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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1919

Page

7

Yankee Division Men Describe Prison Camp Brutalities in Paris

Sergeant Major Thomas A. Wilkinson of Lynn and Corporal Edward Cahill of Brookline testify before a congressional inquiry about abuses in AEF prison camps in France. Wilkinson witnessed beatings and cramped conditions at the Hotel St Anne and Schelles camp, detailing the brutal treatment and a harsh guard regime by Marines.

New England France Paris Congressional Committee Smith Thomas A. Wilkinson McCarthy General Edwards Clarendon Avenue Lynn Edward Cahill 101St Infantry Brooklint Cahill Wilkinson Bowie 101St Sehelles Oth Hotel St. Anne Marine Guardhouse Post Chatteau-Thierry Joseph McInerney Sandy’ Chapman Knights of Columbus War Workers Marine M. P.’s St. Anne 101St Engineers

Stop Hay Fever Now Ascatco Ad Claims Rapid Relief

An advertisement promotes Ascatco as a quick remedy for hay fever and related symptoms. It touts sixteen years of proven benefit for hay fever asthma and bronchitis and offers a free sample from Ascatco Laboratory in New York. Product is sold in Boston and by local druggists.

Ascatco Ascatco Laboratory West 47Th St New York Boston Liggett’s-Riker-Jaynes

Hair Care Tips From A 1900s Adventure

Soap should be used carefully to avoid drying the scalp and hair. Mal sified cocoanut oil shampoo is recommended as pure and greaseless and cleanses both hair and scalp with a rich lather, leaving hair silky and manageable. It is cheap and widely available at pharmacies for family use.

Providence Receivers Seek Court Power to Run Trolley Lines

The Rhode Island Company receivers appeared before Judge Blodgett in Superior Court to obtain an order to operate the trolley lines they control. They also asked that Judge Doran's decree permitting arbitration be vacated, claiming all efforts to reach an agreement with striking employees have failed.

Providence Rhode Island E. W. Blodgett

Court weighs union offer as Rhode Island Car Company faces hearing

Judge Blodgett orders Frederick L. Frost to notify all parties to appear at 10 tomorrow. Receivers meet Carmen's Union leaders who proposed 5712 cents an hour via referendum. If the arbitration decree is vacated receivers may hire nonunion workers. Police prepare to protect operating cars with mounted patrols and full force at stations while union sympathy grows for a general strike across industries.

Blodgett Frederick L. Frost Carmen’s Union John O. Ames Rathbone Gardner Rhodesland Company Walter A. Presbrey Police Commission

New Bedford Grants $16,000 to Near East Relief

The Massachusetts Committee for Relief in the Near East reports New Bedford has added 16000 to the American Committee for Relief in the Near East. The full city quota of 46000 is reached in the national drive for 30000000. A 4000 check is the first payment. Previous gifts totaled 18000 in 1918 and 12000 in 1919. New Bedford is among the first Massachusetts communities to hit its quota.

Massachusetts Committee For Relief In New Bedford

Peck Stow Wilcox plant ends strike with wage rise

Southington workers at the Peck Stow Wilcox plant returned to work after accepting a 15 percent wage increase and a nine hour day. The strike began on July 16.

Southington Conn Peck, Stow & Wilcox

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad

An advertisement features Mary Cauiture praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing her six year battle with female weakness and painful periods. It claims the remedy led to a healthy baby and urges other women to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia EF. Pinkham Mary Cauiture South Main St Sterkimer N. Y Lydia FE. Pinkham

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