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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
7
A Berlin telegram to Reuters says Count Von Moltke arrived in Berlin from Hamburg in improved health but cannot return to the front. He will be employed in another capacity. Von Falkenhayn will become chief of the General Staff in his stead.
A distinguished specialist warns that acidic stomachs cause irritation and poor digestion. Ordinary medicines fail to reach the root cause, but a teaspoonful of bisulated magnesia after meals neutralizes acid and prevents fermentation, allowing common foods to be eaten with less distress.
The Boston Post reports Post Santa and staff face record demand with 15 days to Christmas. Donations are needed to buy mittens stockings toys and sweaters for needy children as mothers describe hardship including unemployment and hospital plans. A list of contributors and totals follows, totaling 1 677 66 dollars.
The All Interscholastic football game at Waltham Field raised 164.20, with 154.49 after deductions, donated to the Santa Claus fund. Officials Fred Inghalls Dr EK J O'Brien Eddie Laughlin and coaches H A Dame Fred J O'Brien volunteered, and Waltham High School field provided the venue free.
Albrecht von Schroeder, Boston manager of the Hamburg American line and now a first lieutenant in the German army, has distinguished himself in action and received the Iron Cross. Boston was informed of the award yesterday by C. S. Morey of Denver, president of the Great Western Sugar Refining Company and father of Mrs Schroeder.
Harvard students visited Radcliffe College yesterday afternoon to solicit funds for the Red Cross Society. Radcliffe girls already raised 420 dollars recently, and Harvard’s 150 undergraduates expected to exceed 2000 dollars in total from the drive.
Harvard students joined a campus Tag Day raising funds for the Red Cross at Phillips Brooks House. More than 100 undergraduates sold boards for 1 dollar each or more, with totals expected to exceed 2500 by nightfall.
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