Local Paper Calls for Young Women to Cook
A satirical notice in the Boston Transcript mocks recruitment language by claiming the line Prefer Em Raw. Local Paper Wanted young women to cook and jokes that the women resemble edible fare.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
8
A satirical notice in the Boston Transcript mocks recruitment language by claiming the line Prefer Em Raw. Local Paper Wanted young women to cook and jokes that the women resemble edible fare.
A doctor consoles a distressed patient in a dramatic Paris setting as the medical consultation unfolds. The exchange highlights the tension between urgency and careful diagnosis amid the hospital atmosphere.
Memorial Day events centered at the cemetery beside the birch tree. The program opened with Ives Band performances and prayers by Rev. Ralph M. Harper and Chaplain Asa M. Capen. Speeches by Amos L. Barnes and Hon. E. C. R. Bagley, plus veterans’ decorating of the Maine Memorial and World War Veterans tablet.
A procession honored gold star mothers with several attendees in automobiles led by Mrs. Miller Mrs. Nickerson Mrs. McCormack and Mrs. Rowe. Mrs. Richardson was represented by her husband and a lunch was tendered with a committee chaired by Miss Annie F McGilli cuddy and including numerous volunteers.
Mr Bagley urges Memorial Day observances as a day of reverence and service not celebration. He calls for closing theatres and postponing sports to honor fallen heroes and decorate graves in the nation’s eternal camping-ground.
Memorial Sunday service scheduled for May 29 at 3 30 p m at the American Legion Hall. Commander Richard R Flynn will give introductory remarks with assembling of colors and a Star Spangled Banner sing along. Rev Ralph M Harper leads the choir and an oration follows, with reading of the Honor Roll.
Beautifully illustrated travel booklet guides readers to destinations such as Falls on the St. Lawrence River, Ste. Anne de Beaupre, the Great Lakes, Nova Scotia, and mountain regions in Colorado and California. Lists costs and locations, offered by the COLPITS- rouRIST COMPANY of Boston for summer travel information.
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