Mauretania Haunts With War Ghosts On Postwar Crossing
Reporter describes the Mauretania voyage from Southampton to New York, noting war scars aboard the ship. Bunks replace the old dining room, stewards who fought in the British army earn respect, and American passengers confront a new postwar ethos as they witness Europe’s changed mood.
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Drink a Glass of Real Hot Water Before Breakfast
A health column urges starting each day with a glass of real hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims benefits for constipation bilious spells stomach trouble and overall complexion and suggests buying a quarter pound of limestone phosphate for internal sanitation.
Letter in Series Promises Follow-up This Week
A note indicates another letter in the ongoing series will appear later in the week. The publication maintains the sequence by promising forthcoming installments.
Brookline Girl to Marry Sailor in St Marys Church
Miss Mae EK Phillips of Brookline will wed William Clancy of Roxbury a crew member aboard the U S Pueblo. The ceremony at St Marys Church of the Assumption is set for Monday at 9:00 AM with many friends expected to attend.
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Mae EK
L‘hillips
Villa Jane
Willm Clancy
Roxbury
U.S
Mary Lerner Celebrated Author Wins Wide Praise
One of the Best Story writers of the year Mary Lerner whose The Strongest Pleaders will appear in next week's Boston Post Sunday Magazine has won fame for her pleasing sympathetic literary style.
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Mary Lerner
Boston Post
Boston to Welcome 26th Infantry With Massive Parade
Boston plans the largest parade in its history to greet the 26th Infantry upon their April return from France. More than 50 000 troops will march through the city as the featured welcome event at the port.
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Boston
26Th Infantry
France
Welcome Home demonstration plans announced for 26th division
The Northeastern Department outlined Welcome Home plans tied to Wilson Day style, with 50 000 troops expected in line. Colon el Albert S Williams said Boston will host the greatest reception in the citys history as the 26th division returns from April. Two ships will dock at Commonwealth pier with troops then sent to Camp Devens for quarantine and home leave before a Boston parade and final muster out or deployment to nearby camps.
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Albert S. Williams
Department
Boston
New England
Williams
Camp Devens
East Boston Man Escapes Jail After Manslaughter Plea
Angelo Santullo faced sentencing for manslaughter in the 2 year old shooting death of Dominico Pugliese. Judge Dubuque could not impose a term after learning Pugliese harassed Santullo’s wife over a past incident. Santullo shot Pugliese during an argument.
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Angelo Santullo
Boston
Dominico Pugliese
Dubuque
Pugliese
Santullo
Sanutullo
Police raid at Roxbury drug store nets liquor haul
Sergeants Casey and Horton with Dudley Street police seized nearly 6 gallons of liquor including wine whiskey brandy lager and porter from Samuel A Oppe 602 Dudley street Roxbury. Oppe was charged in Roxbury District Court with illegal sale of a pint of liquor the case continued to March 12 and he was held on 300 bail. A search warrant prompted the raid.
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Casey
Horton
Dudley Street
Samuel A. Oppe
Roxbury
Oppe
No Decision on Pork Prices Delayed by Embargo Question
Washington Feb 26 The food administration postponed any decision on continuing the minimum hog price policy until after President Wilson settles embargoes affecting neutrals and other countries. Frank S Snyder said a statement would come today but White House talks shifted focus to opening world pork markets.
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Food Administration
Frank S. Snyder
Wilson
War Trade Board
White House
War Cabinet
Snyder
Funeral Services for Daniel Frank in Boston
Daniel Frank a leading Boston tobacconist was buried yesterday afternoon from B M Wolf home 627 Commonwealth avenue where he stayed during his wife’s absence. Rabbi Harry Levi of Temple Israel led a temple service without music. The body was taken to the Jewish cemetery in Wakefield. Business associates and philanthropists attended the house services.
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Daniel Frank
Boston
B. M. Wolf
Commonwealth Avenue
Secret of Strong Nerves and Iron for Manhood
Physician explains that iron is essential to convert food into living tissue and build strong red blood. Nuxated Iron is touted as easily absorbed and used by over three million people yearly to boost strength and energy. recommend two five grain tablets three times daily after meals for two weeks with a money back guarantee.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital of
New Jersey
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