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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1918

Page

5

Opera Star Fired Over Pro German Charge

Madame Margarete Arndt-Ober, an opera prima donna, is said to have pro German sympathies and public hostility to the United States, prompting Metropolitan Opera’s discharge amid a $4000 breach suit. The company asserts her views and behavior justified dismissal per public sentiment. Separately, McAdoo orders 20,000 box and coal cars costing $80 to $90 million from American Car & Foundry with steel bases to conserve steel for ships, to be finished within six months for fall and winter service.

New York Margarete Arndt-Ober Metropolitan Opera Company Washington McAdoo American Car & Foundry Company John Skelton Williams Railroad Administration

Kidney and Bladder Trouble Relief Advertisement

Note cites uric acid as a cause of kidney and bladder irritation. Recommends four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts as a daily remedy to neutralize urine acidity, relieve bladder irritation, and restore normal urinary function. Describes rapid relief with a pleasant effervescent lithia water drink used by many sufferers.

Triplets Born in Cambridge at Liberty Day Home

At 4 30 PM on Liberty Day in Cambridge, the McDonald home welcomed three girls named Rita Gertrude and Grace. Each weighs about five pounds and wears a color coded ribbon red white and blue. The father, Philip A McDonald, is a rubber cutter and one son serves in France. A sister also had a son born the same hour.

Liberty Triplets Cambridge Philip A. McDonald Saville Street Rita Gertrude Grace Scott Pilip A. McDonald 14Th Infantry 8Th Regiment France McDonald Hood Rubber Company Charles Mulkern Regent Street North

Bond Drive Call Urges Every Citizen to Support Liberty Loan

The message urges all readers to back the Liberty Loan by promoting the cause within their communities. It compares each person to Paul Revere and stresses universal bond buying as essential to national defense.

Paul Revere

Death Probe to Go Limit in Hampden Tragedy

Springfield April 26 autopsy on Bridget Perry and her 26 year old daughter Grace Lillian Perry found bodies in a shallow Hampden brook. Medical Examiner Mahoney says drowning probable but District Attorney Ely will widen the investigation片 with the daughter’s delicate health cited. A Springfield man is said to have been involved in the girl’s condition.

Springfield Tars Bridget Perry Grace Lillian Perry Hampden Mahoney Ely

Paid Tribute To Hun Culture And Alimony Hearing

In Washington on April 27 Professor Arthur Gordon Webster of Clark University drew criticism for praising German kultur and the Kaiser at a Liberty Loan meeting. Hisses greeted him as lawmakers left briefly, and he later admitted the remarks were not tactful. Separately Mrs Lillian L Miller of Winthrop seeks alimony from her Brookyn ex husband Louis Miller. a hearing is set for next Tuesday in the Suffolk Superior Court.

Washington Arthur Gordon Webster Clark University Worcester Mass Naval Advisory Board Liberty Loan Raleigh Capitol Webster United States Sweden Holland Switzerland Richard Olney Calvin D. Paige Massachusetts Olney Kaiserism Lillian L. Miller Winthrop Louis Miller Brooklyn N. Y Equity Superior Court Millers Nisi Miller Fox Suffolk Lillian Ih Cowan

Bond buying to fight with the boys at the front

A remark questions whether purchasing another bond helps soldiers at the front, implying the eagerness to support war effort by buying more bonds. It frames fundraising as a direct means to aid troops and boost morale.

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