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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1918

Page

3

Former German crown prince refused army, then departs to Holland

The Deutsche Zeitung of Berlin reports that at the revolution’s outbreak the former German crown prince asked to stay with his army as a general, but was refused. He offered to serve as a common soldier, which was also rejected, and after being barred from joining his family as a civilian, he decided to go to Holland.

Copenhagen Deutsche Zeitung Berlin Holland

Record Wheat Harvest Forecast Sets New U.S. High

Washington reports a winter wheat crop forecast by the Department of Agriculture reaching 765,000,000 bushels, with 49,027,600 acres planted and a guaranteed $2.20 per bushel price. The outcome reflects strong farmer effort ahead of peace.

Washington Department of Agriculture Department

Adriatic Delayed By Blown Cylinder Head In Port

The White Star liner Adriatic was delayed from sailing today due to a blown cylinder head. It will depart tomorrow with passengers including V. F. Davison of the American Red Cross and Montenegrin minister Gvesdénvitch bound for Versailles. Wischnegradski plans to brief peace delegates on Russian economic needs.

New York White Star Line Cyiinder Vienny F. Davison American Red Cross A. Grosdenviteh United States Alexander Wischnegradski Economic League of Russian Davison Versailles Wilson Gvesdénvitch Wischnegradski Russia

Musical care for soldiers to begin at Columbia

A musico therapy course for invalided soldiers and patients with nervous diseases, the deaf, and the blind will start at Columbia University on Feb 3, 1919. It aims to train under medical control in vocational re education and occupational therapy using vibratory musical massage for healing. Miss Margaret Anderson, who has run similar work in Canadian military hospitals, will direct.

New York Columbia University Margaret Anderson

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