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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
9
Olive Tablets Promotion by Dr Edwards
An old advertisement touts Dr F M Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel remedy. It claims the vegetable formula with olive oil cleanses waste, improves complexion, and relieves headaches and dullness. Sold in 10 and 25 cent boxes by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Leipsic Council Seeks Hindenburg Arrest
In Leipsic, the Soldiers and Workers' Council calls for dissolving German general headquarters and arresting Field Marshal von Hindenburg, a decision reported by Berlin's Lokal Anzeiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsic
von Hindenburg
Copenhagen
Soldiers and Workers’ Council
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Funeral of W. W. Jacobs attended by city and state officials
The funeral of Walter W. Jacobs former Post staffer was held yesterday afternoon at Mt. Auburn chapel Cambridge with Mayor Edward W. Quinn and other city and state officials, Boston press representatives, and Jacobs family, in a service conducted by Rev Newton Black. The body lay in the Jacobs family plot after prayers at the grave, with a large procession of relatives, friends, and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Quinn
Cambridge
Boston
Walter W. Jacobs
the Post
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Newton Black
Christ Episcopal Church of
Needham
Jacobs
Black
Walter Jacobs
William Joyce
Bennington
H. E. Jacobs
Joseph D. Hurley
Michael J. Quigley
John F. Mellen
E. J. Maguire
Peter F. Kelley
William P. Dyer
Roy Atkinson
John M. Walker
Margaret O. Calvin
Fred T. Huntington
Louis F. Whitcomb
Joseph D. Harrington
Rodney W. F. Dutcher
Ben-Roy Albert, Jr
James J. Lempsey
Former Hotel Manager Dies at Parker House
Walter L. Townsend longtime Parker House head steward died at his home 11 Carver road in his 59th year. Survived by wife and one child. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon. body cremated. Townsend born in Dublin New Hampshire trained in Boston. rose from clerk at New England House to Parker House head steward. Member of Mason lodge Boston Council Boston Commandery Knights Templar Aleppo Shriners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Townsend
Parker House
Carver Road
Mr. Townsend
Dublin
N. H
Boston
New England House
Young’s Hotel
Townsend
Sir Henry Irving
Joseph Warren Lodge
A. F
A. M
Boston Council
Boston Commandery
K. of T
Aleppo Temple
Boston Shriners
O'Brien School to Have Service Flag
Parents of Hugh O'Brien School boys in Roxbury urged to send names of those in national service to Maurice O'Brien so stars can be placed on a service flag funded by a student subscription drive. Students have raised nearly $30 and ask communications be sent to Maurice O'Brien at Dudley and Langdon streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh O’brien
Roxbury
Maurice O’brien
Dudley
Langdon Streets
Mentho Laxene Promises Safe Cold Relief from The Black burn Co
Many people fear medicines for colds but The Black burn Products Co of Dayton Ohio says their lack of opiates and harmful drugs makes it safe Mentho Laxene treats coughs colds and catarrh. A strong ten drop dose is recommended raw or make syrup by mixing with a sugar solution. Thousands praise its home treatment and the maker guarantees satisfaction or money back. Available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
Hearing on Closing Lines in Bay State Street Railway Case
A federal court hearing on proposed discontinuance of Bay State Street Railway lines began on Tuesday December 17 after conferences among a lawyer committee and Judge Morton. About 1300 lawyers and municipal representatives from north and south of Boston attended. A three north and three south plus one at large representative panel was formed to coordinate details and seek a plan. Gardner W. Pearson of Lowell was named chairman of the new committee. The group agreed to meet in Boston the following Saturday at 11 o'clock to finalize arrangements. The hearings will run through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Federal District Court
Bay State Street Railway
Boston
Gardner Pearson
Lowell
C. R. Cummings
Fall River
Gardner W. Pearson
Essex Abbott
Haverhill
James M. Santry
Swampscott
John W. Cummings
Albert P. Worthen
Weymouth
W. D. Reardon
Salem
Wilbur
Brockton
Greece Receives $23,764,086 Credit From Treasury
Washington reports Greece was granted a Treasury credit of $23,764,086, bringing its total U S loans to $39,554,036. Allied loans total $8,220,340,702. The funds will finance war supplies bought in the United States and France. this marks Greece’s second credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greece
Treasury
United States
France
Russia’s Omsk Government Recognizes Liabilities
Washington dispatch reports all liabilities contracted by the Russian state except those of the Bolshevik regime are recognized by Admiral Koltchak’s Omsk government and will be paid when Russia is reunified. The statement says Soviet acts by mutineers are illegal and not liable for execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omsk
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Admiral Koltchak
Russia
Two Boston Boys Leave Home to Seek Movie Fame
Two Roxbury youths Edward Edenburg eleven and Harland White thirteen left home Tuesday afternoon aiming for New York to become screen idols. They had only 40 cents. Police have not heard from them since. Edenburg is light with blue eyes in a corduroy suit. White is dark with a brown chinchilla coat and mixed suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
New York
Edward Edenburg
Walnut Avenue
Harland White
Edward White
Fenno Street
Edenburg
White
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
Live Kennedy
New England
Manhattan
W. W. Jacobs
O'Brien
Bay State
Bolsheviki
Pape
Pettingell-Andrewss Co
Pearl Street
Atlantic Avenue
South Station
Dee
Graer
Isis
N. Sallinger
NSS
Eoples
Washington St
Col. West St
Springfield
Main St
Providence
Westminster St
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