Krupps Open New Factory in Lucerne
Germany's Krupp group opens a Lucerne branch with 30 million mark capital. Directors include Arthur Krupp and Counsellor Ernest Hauer. The firm lists weapons fabrication as its purpose and has already bought property in Lucerne. Sixty four workers arrive with thirty more expected.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Germany
Krupps
Lucerne
Arthur Krupp
Ernest Hauer
Krupp
Essen
Dr True’s Elixir Advertised For Worms In Children
Thousands of children suffer worm infections and parents are unaware of the cause. The ad claims symptoms including stomach upset, pale face, and night disturbances, praising Dr True’s Elixir for quick relief and that children like it. A testimonial from Mrs H W Roberts of Flint Michigan accompanies the appeal along with mentions of the product’s long market presence and supposed bowel benefits.
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Dr. True
Boston Sugar Ship Arrives to Unload Near 9 Million Pounds
The sugar ship loaded with nearly 9,000,000 pounds of raw sugar docks at South Boston pier. Unloading starts at 7 o clock with extra stevedores to finish by Thursday evening. Weather lull may delay work. a New Orleans ship expected later this week.
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Boston
South Boston
American Sugar Refining Company
New Orlean i
Christian Science Building Plans Named in Brookline
Clarence T. McFarland of Boston chosen as architect for Brookline buildings to be erected by the Christian Science Benevolent Association. Frank H. Anderson of Chicago to receive bids and supervise construction, office opened at 236 Huntington Avenue, Boston. Announcement in October 1916 noted a new department within the organization.
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Clarence T. McFarland
Newbury Street
Boston
Brookline
Christian Science Benevolent Association
Frank H. Anderson
Chicago
Huntington Avenue
Christian Science Board of Directors
Organized Work of Christian Science
Preparations Begin for Brookline Be nevolent Association Buildings
Preparations are under way for the first four structures on a 20 acre tract on Single Tree Hill, Brookline. The land was donated for the purpose by Mrs. John M. Long year.
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The
Christian Science Benevolent Association
Single Tree Hill
Brookline
John M. Longyear
Berlin Says No New Italian Front News
Berlin reports nothing new on the Italian front with no important eastern theatre operations. Artillery activity revived on the Macedonian front near Ocrida and Presba Lakes and in the Cerna Bend, while patrol encounters were noted west of Ocrida Lake and along the Vardar.
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Berlin
Ocrida
Presba
Cerna
Ocrida Lake
Vardar
Boston Symphony cancels travel due to alien enemy ruling
The Boston Symphony Orchestra cancels engagements in Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore because 23 alien enemy members cannot travel through restricted areas. Manager A Ellis hopes to move concerts to Brooklyn and New York City while reassessing the winter schedule if travel remains blocked.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
A. Ellis
Brooklyn
New York City
Ellis
Boston
New York
Wilson
Miss O Reilly Recalls War Experience in Arlington
Miss Mary Boyle O Reilly spoke at the Regent Theatre Arlington last night about three years in the war zone. The event for the Arlington Red Cross and Arlington District Nursing Association was arranged by the District Nursing Association with Mrs Roger W Homer as host president.
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Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Regent Theatre
Arlington
The
American Red Cross
Arlington District Nursing Association
District Nursing Association
Roger W.homer
O’reilly
Problem Solved in Allied Shipping Effort
Bainbridge Colby announced at the inter allied conference that shipping problems are solved through the United States ship building program. He emphasized the vast scale of the US effort to expand fleet capacity.
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Paris
Bainbridge Colby
American Shipping Board
United States
Envo ys Led Blindfold To Germans Armistice Talks
Report from Petrograd says Bolshevik commander Ensign Krylenko sent envoys through German lines to begin armistice negotiations. Germans agreed the conference would be held on Sunday December 2 at German headquarters in Brest-Litovsk.
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Petrograd
Krylenko
Brest-Litovsk
Mission members wind up work as war council notes end
Mr Colby says the work of the mission was of high value and defines the shipping problem as central to the war. The American war mission nears departure after compiling reports and aligning with French and British peers. Colonel House and General Bliss attended the war council, with Crosby representing the U S at the inter allied finance conference in London.
