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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1917

Page

9

Balfour Denies Entangling Alliance With America

British foreign minister refutes rumors that Britain and France seek to draw the United States into a formal alliance. He praises American support, notes the first Allied loan of 200 million dollars, and stresses that U S involvement stems from shared justice and peace rather than treaties.

Great Britain France United States Wilson Lansing Spring-Rice America Mr. Balfour Balfour Treasury Department McAdoo

Teutons Expect Defeat Rand olph

Harold C. Hinckley, 19, of this town, a former prisoner from German camps, recounts harsh Dulmen camp conditions and German guards predicting defeat in the west as Americans face mistreatment and hunger. He sailed November 26, 1916, on the Mount Temple, which was sunk by the Moewe. Hinckley was released March 8 this year.

Randolph Germany Great Britain Harold C. Hinckley Hinckley Mary H. Hinckley Main Street Montreal Mount Temple Moewe Swinemunde Neu Strelitz Dulmen Brandenburgh the Post

No More Foot Misery Ice Mint Foot Relief

An advertisement touts Ice mint as a magical foot treatment from a Japanese product. It promises to remove corns and callouses without pain, reduce inflammation, prevent odors, and keep feet comfortable, claiming easy use with no bandages.

Japan Everly

Rotary Club Banquet Calls for Normal Business

The Boston Rotary Club heard a message from Frank R. Shepard urging America to adopt Great Britain’s slogan Business As Usual. He warned against keeping commodities scarce, saying it would trigger panic. Arch C. Klumph spoke briefly, joined by Rev. Charles W. Lyons and Judge Benjamin Russell.

America Great Britain International Society of Rotary Clubs Boston Rotary Club Frank R. Shepard Hotel Lenox Shepard Rotary Club Arch C. Klumph International Association of Rotary Clubs Charles W. Lyons Boston College Benjamin Russell Halifax

Parmenter Convicted for War Comment Sentenced

Alexander Parmenter was convicted in police court in Concord New Hampshire for publicly hoping Germany would triumph in the war. A three month jail term was imposed and later suspended on condition he refrain from such utterances in the future. Parmenter was a member of the National Guard.

Concord N. H Alexander Parmenter Germany United States Parimenter Planant National Guard

Conrad Employees At Annual Dance

The Conrad Benefit Association held its 11th annual dance at the Chateau Dansant on Huntington Avenue drawing over 400 attendees. A program of popular and classical airs closed with a rousing rendition of The Star Spangled Banner. The grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Sellers featured 100 plus couples. guests included Sydney S. Conrad, Dorothy Conrad, P. D. E. Moeser, Kathryn Desmond, and T. F. McGrath.

Conrad Benefit Association Chateau Dansant Huntington Avenue Conrad Associates Frederick Andrews IF. I. Sellers Sydney S. Conrad Dorothy Conrad PD. E. Moeser Kathryn Desmond T. F. McGrath

Roxbury Boys' Club Seeks Endowment Amid Parade Support

The Roxbury Boys' Club aims to raise 75 000 dollars by week end to liquidate mortgage debts and fund an endowment. Contributions total 30 676 dollars with 250 of 1600 boys marching in a city parade. French tri color and allied flags appeared as government workers and locals cheered in Washington streets.

Roxbury Boys’ Club Roxbury George Melhado Samuel H. Borofsky H. E. Dale H. W. Norcutt Washington

Mighty Welcome to Joffre in Washington

People lined the streets as officials and guests greeted Joffre in Washington. The reception was hosted at the home of Henry White, former ambassador to France, by the United States government.

Joffre Washington Henry White France United States

French Mission Arrives in Washington Aboard Mayflower

Led by M Viviani Marshal Joffre and Admiral Chocheprat the French commission arrives in Washington aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower. They view the capital from the Potomac and are greeted by Marine Band as Secretary Lansing welcomes them at the navy yard before proceeding to the presidential residence for talks on American war participation.

France Marshal Joffre M. Viviani Admiral Chocheprat Wilson Ntampton Potomac River Alexandria Mt. Vernon Marine Navy Yard Lansing Marseillaise Marine Guard

Bernhardt Nearing Recovery After Operation

Private physician believes Sarah Bernhardt will be on the road to recovery within two weeks. W. Donald Dutilly, a young Back Bay playwright, offered his blood to help save her life and says Bernhardt was able to eat solid food yesterday for the first time since hospital admission.

Sarah Bernhardt W. Donald Dutilly Back Bay New York Dutilly Mt. Sinai Hospital

Armor test shows bulletproof suit deflects rifle shots

Dover New Jersey April 2 Dr Guy Brewster donned new armor and headgear after presenting it to the Washington ordnance board and allowed a New Jersey Regiment shooter to fire from 65 feet. Bullets were said to have 2500 pound impact yet he felt no ill effects. Test was witnessed by National Guard officers.

Dover N. J Ordnance Board Washington Guy Brewster New Jersey Brewster New Jersey National Guard

Scorching Fire Kills Two At Amex Building Collapse

A blaze in the 25 story American Express Company building in the financial district left two men dead and several injured. Panicked occupants believed a bomb caused the fire as chaos erupted in the skyscraper.

American Express Company Financial District

Juice of Lemons Skin Bleach Routines

Women learn a home cosmetic method mixing lemon juice with Orchard White to produce a skin bleaching lotion. The guide instructs straining lemon juice, blending with Orchard White, and applying daily to face neck arms and hands to bleach clear and smooth the skin. It cites Edward Wealey Co. Cincinnati as the source and notes affordable lemons and product.

Ness Edward Wealey Cincinnati, Co

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