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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1918

Page

8

President Wilson Tours Chaumont as Allied Leaders Rally Troops

The President and Mrs. Wilson arrived in Chaumont after a Paris to Chaumont train run, greeted by Gen Pershing and local officials. Crowds cheered as American and French troops lined the streets, and Pershing praised the army before Wilson spoke of peace and unity. He and Mrs. Wilson dined in Montigny Le Roi and later visited billets before departing for London.

Paris Chaumont Pershing Wilhel M. Fossien Department of Marne M. Levy-Alphandery Guard of Honor France Wilson Americas Virginia Hills Hotel de Ville Humes First Army Montigny le Roi Mrs. Wilson London

Allies Will Not Intervene In Russia Says Lvoff

Prince Lvoff amid Russian talks in Paris argues for strengthening moral support to new governments in Russia and Siberia. He backs 200000 additional troops to restore order, says Petrograd nearly gone and a republic is best. Former foreign minister Milukoff travels to London with Ukrainian politicians from Odessa.

Stephen Pichon Committee On Foreign Relations Siberian Prince Lvoff Basile Maklakof France Russia Associated Press Petrograd Republic Paul N. Milukoff London Ukraine Odessa

France Welcomes Wilson in Warm Havre Reception

President Wilson expressed deep gratitude for the generous Havre welcome in France. He praised the renewed ancient friendship, the bond of principle with France, and the soldiers who came with affection. He pledged to carry home lasting memories and said Vive la France.

United States France Huberty Havre

Columbia University Soldiers Christmas Message

New York December 25 A Christmas message was sent to all Columbia University men in France by Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia The message urged those who offered their lives to now offer their minds and souls and said sacrifices of peace would end selfishness greed and exploitation turning minds toward character quality and spiritual power.

New York Columbia University France Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia

Pershing’s Own Story in Boston Post Feature

Next week’s Boston Sunday Post will publish an instalment titled The Real Life of General Pershing. It promises to present General Pershing’s personal account of his Philippine fighting in his own words, offering a rare first person perspective on his military experiences.

Pershing General Pershing Boston Sunday Post

Post Employee Gets Fine Gift

Christmas for William Merrill, longtime Post employee, received a full jeweled watch attached to a solid gold chain. He found the octagon shaped watch and chain at his South End apartment yesterday morning. He quips that the gift came from Santa and will not disclose more.

William Merrill The Post Bill South End

Adventure on O Henry Trail in Boston Post Sunday Magazine

A preview invites readers to follow O Henry’s trail through New York as the Thousand-Dollar tale shines in next week’s Boston Post Sunday Magazine, promising plenty of thrills and adventure for eager readers.

New York O. Henry Boston Post

Thomas F. Royle Dead

Thomas F. Royle a Boston state merchant and Cambridge political figure died yesterday at his Russell Street North Cambridge home after a three week illness with pneumonia. Funeral from the home tomorrow at 2 30 pm. He served on the Cemetery and Sinking Fund Commission and was a member of Charity Lodge Masons Cambridge Royal Arch Chapter Masons and Cambridge Lodge Elks.

Thomas F. Royle Boston Cambridge Russell Street North Charity Lodge of Masons Cambridge Royal Arch Chapter of Masons Cambridge Lodge of Elks

Break a Cold in Few Flours Relief Comes Instantly

A vintage remedy advertises Fape’s Cold Compound as fast relief for grippe and severe colds. Take a dose every two hours until three doses, to clear blocked noses and air passages, stop discharge, relieve feverishness and sore throat, and end head and body aches. The ad claims it tastes pleasant and costs only a few cents, urging readers to obtain the genuine product.

Fape

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