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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
14
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The five great powers push for a Society of Nations framework while hearings on smaller states claims continue. Greece and Italy disputes are reviewed by experts, with top officials like Louis Klotz guiding reparations discussions ahead of February 10 meetings.
The final performance in Boston marks the end of 11 showings with an estimated attendance surpassing 15 000 spectators. The run concludes tonight after a series of acclaimed showings.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap easy solution to remove hard and soft corns and toe calluses without pain. It claims instant relief from ache and a simple lift off with fingers, noting a tiny bottle from the druggist costs a few cents.
Reports from druggists highlight Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a successful remedy for kidney issues. An insurer notes many applicants are rejected due to unrecognized kidney problems. Sample bottles offered for ten cents with Boston Daily Post mention.
Victor A Heath retires as president of the Home Furnishers' Association of Massachusetts after 12 years. B A McMahon of Boston elected to lead, with a 80-attendee dinner, speeches by military and business figures, and praise from Mayor Peters. Heath is lauded for war work and public service.
Paris February 5 George Nicoll Barnes the British labor delegate and M Colliard the French minister of labor were chosen vice presidents of the peace conference committee on international labor at its meeting Tuesday The committee agreed to adopt the British proposals for a permanent organization to handle international labor questions as the basis for discussion
Charlestown residents at a Boston Elevated trustees public conference urged public ownership of the Boston Elevated system, removal of Main Street’s unsightly structure, and more surface cars on Bunker Hill and Main streets. Dr Francis P Silva said Cambridge subway funds should only go to improving car service and lowering fares.
Marshal Foch warned on a critical western front petroleum shortage. The Fuel Administration released Allied messages showing American gasoline delivery helped preserve campaign plans and hasten armistice. Earl of Curzon estimated U S supplied 80 percent of allied petroleum needs. Sept 1 1918 was named the first Gasolineness Sunday.
Five generations gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Smith home in Malden for the 40th anniversary. The oldest guest was Mrs. Roxy Cameron aged 77 and the youngest great great granddaughter Dorothy Hatch aged five months. The couple’s ten children and Leroy Smith, a discharged veteran, attended with seven great grandchildren present.
Roland Dube eight years old was found dead in Lonsdale Pond in Southbridge after a search by police and neighbors. His coat on shore 150 yards from home suggested drowning as the cause. Louis Dube, the boy's father, located the body shortly after noon.
Pittsburg pa Feb 4 One hundred children rescued by firemen as the South Side public school at Oakdale near here burned. Edward MecKissock entered to save his two children and was killed by a falling wall. The rescued children were later found safe.
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