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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1919
Page
12
Reach Murmansk Archangel April 10 AP reports American cruisers Galveston and Chester carrying engineer troops and Brigadier General W P Richardson new commander of American forces in north Russia arrive at Murmansk Tuesday.
Dr Edwards 17 years a physician promotes Olive Tablets as calomel substitutes. The sugar coated olive colored pills soothe the bowels and liver without griping. Take one or two at bedtime for pleasant relief. 25c per box, all druggists.
Colonel Edward L. Logan of Boston's Own 101st Infantry presented prizes at Boston Latin School drill at East Armory Newton Street. A $250 donation by Max E. Wyzanski funds an annual Colonel Edward L. Logan Prize for top drill and arms. Logan recalled his cadet days and urged high school training.
The speaker urged cadets to pursue training as the best preparation for military service and to engage with a State organization. He emphasized active participation beyond mere interest, encouraging cadets to join a state group to strengthen service readiness.
A fifty six year old tonic Father John's Medicine is touted as a safe non alcoholic food supplement that strengthens the system during spring and bad weather. It claims to supply nourishment for children and the elderly and to convert nourishment to new flesh and energy while resisting disease.
Colonel Logan awarded prizes to captains and lieutenants for drill and field music as 800 cadets competed. First battalion honors went to Captain Paul J Wenners with Lieutenants Schlosberg and Alexander. second battalion to Captain Hartwell Pond. third to Captain Sherman Clough. Individual drill and manual of arms prizes went to Downey, Lordan, Simmons, Doran, Kozol, Rogers, Levine, Murray, Grey, and Sullivan. Field music prizes went to Finn and Lynon. Colonel recalled his own cadet days at Boston Latin and urged continued training through the National Guard.
After nineteen months overseas, Colonel Logan urges cadets to stay engaged in military drills and join state organizations. He reflects on wartime service, hopes for no more wars, and credits the training here for duty. Prizes are awarded as cadets sing To the Colors and salute.
A Louisiana Jim led group billed as the snappiest dinner and dance entertainers in town plays the main floor at the Hotel Westminster in Copley Square from seven to twelve.
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