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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
15
An emotional wartime note from a soldier addressed to Mable, detailing broken promises and final parting. He recounts returning items, selling gifts, keeping some belongings, and asks her to burn a photograph in the American flag, while signaling a final separation and hints at family impact. He mentions money saved, future plans, and references to Joe Glucos and Broggins.
A man writes to Dere Mable declaring the end of their relationship after learning from a girl who knows Mable about her closeness with a certain fella named Broggins. He describes himself as no one’s fool and remarks on his own lack of charm. The letter hints at intimate knowledge of Mable’s visits and friends.
Promises rapid relief from nasal congestion with Ely's Cream Balm. Claims include opening air passages in one minute, stopping hawking and headaches, and soothing swollen mucous membranes. Advises applying a small amount in the nostrils for instant relief and easier breathing.
Lieutenant-Colonel W. D. Uhler, head of the American Association of State Highway Officials, told delegates at Chicago that interstate freight by motor trucks should be placed under federal supervision. He argued highway freight will grow and need the same federal attention as rail and water transport.
Representative Gray of New Jersey, a Republican, today introduced a bill to create a national railway system under a federal corporation and charter. Participation by railroads would be voluntary, with a board of directors representing the government, stockholders, and employees. government financing is not contemplated.
CHICAGO December 9 Mayor Thompson allowed the City Council passed red flag display ban to become law without his signature.
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