Russians threaten Poland in Galicia near Lemberg
Paris dispatch reports Pavlenko’s Ukrainian officer force pushing into Galicia to seize Lemberg. Paderewski keeps 50 miles of Przemysl–Lemberg railroad open with armored trains and patrols while socialists question his strength. Pavlenko shells the city under peace commission scrutiny.
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Przemysl
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Paris
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Villa
Columbus
N. M
Mars
The Real Pavlenko and His 40,000 Strong Army
The Russian Pavlenko behind Paderewski’s rival bid commands about 40,000 troops formed from officers and professional soldiers. He exploited Ukrainian, Galician oil and wartime reserves to sustain his fighting force amid postwar chaos, contrasting with Pancho Villa’s former influence and Wilson’s stance.
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Germany
Austria
Pancho Villa
Wilson
Vilka
Paderewski
Pavienko
Ukrainia
Ectviletrife
Change of Life Help From Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
Mrs. Alexie C Nangle of Galatia Illinois credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving hot flashes dizziness dull pain and fatigue after years of suffering. The ad cites repeated physician visits and urges others to try the remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Alexie C
Nangle
Galatia
Beautifiers to Cost More
Washington in April announces a new war tax on beauty and drug products effective May 1. Prices on perfumes essences extracts toilet waters cosmetics petroleum jellies hair oils pomades and related preparations will rise by one cent for every 25 cents of cost. Proprietary medicines with secret formulas are taxed similarly. Revenue officials will allow stamps to be affixed by manufacturers or importers as agents of retailers where practicable. Vaccines and bacterines not advertised are exempt as are medicines not advertised by a physician.
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Washington
Drew Leaves All to Wife in Unspecified Will
The will of actor Sidney Drew was written on note paper and leaves all his property to his wife for her disposal. The estate value was not disclosed.
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New York
Sidney Drew
Olive Tablets Claim to Curb Indigestion and Liver Ailments
Advertised as a vegetable compound that awakens the liver and restores bowels, Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are pitched as a gentler replacement for calomel. The ad promises relief from bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, and fatigue with a nightly dose, priced 10 or 25 cents per box.
Basque Suite Sparkles at Boston Symphony in Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Henri Rabaud offered the New York premiere of Raoul Laparra’s Basque inspired suite including Towards the Church and The Pelote Game. Laparra, also pianist, drew praise for vivid, vital music and direct expression. The program also featured Franck’s Symphony in D minor, Glinka’s Kamarinskaya, and Weber’s Der Frieschutz Overture with strong solo orchestral playing. The audience reacted with warm applause for Rabaud and the performers.
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Henri Rabaud
Symphony Hall
Rabaud
Raoul Laparra
Laparra
Boston
Boston Opera House
Spain
Helen Stanley
Basque Country
Mr. Rabaud
Franck
Glinka
Mozart
Weber
Agatha
Irish Mass Meeting Planned on Boston Common
A mass meeting will be held on Boston Common tomorrow afternoon under the United Irish Societies of Greater Boston to advocate Ireland self determination. Speakers include P. J. Mellody Martin J. Mulray John J. Kelley Richard R. Carroll State President Richard Dwyer Thomas Clarke and others with Richard Dwyer named permanent chairman of the resolutions committee.
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Ireland
P. J. Mellody
Martin J. Mulray
John J. Kelley
Richard R. Carroll
Richard Dwyer
Thomas Clarke
Thomas Meldon
Peter Conroy
Michael Morrison
Julia Walsh
Peter Connery
Mary McCurley
Katherine J. Maher
Patrick P. Hastings
Martin Mulroy
John J. Kirby
Dorchester Man Dies After Street Collapse
Michael J. Murphy aged 65 of 2 Leroy Street Dorchester fell unconscious in front of 422 Geneva Avenue and died a few hours after collapsing on the sidewalk near City Hospital.
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Dorchester
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Geneva Avenue
Boston Decorates Ahead of Yan kee Division Parade
Boston is decked in holiday glow as the city prepares for next Friday's Yan kee Division parade. Washington street features overnight arches with garland and legends honoring wartime battles and heroes such as Chateau Thierry Verdun and St Mihiel, signaling the big day.
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Washington Street
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Belleau
Bois Brule
Xivray-Marvoisin
Epieds
Trugny
Seicheprey
Chateau Thierry
Etrepilly
Hill 190
Verdun
St. Mihiel
Bois d’Ormont
Boise de Ville
Boise d’Haumont
Bouresches
Boston to honor 26th Division with April parade
Boston and New England plan a large parade in tribute to the 26th Division returning from the war. Governor Coolidge and Mayor Peters urge a voluntary holiday with business closures and church observances. The parade and related celebrations will involve the city, state, and Northeastern Division of the Y M C A in coordinating meals and logistics.
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Boston
New England
Sons
Commonwealth
Army
Navy
Marine Service
National Guard
France
Massachusetts
Oscar Lagerquist
National War Work Council
M. C. A. Motors
John Brown
Northeastern Department Motor Transport Corps
Northeastern Department
Condensed Novels Contest At The Post Boston
The Post invites public entries to condense twenty classic novels for a total $3000 prize pool. Best condensation of each title earns $100, with top awards $500, $300 and $200 for next places. Submissions due by May 15 1919 with full guidelines and sample condensations mailed to Editor Condensed Novels The Post Boston.
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Oliver Twist
Dickens
Henry Esmond
Thackeray
Anna Karenina
Tolstoi
Silas Lapham
Howells
Lorna Doone
Blackmore
Collins
Barrie
Blasco Ibanez
Hawthorne
White Company
Doyle
Waverley
Sir Walter Scott
Mrs. Burnett
Old Curiosity Shop
Ramona
Jackson
East Lynne
Mrs
Henry Woods
David Balfour
Stevenson
Cooper
the Post
Boston
Post
Mass
Fake aspirin taints Brooklyn batch with talcum filler
Fraudulent aspirin tablets sold by a Brooklyn manufacturer were later found to be mainly talcum powder. Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin carry the Bayer Cross and should be bought in the original Bayer package with proper directions and dosage.
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Brooklyn
Bayer
Must stay on Rhine says Foch says Foch
Paris interview reveals Marshal Foch urging a victor’s peace and Rhine occupation as France’s safety. He warns that 10,000,000 Germans remain a menace and insists the Rhine must be held not a distant frontier. He predicts a future war with Russia allied to the Allies or the Germans.
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