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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1918

Page

2

Home-Going troops reach Camp Devens

Five hundred Devens recruits arrived on two trains after 1 pm, amid jokes and cheers from locals and soldiers. New England officers and Bay State men gathered with others from New York and the West, marching to barracks, where heat and hot chow awaited. Major Roehl led the outfit. most would be discharged before Christmas with no illnesses reported.

Johnny Iitz Boston Amon Devens New York Middle West Coast Bay State 12Th Street Camp Devens No. 1 Carl O'Connell Holyoke Charles Johnson Newburyport Louis Trudell Worcester Paul Desrochers Norwood John Sheehan South Boston R. C. Giblin E. L. Moseley Medham R. K. Cutler Mansfield J. Donald Maccallett Concord Leslie Milton New England Maccallett John F. Roehl Detroit Board of Health 734 J. B. Kemper 73D Regiment Quartermaster Corps South Ayer Wurigade A. B. Day

Vast Airplane Plant Under Construction For War Effort

Great fleets of airplanes were to be taken to the battlefront, a plant many squares in size was under way, and the biggest building for airplanes in existence was scheduled for early occupancy.

M'Adoo Proposes Five Year Hold on Railroads

The director-general argues 21 months after peace is not enough to end government control due to officer morale and legislative hurdles. President Wilson asked Congress for immediate action, warning he may return roads to private management if no plan is enacted.

Wilson Congress Railroad Administration Friends of Government Ownership McAdoo

Abbott Wins Post Cane Heirloom in Wilton New Hampshire

Albert Dwight Abbott, the oldest resident of Wilton, New Hampshire, becomes owner of the Post cane after Warren Reed’s death on December 4. Reed, aged 94 years and 8 months, was proud of the cane and is survived by son Frank Reed of Brookline and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Reed was described as a lifelong Democrat and Baptist church member.

Albert Dwight Abbott Wilton N. H Warren Reed Reed Frank Reed Brookline Baptist Church of

One Day Cold Cure Ad With Bromo Quinine

An old advertisement promotes Yax Ative Bromo Quining Tablets claiming a cold cure in one day. It urges readers to look for Bb. W. Grove’s signature and mentions a price of 89 cents.

Bb. W. Grove

Aerial Transport Plan Urged by Air Board

London report from the civil aerial transport committee of the air board calls for immediate work toward UK imperial air routes. It urges inquiries into routes landing grounds airdromes and proposes establishing a research bureau to study the project and develop facilities.

London United Kingdom Civil Aerial Transport Committee The Air Board

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