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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
5
German forces trapped south of Lodz fight to escape amid brutal losses and winter hardships as Russians press from Lodz and the Little Morg. Reports note German brutality toward prisoners and looting, with relief from Kaliser and Vistula avenues delayed and Moscow experts cautious amid scarce verified details.
London dispatch reports British front operations from Nov 23 to 25 with renewed sniping and outpost clashes. Air raids dropped 120 bombs. Gurkhas repelled German attacks near the Lys. German discipline cited. Royal Engineers and improvised firing lines aided defense as cavalry moved by motor cars and snipers were targeted. food quality boosted morale. Russian advances in Carpathians and at Plock noted. prominence given to Austrian losses and Turkish naval absence.
Scandinavian press favors donating the Nobel Peace Prize to Belgian refugees. Newspapers say the move follows Nobel ideals and would divert the prize money to a neutral humanitarian cause.
A Danzig telegraph to General Mackensen reports Emperor William expressing great satisfaction with General Mackensen’s army operations in Poland and conferring the Order of Merit for the achievements.
Dr Paul Peinsch American minister to China cabled to Petrograd requesting permission for two Americans to travel to Siberia with funds for German and Austrian prisoners. Funds were raised among Germans and Austrians in the East. An estimated 40 000 German and Austrian prisoners already are in Siberia.
Physicians advise bisurated magnesia after meals to stop fermentation and neutralize stomach acid. A teaspoon dissolved in water calms inflammation, prevents sourness, and supports healthy digestion with pleasant-tasting relief.
Miss Rose Consiglo of New Haven describes a months long skin eruption that spread from scratching and caused sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three months the pimples disappeared and her skin improved, with a free sample offer and mail order details included.
An advertisement claims overworked kidneys caused by uric acid from meat lead to weakness and various symptoms. It recommends Rheumasalts, a uric acid solvent and saline laxative, to be taken in water before breakfast, praising quick, nausea free results and affordability. Produced by Rheumabath Company and sold at drug stores.
The report outlines 5,000,000 troops poised for a major clash as German forces under von Makkensen and Hindenburg defend and maneuver near Lodz, Plock, and the Vistula while Russian columns press. British King George tours Belgian battle lines as Paris notes a possible Allied push in Belgium and northern France amid signs of a German withdrawal and a looming winter campaign.
Paris dispatch reports an official statement detailing front conditions from Novy to Nov. 27 including German attacks, Allied counterattacks, and the destruction of Ypres. It notes German failure, Allied gains from Dixmude to the Yser, and notable infantry and artillery actions with multiple captures and advances.
A free cloth bound medical book by Dr. R V Pierce is offered to readers who mail this notice with 20 cents in stamps. The 1008 page volume promises plain language medical knowledge and is sent postpaid from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
In his first interview since the war began, the Crown Prince tells the New York Sun that Germany did not want the war but was compelled to defend itself. He cites heavy artillery hampering enemy supply near St Mihiel and asserts Germans will stay united in sacrifice to protect their nation.
Charles A. Higgins of Somerville was elected president of the Sons of Veterans Club of Massachusetts at the Revere House last night. Other officers named include Vice-president William L. Anderson of Boston secretary Edwin A. Holmes of Roxbury and treasurer C. B. Graves of South Boston. George M. Tucker, past division commander, was the sole speaker.
The German steamer Memphis of the Kosmos line arrived at Coronet and will be detained for the war’s duration. Authorities note she sailed from Punta Arenas on November 9, but destination details are not listed in shipping records.
A storm damaged German hydro-aeroplane with a German officer and mechanic aboard fell into the sea south of Cape Fornas, Jutland. The aviators were rescued and interned after stating they left Kiel that morning and were blown over Helgoland and the Schleswig coast amid a heavy storm.
Advertisement touts Ginginel as a prescription remedy for Riggs disease and gum troubles. It claims rapid relief in two days with steady long term improvement and invites readers to obtain two ounces from a druggist with a money back guarantee.
Petrograd announces an official war communication dated November 30 detailing ongoing military actions and strategic updates. The notice outlines goals, casualty figures, and frontline movements as part of the government’s wartime briefing.
In Letter 5 Private Levy of the Royal Munster Fusiliers recalls heavy losses at the firing line against German forces, dragging guns to safety and aiding a wounded officer. Letter 6 Sergeant A J Smith of the First Lincolnshire Regiment describes defeating the Imperial Guards, his wounding and return home, and a German officer praise for British resolve.
A rug store offers Persian Mahals and Sarouks about 9x12 feet at 125 and 160 dollars. Unusual specimens of Kermanshahs Ispahans Serapis and many more are displayed in a spacious well lighted second floor showroom.
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