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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1920
Page
7
Extracts from Czarina letters to the Czar reveal wartime distress and personal losses during 1914. The public release of genuine government archive letters shows the empress regretting casualties and prolongation of the war, contrasting palace wealth with suffering.
A lengthy wartime missive notes heavy casualties and prisoners, with references to Tsarist leaders and nobles. It describes hospital scenes, operations, and the spread of anxious news from Kharkov and Warsaw. Names include Nicholaievitch, Boris Vladimirovitch, and Eugenie of Oldenburg.
Members of the American Legion Associate Branch led by Miss Dorothy Forbes will meet Tuesday night at the Red Cross rooms 180 Berkeley Street to discuss several projects including the opening of an employment bureau for men and girls and to seek public cooperation.
Rabbi Harry Levi urged urgent relief for starving men and women in Europe during his Passover sermon on hunger at Temple Israel on Commonwealth Avenue.
Copenhagen reports the general strike over Premier Zahle’s resignation ending after a King called meeting of Rigsdag chairmen. They agreed elections should await a new electoral law, with Premier Liebe indicating retirement and Friis to form a cabinet as negotiations for electoral reform begin immediately.
The Boston Work Horse Relief Association will hold its annual Memorial Day parade in the forenoon on May 30. A special class allows old horses in service ten years or more with no entry fee. entries close May 1. Entries from within 15 miles of Boston accepted. circulars and blanks at 15 Beacon Street or by mail.
The event will feature an illustrated lecture on Raphael. Baron Gustavo D'Rosa the Italian consul in Boston will attend and speak.
Dr. Joseph A. D. Jaques, 42, a well known Marlboro physician, died suddenly this morning likely from heart failure according to local reports.
An ad style article explains a film on teeth causing discoloration and decay and presents Pepsodent toothpaste as the solution. It describes a film coating that resists brushing, tartar formation, and germ buildup, and cites scientists and dentists endorsing the product for daily use to dissolve the film and prevent decay.
Four delegates at large and six district delegates will be elected to the Republican national convention in Rhode Island. Delegates are expected to be uninstructed with no first choice named. Governor Beeckman leads the slate, with Ambrose Kennedy chairing and Simeon O Fess among speakers. Senator Colt and Beeckman also slated to speak.
Carlton M. Bailey of Livermore Falls is claimed as the youngest selectman in Maine this year at 25. A Livermore Falls native, he earned the honor at the recent town meeting.
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