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Newspaper

Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

2

Coast Guard Women unit hosts meeting and plans sale

The Portsmouth Unit of the League of Coast Guard Women held a Tuesday gathering at Miss Ethel L. Foss’s Gosling Road home. President Mrs. John Gi. Cole led routine business and a tuna-raising discussion. A food sale at Hampton Beach in July was approved to fund a Coast Guard World Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery, with half proceeds supporting the project and the rest used for parade duties.

Portsmouth Coast Guard Ethel L. Foss Gosling Road Misa ‘Foss Hampton’ Beach Jasper Myers Mampton T. BR. Sterling J. EB. Rowan Erectington National Cemetery Thase Coast-Guard Arlington. National Cemetery Coast : Guard B Hampton

Freckles Remedy Ad Offers Free Trial Guarantee

An old advertisement touts a freckle remedy in exchange for no payment if freckles persist. It promotes Othine Double Strength and Othine Complexion Soaps as a system, claiming a clear complexion with minimal cost and effort.

Sam- Alexion

Woman in Bricklayers Union Earns Membership Card

Mrs. Edward Bailey of Chicago is believed the sole woman in the country to hold a union membership card. She earned the distinction during cornerstone laying exercises for a "better homes" house built by the Chicago Federation of Women's Organizations.

Edward §. Bailey Chicago Bricklayers Union Chicago Federation

Consolidation of coal mining urged at national meeting

Robert E. Cassatt, Philadelphia banker, told the National Coal Association convention in Chicago that consolidation of coal mining firms would cut overhead and distribution costs, reduce destructive competition, and enable economies in purchasing and labor. He cautioned against monopoly but argued large firms gain financial strength, power to modernize machinery, and flexibility to regulate production and payroll as needed.

Associated Press Chicago Robert.e. Cassatt Phildelphia National Coal Association Cassatt Weld Ar. Cassatt Trimeda Panll Whsen

Crop conditions below average in several states on June 1

The June 1 crop report shows Vermont at 102.0 percent above average while New Hampshire 99.4 percent and Rhode Island 95.0 percent indicate near or below average. Connecticut 26.4 percent and Maine 95.2 percent mark wide contrasts with overall U S conditions at 94.1 percent.

Washington Jung Itz Vermont Eastand Sinie New ~ Hampshire Rhode Island Bureau Lof Agricultural Economics Department of Agriculture Connecticut Malnn Bay

Submarine Base to Have Baseball Team

The submarine base at the new yard plans a baseball team with rapid progress. Two game schedules exist for Sunday and the following Sunday. Sailors at the base show potential to form a strong squad.

Newy Yard Sundiay

National Rifle Matches Team From Citizens Military Camps

Major General Brewster received authority to send a rifle team from Citizens Military Training Camps in the Corps Area to Camp Perry Ohio. Fifteen top marksmen will represent New England in the Nationals with all expenses paid and government guests. The Corps Area team previously placed second at Camp Perry and aims to win first this year.

Brewster Washington Camp Perry Ohio C. M. T. Campe New England C. I D.C C.mp. Perry

Fragments From Foochow Fire Scare Report

Disjointed charges link human shaped arson to a demonized entity causing three major fires in Foochow. Allegations claim a large white cat in disguise fought two felines atop an o shop roof and fell into a well, with clerks killing it, later revealed as a harethrad spirit seeking retaliation at the guild hall.

Foochow Aly Mure

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