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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
9
Senator Pomerene urged immediate investigation of the Newberry Ford Michigan senatorial contest. He supported laying aside the post office bill to act on the resolution and said counter charges filed by Newberry against Ford reinforced the need for inquiry.
A War War narrative recounts the 102d Machine Gun Battalion's first frontline experiences near Laon in February 1918. The writer describes a twin emplacement in No Man's Land, daily routines, and the crew including Herbert E. Partridge of Wakefield Massachusetts and Howard Crosby and Keenan from Vermont, during Hindenburg's Circus raids.
The transport Mount Vernon, once Kronprinzess in Cecelie, is floated from drydock at Charlestown after torpedo damage near Brest. Repaired at a cost over 150000 dollars and converted from transport to damaged vessel, she will be towed down the harbor to complete fitting with full crew and coal onboard.
An important Odd Fellows event features the degree of humility by Asop Sanctorum No 134 in Deacon Hall. A large class of candidates will take the degree with Tajak Sanctorum No 151 of Worcester making a visitation.
Turtle doves at Franklin Park zoo quarrel and make up as they sit on perches in the big bird cages. They bill and coo to signal harmony after tempers flare, with keepers noting the day is spent in warmth and gentle behavior.
The writer recalls Harold F. Still now a second lieutenant and section sergeant Prescott Gould of Newton who is dead. He describes shells bursting around, a one pounder firing before their position, and the close machine gun fire. The fight lasts about an hour and a half with no casualties in their company. Humblet checks on comrades amid the barrage as Hindenburg's Circus seeks new engagements.
Frances M. Cobb was granted a divorce from Dr Farrar Cobb by Judge Chase in East Cambridge Superior Court for desertion. She receives $4 000 monthly alimony and $1 000 for their child. Case not contested. Other divorces granted for desertion and cruelty across multiple couples.
A Japanese foot remedy Ice-Mint offers relief from corns and calluses with a cooling touch. The ad claims instant relief, no pain, and long lasting coolness, preventing odor and leaving feet comfortable for walking or dancing. It touts sales in drug stores and urges purchase.
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