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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
7
Freezone promises quick relief for hard and soft corns and calluses. A tiny bottle, available at drug stores, claims to dissolve corn tissue without pain or irritation, enabling removal with fingers. This “magic” discovery from Cincinnati is touted as simple and effective.
Mrs. S. J. Semler of Troy New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing seven months of displacement and related pains after three doctors advised surgery She regained strength and can perform all housework and recommends the remedy to others in similar need.
General Pershing urged a bridge of ships to France in a nationwide address delivered by Major Frederick Palmer at the National Press Club. The message called for unified support and manpower from the American people and forces to aid Allied efforts during the war.
A speaker urges that women and children support the war by promoting shipbuilding. He calls for wearing ship symbols, toy ships for children, and women encouraging riveters to work harder. He argues every ship builds aid for Allied soldiers in France and warns against comfort delaying sacrifice. He envisions shipyards as power bridging to Pershing.
The testimony reveals a secret marriage plan to North Berwick Maine prompted by desire for speed and secrecy. Mrs Osborn denies any motive of money, claims love for Mr Osborn, and explains the granddaughter Minetta Johnson challenges the will granting $35 000 with one quarter to Mrs Crimmins.
National Security League urges alumni associations to investigate loyalty of officers professors and instructors suspected of sympathy with enemies. Dr William H Hobbs of Michigan and Dr Robert M McElroy of Princeton cite specific disloyalty cases as justification for action.
The Massachusetts food administration completed facts on fair prices and will publish a daily bulletin showing retailer prices and consumer costs. The bulletin aims to aid housewives in planning and marketing.
The list shows bulk sugar retailers pay 7.70 per pound with consumers expected to pay 9.12 a pound. Flour white retailers 1.45 1.50 per bag with consumers 1.60 1.65. Whole wheat 10.75 11.75 per barrel, consumers 7.5 and 8.5 a pound. Prices for rye cornmeal oats rice and other staples noted with consumer pay ranges. Several fruits and vegetables listed as abundant or scarce such as cabbage hothouse tomatoes rhubarb and Baldwin apples.
Alexander Berkman anarchist was moved to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta Georgia to finish a two year sentence for conspiring to obstruct selective draft operations.
The following applicants have been recommended for admission to the bar in Massachusetts. A long list of names and addresses includes many from Boston suburbs and surrounding towns, reflecting a coordinated effort to expand the legal bar with women professionals.
Lawrence Coffin a Cardiff native and Los Angeles journalist applied to enlist at the British army Boston mission after traveling across the country. The drive draws many applicants chiefly Irish born with 1839 Canadians, 1600 English, 6545 Scotch, 358 Irish, 2% Welsh, 10 Australians and eight French seeking service since July 1 1917. About eight per cent of those accepted join the Canadian army.
Charles E. Faxon assistant director of the Arnold Arboretum and a renowned botanist and illustrator died yesterday at his Jamaica Plain home in his 78th year. A Harvard botany instructor from 1879 to 1884 he was made an honorary master of arts in 197. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM in Forest Hills cemetery chapel.
Mayor Peters will attend the presentation of a loving cup to Moorfield Storey in Faneuil Hall on Thursday night next week February 14. He accepts the invitation of the Boston Literary and Historical Association to bring the city's greetings. The event is organized by colored citizens.
Dr. A L Paulson outlines a at home gray hair treatment using Orlex powder marketed for 25 cents per box. Dissolve in one ounce water and comb through hair with full directions inside the box. The product guarantees no silver or harmful derivatives and promises non staining, non greasy results that make a gray head look twenty years younger.
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