves, using wood alcohol to remove putty stains, souring milk with a tablespoon of vinegar for doughnuts or rolls, and tenderizing tough meat with vinegar.
A fragmentary lyric scene shows a woman awaiting a meek man who calls her real while she replies with DOWN with a strong emotional charge. The text centers on tension between two figures named Eddie and the unnamed woman.
The Minnesota Public Safety Commission asks the U S Senate to expel Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin accusing him of a disloyal and seditious address at a Non-Partisan League convention in St Paul. The commission also referred the conduct at the meeting to the U S district attorney for possible federal prosecutions.
Many women can earn $1 to $2 or more daily knitting hosiery using Auto-Knitters at home. The job is pleasant, easily learned, and provides year round steady employment. Send a 2c stamp to Auto Knitter Hosiery Co Inc Desk 8 D 147 Franklin St Buffalo NY for details and enrollment.
A verse praising light as guidance through hills and valleys. It comforts with love adorning every path, whether morning or night, urging a heart that sings toward hopeful skies.
The column notes very large collars on new fur coats with red and rose shades blended with gray. Backs of blouses gain interest alongside fronts, dresses show narrow braid, black satin pairs with gray facings, and white fur crowns appear on the latest hats.
Isi dore Piligrin of Weir Village was arrested on a charge of unlawfully bringing liquor into Taunton a no license district. The defendant allegedly secured eight bottles of gin in Providence on Sept. 10 and had it shipped to Taunton in violation of the bone dry law.
This poem by Douglas Malloch laments forest life and longing, contrasting the hate of trees with a dream trail along rivers and streams. The speaker bonds with timber work yet yearns for a single cherished path toward a distant beloved.
The Boston Equal Suffrage Association with the Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association launches a state campaign to secure equal pay for women taking men's war duties. A survey of Boston businesses finds broad support. Endicott Johnson and Filene's Sons Company endorse equal pay for equal work where the merit is the same.
The committee led by Mrs Wenona O Pinkham states the campaign intends not only to prevent the … from proceeding but also to secure broader support.
The trial day for Harriet A. Varney, charged with the murder of Mrs. Pauline A. Keyes of Brookline, will be fixed Saturday after a meeting in Boston among counsel for Varney, District Attorney Frederick G. Katzman, and Chief Justice John A. Aiken.
Captain William R. Rush and Captain Albert L. Key visited Portsmouth navy yard yesterday and paid respects to Admiral Boush the new yard commandant. They also called on Lieutenant-Commander Thomas Mott Osborne who runs the naval prison.
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