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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
2
Col Robert E Goodwin praises the 101st Field Artillery, saying their officers and men show courage, cheerfulness, and sacrifice. He notes many did not return, yet those who served will face civilian life as ideal citizens of a great country, a privilege of command he cherishes.
The 20th annual encampment of the Massachusetts Department of Spanish War Veterans will be held in Lawrence this week with a Friday reception at 5 p.m. and ceremonies concluding Sunday afternoon. Buy bonds today to help Germany pay.
Receiver Hustis, by order of Judge Morton, may accept certificates totaling 271000 from the director-general of railroads and seek an War Finance Corp loan up to 8 percent of certificates, to cover obligations due May 1 after Congress adjourned without funding. If cash cannot be advanced, similar action is allowed for subsequent debts.
To the Officers and Men of the 104th Infantry this message proclaims the day you long for has dawned. Soon you will return as victors in the great war and be proud of eighteen months service in France. The regiment and division have set a high standard and deserve the esteem of your fellow citizens.
A World War I farewell message from Col J F J Herbert to the 102d Field Artillery honors their courage and endurance. It praises their service, duty, and loyalty, notes the demobilization, and calls them to become good citizens while cherishing memories of fallen comrades.
A brief note expresses gratitude for uniformly loyal responses to every demand. The writer conveys pride in being part of the regiment and wishes good health luck and happiness to all.
The Italian embassy cites an official dispatch claiming the current cruelty reports are overstated. It states 331 killed and 735 wounded in the provinces, plus four government forces and one Japanese or Korean official killed with 76 and 24 wounded respectively.
Omaha lumber salesman W. H. Kelley reports Nedlin Soles lasted ten months on one pair, then a second pair on uppers until worn out, and still ready for ten more months. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company makes these soles and Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear others.
A Philadelphia man named John O'Brien reports years of chronic constipation and general poor health improved after using Sulpherb Tablets. The ad claims immediate relief and long term regularity, urging readers with bad blood and coated tongues to buy these tablets from their druggist.
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