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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1917

Page

10

Congress Moves Toward War Resolution Action

Senate plans a 10 am start to debate and vote on the war resolution with a continuous session. Leaders urge all members to attend as House measures and financing plans await, with debate over potential taxation and bond funding and quick committee action possible..s

la Follette Foreign Relations Committee Senate Martin Gallinger Foreign Affairs Committee Rules Committee House Congress Ways and Means Kitchin

Freezone promises painless corn removal with drops

An advertorial note touts Freezone a ether-based remedy from Cincinnati that relieves corn pain instantly, then loosens and lifts the corn or callus with a few drops. It claims no irritation and urges women to keep the product on hand for aching corns.

Cincinnati

Taft Hails Wilson Policy Endorsing War Steps

Former President William Howard Taft commends President Wilson’s address as a strong historical statement advocating rapid declaration of war. He supports universal military service and a close alliance with England France Russia and their allies to defeat Prussian militarism and promote liberty.

New Haven Conn William Hart Wilson United States England Franece Russia France Italy Prussia Germany House of Hlohenzollern Junkerdom

German Protest Aimed at Neutral States

Berlin plans to send a formal protest to neutrals over the anticipated American declaration of war with Germany. The move seeks to influence South American republics by denouncing President Wilson's policy as a threat to neutrality in Central and South America.

London Amsterdam Berlin Germany Wilson Central South America

Wilson cheered in House of Commons address

In Hons House of Commons a storm of applause followed mention of President Wilsons address to Congress. Henry Dalziel asked Bonar Law about American war decision info. Bonar Law said a Washington telegram indicated Wilsons speech was well received and approval was expected.

Home Guard Bill Aimed To Start In State Service

The measure limits eligibility to citizens over 35 and married men under that age for the home guard to be used only in war within the State. Pay matches militia rates, with full strength listed as £ 00. A companion bill seeks higher pay for National Guardsmen in federal service and aid for dependents, with officials debating costs and fairness.

Home Guard Legislative Committee On Curley National Guard Flynn Henry KB. Indicott Public Service Committee Hills State Aid and Pensions Lindicott

Dwelling Place of Light and Lady in Distress Profiles

The piece previews stories by Winston Churchill and George Randolph Chester, highlighting the theme of intelligent women facing modern career dilemmas and romance. It spotlights Miss Linnett Merridell in the Lady in Distress and introduces His Daughter and Cinema Murder with Oppenheim, inviting readers to read the April Hearst's.

Janet Ditmar Winston Churchill America J. Rufus Wallingford Blacky Daw Cordelia Blossom George Randolph Chester Miss Linnett Merridell Lady In Distress Frederick Dayton Harvard Gouverneur Morris Mr. Morris London New York E. Phillips Oppenheim

Five Short Stories Featured in This Week’s Star Articles

The Star previews Rupert Hughes Though the Ravens Fall Arthur Stringer The Plant of the Blue Pear Will Levington Comfort The Shielding Wing Robert W Chambers The Dementia of Mr Smith Cosmo Hamilton The Turning Point highlighting varied narratives and authors in the current feature.

Rupert Hughes Arthur Stringer Will Levington Comfort Robert W. Chambers Mr. Smith Cosmo Hamilton

American Killed in U Boat Raid And Rescue Drift

Two U boat attacks left 110 missing from the Trevose and Alnwick Castle as lifeboats separated. Survivors from the Trevose and Alnwick Castle arrived aboard the Venezia after four days adrift. one American, home in Newport News, died.

Port Albany Cole Jenkins Newport News Stanley West Hartlepool Pyman Steamship Company Alnwick Castle Venezia Fabre Line Newcastle England Alexandria Egypt George Grey Steward South Shields Grey

Only American on Stanley Identified

Newport News Virginia April 3 Frank Burns a white fireman of Newport News was the only American on the British steamer Stanley according to available British shipping records here.

Newport News Frank Burns Stanley

US Ambassador Reports Devastation in German-Evacuated Zone

Paris April 3 United States Ambassador Sharp accompanying Captain Carl Boyd described extensive destruction in Chaulny Ham and Roye as they toured about 200 miles and 20 villages. Bridges canals and farmhouses were ruined with many villages reduced to walls and scattered debris, indicating wanton destruction beyond military needs.

