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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1918

Page

5

New England Heroes at Verdun on M'Connell's Front

Story recounts New England soldiers in the Verdun drive under Captain Joseph W. McConnell. Serpent of courage marks the nine months of shellfire, with Sergeant Ernest J. Carraher and others killed or wounded while delivering ammo and guiding wagons, receiving posthumous recognition.

Ernest J. “Boots’ Carraher South Boston New England Verdun Joseph W. McConnell Walter C. Mahan Post Germany France America Carraher St Mihiel Salient Boots Mahan McConnell Jeremiah W. Qualivan Billy St. Mihiel E Company Porward Bowes

Musterole Mustard Plaster Alternative Ad

An old-fashioned remedy advertises Musterole as a clean white ointment replacing mustard plasters. It claims fast relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and rheumatic pains with 80c 60c and hospital size $2.50 jars.

Patriotic Chile Demonstration Protests Peru in Santiago

A massive 1b to 60 age rally in Santiago yesterday urged Tacna and Arica to join Chile. Veterans of 7 joined the march while Argentine flags were seen in the processions and calls were made for bigger army and navy.

Santiago Chili Peru Tacna Arica

How Profiteers Worked People in Wartime Food Control

The piece examines food administration actions to curb profiteering and stabilize supplies during WWI. It notes license requirements for manufacturers and handlers, exemptions for small firms, hotels and restaurants arguing price rises reflect market conditions, and rising menu prices from roast beef to sirloin as the war price environment tightens.

Food Administration United States The

Price Interpreting Committees Aimed at Fair Retail Prices

The plan creates price interpreting boards in each community with wholesalers retailers and consumers to set fair price lists for basic commodities. Consumers report overcharging and food administration investigations distinguish patriotic dealers from profiteers while licensing and penalties control noncompliant wholesalers and retailers.

Food Administration The

Prices Surge Amid Wartime Food and Drink Shortages

The article notes steak prices jumping from 7 to 90 cents to 1.50 to 2 dollars while roast and fried chicken double. A hotel charged 7 dollars for a small rack of roast lamb. Wines and liquors doubled or tripled, with stock values rising 900 million due to wartime provisions. Cigars and tobaccos show similar price hikes.

Congress Iquoria

Cambridge Post reporter Walter W. Jacobs dies in pneumonia

Walter Wallace Jacobs, well known Cambridge staff reporter for the Post, died yesterday forenoon at Cambridge Hospital after a week of illness from pneumonia. He had served the city and paper for many years.

Post City of Cambridge Walter Wallace Jacobs Cambridge Hospital

Forester and Post reporter dies after illness in Cambridge

Mr. Jacobs died after severe cold bronchitis and pneumonia leading to hospitalization. Born in Port Tampa Wisconsin, he lived in Needham and Cambridge as a Post staff member. He studied at Syracuse University and Harvard English, married Zendla Royce, and leaves a wife and infant son Walter Jr along with parents and siblings. Funeral plans to be announced.

Harvard College Dorchester Cambridge Sterling Elis Mr. Jacobs Zendla Royce Bennington Syracuse University Walter W. Jacobs, Jr

Elegant lilac net gown with blue marabou muff

A very smart woman wore a softly draped lilac net gown and carried a muff of old blue marabou, presenting a refined evening attire.

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