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Colby
America
Germany
Supreme War Council
Colonel House
General Bliss
United States
War Council
Wilson
Inter-Allied Council
London
O. T. Crosby
Man Held for Death of Girl in Back Bay Case
James E. Grady of 1120 Saratoga Street East Boston was arrested on manslaughter charges by Back Bay police over Ella Tinlege 20 of 68 Hancock Street West End who died after an alleged illegal operation. Elizabeth McGory 23 a Back Bay hotel maid was arrested as accessory before the fact.
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James E. Grady
Saratoga Street
Boston
Back Bay
Ella Tinlege
Hancock Street
West End
City Hospital
Elizabeth McGory
Negro Burned by Mob in Dyer County Tennessee
A mob seized Ligon Scott an African American accused of attacking a white woman near Dyersburg on November 22 and burned him at the stake near the public square after intercepting the sheriff's party traveling from Jackson. Scott reportedly confessed before the mob action.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dyersburg
Ligon Scott
Dyer County
Jackson
Scott
Jewish War Relief Campaign Opens With $1 Million Pledged
New York December 2 At a dinner hosted by Jacob H Schiff more than $1,000,000 was pledged to Jewish war relief and welfare work as the campaign to raise $5,000,000 in the city began. Schiff led gifts with a personal subscription of $200,000.
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New York
Jacob H. Schiff
Schiff
Boston Police Escort Seizes Suspect from St. Johnsbury
Joseph E. Alexander 48 of St. Johnsbury Vermont arrived in Boston from Cleveland in custody of Inspector Thomas Gleavey. He is accused of larceny stealing 100 dollars in cash and a 400 dollar note from Plazi De Florian 70 of 158 Heath Street Roxbury.
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Joseph E. Alexander
St. Johnsbury
Boston
Cleveland
Thomas Gleavey
Boston Police Department
Alexander
Plazi de Florian
Heath Street
Roxbury
Russians Meet German Armistice Delegation at Brest-Litovsk
A Russian parliamentary mission describes crossing to German lines near Dvinsk and Brest-Litovsk, delivering written authority for armistice talks. Negotiations proceed in French under German officers, with detailed terms to be sent to the German Eastern Front commander.
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Eastern Front
Dvinsk
Ponevyezh
von Hoffmeister
Keyes urges compulsory school dental care at Forsyth lecture
Dr. Frederick A. Keyes backs compulsory dental exams in public schools and branch clinics to treat children in need. He links dental neglect to insanity in some patients, proposes city funding for examiners, and cites sugar consumption rise from 36 to 82 pounds per person since 1871. He also recommends mouth rinsing with salt solution and eating fruit at night.
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Frederick A. Keyes
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Keyes
Rumania Plans Mission to United States Led by Angelescu
Paris dispatch reports Romania will send a special mission to the United States. The mission will include members of the Washington legation, with Dr Constantin Angelescu as head of the delegation and former minister of public works in command.
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Paris
United States
Washington
Constantin Angelescu
Man Dies After Auto Truck Collision in Charlestown
A man identified as William Virtue a 51 year old single resident of 72 Main Street Charlestown was run over by an auto truck. The landlady who rented him a room identified the deceased yesterday.
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William Virtue
Main Street
Charlestown
State's Food Saving in October Enormous
Massachusetts hotels and restaurants saved in October 4600 barrels of flour and 640 tons of meat by following food administration conservation directions. Frank C. Hall, chairman of the New England committee on hotels and restaurants, reported the savings.
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Washington
Massachusetts
The
Food Administration
Frank C. Hall
New England
Musterole Offers Blister-Free Mustard Plaster Relief
This old fashioned remedy claims mustard plasters cause burns and blisters, but Musterole provides the relief without the plaster or blister. A white oil based ointment with mus tard oil massages into the skin to ease sore throat bronchitis rheumatism and other pains. Prices listed 30c 60c and hospital size 2.50.
Woman Credits Pinkham's Remedy For Relief After Displacement
Graduate nurse Mrs. R. W. Sloan of Chicago says two years of displacement caused poor health. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she was relieved and gave birth to a healthy baby. She endorses the medicine to other women with similar troubles.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
R. W. Sloan
Park Avenue
Sloan
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