Paris United States Sharp Washington Chaulny Ham Roye State Department Carl Boyd The Marne

British Premier to Discuss U S Action in War Debate

London April 3 It is understood that Premier Lloyd George plans to attend the House of Commons session to reference the entry of the United States into the war when congressional debate warrants such action.

London Lloyd George House of Commons United States

Sinking Claim By Germans Dismissed As Invention

London reports an official statement calling Berlin's claim that an 18000-ton British auxiliary cruiser was sunk in March "the usual pure invention" and dismissing it as false.

London Berlin

Take Salts to Flush Kidneys Review

An advertorial urging meat eaters to flush kidneys with four ounces of Salts daily, claiming it neutralizes dietary acids and cures sluggish kidneys. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon juice lithia drink, marketed as inexpensive and harmless for bladder issues.

Autos Get Equipment for Second Springfield Troops

Motor trucks head from this city to Framingham to deliver necessary gear and warm clothing for the Second Regiment. Guardsmen patrolling the western state lack overcoats and woolen garments and endure days without shelter, voicing discomfort in their thin cotton uniforms.

Springfield Lramingham

Mobilization Move Freezes Logistics for Western Massachusetts Guards

Mayor Stacy and city leaders allocated street department trucks to Colonel William C. Hayes to move troops and supplies. Citizens donate cars while transports idle on the Mexican border await shipment. medical officers report good health among guardsmen and note long absences from home armories. Tomorrow ends a grace period for mobilization noncompliers with desertion penalties looming.

Stacy Street Department William C. Hayes Framingham Department of the South National Guard Massachusetts Berkshire Hills Pacific Coast Oklahoma Southwest Menxican

Americans In Belgium Safe Amid Relief Efforts

London reports that most members of the American Commission for Relief in Belgium have moved to Switzerland or are en route there. A few remain for two weeks to guard sensitive information, including Maurice Tate Charles Carstairs Francis Wickes J H Stone James Dangerfield and Julius A Van Hee. Assistant Director Grey keeps three accountants to aid in transferring work to neutral successors. The London office assures no safety concerns regarding these men.

London Gray American Commission For Relief Belgium Switzerland Brand Whitlock Berne Brussels Maurice Tate Charles Carstairs Francis*. Wickes J. H. Stone James Dangerfield Julius A. van Hee Grey

Colonel Corn Promotes Tin Patriotism in West Sunday Post

A full-page comis feature in the West Sunday Post showcases Colonel Corn advocating tin patriotism while facing interference from Sam, highlighting regional culture and local humor.

Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure

An advertising blurb extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming easy cheap hair improvement. It promises rapid shine and volume within minutes and two weeks to new growth. The product is touted as a sure hair grower and dandruff destroyer with a simple application method.

Knowlton

Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Benefits and Application

Plain cocoanut oil pure and greaseless makes an effective shampoo. It avoids alkali in soaps which dries scalp and damages hair. Apply with water to create rich lather, rinse easily, remove dust and oil, leaving hair silky and easy to manage. Economical and available at drug stores.

Woolen Mill Owner Robert Bleakie Dies at 84

Robert Bleakie, prominent Hyde Park wool manufacturer and president of Hyde Park Savings Bank, died at his Hyde Park home. Born in 1883 near Glasgow, he began as a weaver, later becoming overseer in Providence, then forming Robert Bleakie & Co. in 1876. He helped develop Hyde Park after settling there in 1878.

Robert Bleakie Hyde Park Hyde Park Savings Bank Sunnyside Street Mr. Bleakie Glasgow Scotland Amesbury Manufacturing Company New England Providence

Aztec survivors reach Paris on embassy cable

Ambassador Sharp cabled that Captain O'Brien of the torpedoed American steamer Aztec and Lieutenant Gresham who commanded twelve bluejackets aboard the vessel arrived tonight in Paris.

Washington Ambassador Sharp State Department O’brien Aztec Gresham Paris

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