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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1919
Page
3
William Jethro Spudd of the Spudd Dialogues in Beal's Boston Post Sunday Magazine offers a personal opinion on valentines and undergoes a subsequent change of mind within the next issue.
The ad extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building remedy to prevent run down illness and influenza. It cites Miss Winifred Doyle’s recovery after a five week course and promotes booklets and mail order sales. It also contains a biographical admiration of Marshal Foch and commentary on wartime leadership.
Petersburg Virginia resident Mrs W D Wells says her daughter suffered two years from right side weakness and pain and improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with full recovery and urges others with menstrual irregularities or related pains to try it, noting widespread letters praising its merit.
Dr. James J. Walsh of New York declared Marshal Foch the greatest human force of the world in a speech at the Academy of Notre Dame Fenway. The talk benefited the Sisters of Notre Dame relief in Namur Belgium as Na mur suffered in the war. about 300 attended.
To the Editor of the Post Clinton C. Barnes of New York writes that Norwich University at Northfield Vermont has a strong war record. He notes 21 graduates in the present war, 174 commissioned officers among 270 graduates of military age, with several rising to high ranks including Brigadier General Fred Austin and Lieutenant Colonels Murphy and Burwell.
Blessing of candles and the Purification of Mary marked observances in Episcopal churches yesterday. At Bishop Lawrence’s request Family Day was observed with many families attending the family service together.
The U S Railroad Administration reports that in the Eastern region a yearly saving of 23 248 000 dollars was achieved through unified operation. Major gains came from reduced passenger service costs and personnel cuts. Weather, materials costs and war traffic pressures affected efficiency.
Mary Miles Minter and her mother Charlotte Selby named as defendants in two suits filed in a Los Angeles Justice Court over payments for a fur coat and a suit. Suit values are $600 and $350, filed for H N Cutron as assignee for a tailoring firm. The Rev Luther E Lovejoy spoke at Dedham M E Church advocating church fundraising.
The Boston Post previews the next installment of Marcel Nadaud's humane serial The Flying Poilu. Chignole continues the notably human story as readers await Sunday Magazine's upcoming chapter.
Hagan's Oblast Shoe Store closes Tuesday taking inventory and preparing a sensational reduced price sale that Boston has ever had. Sale starts Wednesday at 10 A.M. Hagan.
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