Eight Americans Wounded in Action in France
Eight artillerymen were slightly wounded in action on February 21 in France according to a dispatch from American headquarters in Paris. No one from New England was among the wounded. Private Edward Roberts of Iroquois, South Dakota, was reported missing after the February 8 action, with a correction noting a prior misidentification of Private Edward Roberts of New York City.
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Faris Attacks The Brewers In Public Prohibition Plea
Missouri prohibition official H P Faris at Tremont Temple and four other pulpits urges bone dry policy. He condemns brewing interests as German in heart and warns against food fuel and efficiency waste. He frames liquor as the nation’s major foe and calls for stringent reform.
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Woman cured of rheumatism credits Var-ne-sis in ad
Mrs. Alice V. Turenne of Leominster Massachusetts says Var-ne-sis restored her health after two years bedridden with chronic rheumatism and severe knee and spine pain. Rev. Paul M. Caver of New Bedford corroborates her recovery and the product’s claims.
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Second St. Leominster
Mass
Paul M. Caver
Willow Street
New Bedford
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Advertise Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for backache lumbago sciatica rheumatism and kidney bladder and liver ailments. It claims quick cleansing of kidneys and blood formation of a new person and potential disease prevention with no refunds if not satisfied.
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Quarantine for All New Men in Army Camp Devens
Camp Devens tightens daily routine for new soldiers with earlier waking and later retreat. First reveille now at 5 45 a m and retreat at 5 30 p m. Fire headquarters whistle joins bugle calls at both times.
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Reveille
Germans Resent Polish Criticism of Germany
Polish members of the Austrian Parliament continue sharp criticism of Germany over the Ukrainian peace treaty and renewed actions against Russia. German newspapers reflect irritation at Polish stance, with Vienna reports circulating that the Reichsrat may be dissolved if Polish attacks do not stop.
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London
Hague
Exchange Telegraph Company
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Six Hurt When Auto Hits Car In Centre Street Collision
Six persons were injured two seriously when an automobile carrying them collided with an inbound Ashmont and Milton car at Centre Street and Dorchester Avenue yesterday afternoon. The injured are:
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Silver Thimble Sale for Red Cross Fund
Dozens of silver and gold articles including watches rings scarfpins and thimbles from over 8000 items donated to the Silver Thimble fund of the Boston Metropolitan Chapter American Red Cross will be sold at appraised value on Monday March 4 at 116 Boylston Street Walker Building. Miss Lillian Gay chairs the committee. Unsold pieces will be melted and the metal sold to benefit the Red Cross recreation building at Camp Devens Ayer, under New England Division supervision.
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American Red Cross
Boylston Street
Walker Building
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Red Cross
Camp Devens
Ayer
New England
Allied newspaper men tour Fore River and Squantum plants
Sixteen foreign newspaper men and magazine writers from England France and Italy visited the Fore River shipbuilding plant in Quincy and the Victor plant in Squantum. They were guided through the Fore River shops by Joseph W. Powell vice-president of the plants.
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Company Officials Entertain Men in Boston
Afterwards the men were entertained by officials of the company in Boston. The event featured hospitality and engagement with executives, reflecting the business etiquette of the period.
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Greenfield Man Is Killed in Auto Upset Near West Hartford
Arthur Upton aged 37 of Greenfield Mass was killed in an auto upset near Corbin's Corner in West Hartford Conn early today. The crash occurred as the Greenfield man was driving through the area. Police investigated the scene and identified the victim.
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Two Chauffeurs Die After Car Plunge in Plainville
A car driven by a man and C H Morway of Plainville skidded down an embankment and overturned. Upton died from a fractured skull at the hospital while Morway escaped serious injury. George Carlson, 23, a lodger at 151 Meridian Street East Boston, was found dead in his bed from gas asphyxiation. Officials ruled Carlson’s death accidental after a gas jet was found wide open in his room by the landlord.
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Julia Maini
Pio Maini
Lena Maini
Lulu Drowne
Centre Street
Annie B. Drowne
Vincent Maini
Boston
Rozella Street
Dorchester
Floyd Kenny
Elbridge Smith School
Kenny
Benedictine Maini
Samuel Foulds
City Hospital
Mary Hemenway
Henry Johnson
Mather Street
Arthur N. Foster
Tomobile
C. H. Morway
Plainville
Upton
Morway
George Carlson
Meridian Street
John J. Jeffries
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