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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1919

Page

9

Worthless in the Mines Masks Warned Against

Washington February 26 Army gas masks offer no protection for coal miners against mine gases and only slight protection against ammonia fumes warns Lt Col B C Goss head of the Army Chemical Warfare Division sales salvage section. He fears heavy loss of life if buyers are misled by dealers who bought many masks from the government since the war. The army mask does protect against smoke and fire fumes and plans are under study to distribute masks to city fire departments. The government has sold many masks at $1 for used and an unspecified price for unused mainly as souvenirs.

Washington Army B. C. Goss Army Chemical Warfare Division Goss

Clergymen Back Health Campaign In Boston

Boston clergymen pledge support for the health drive benefiting the Boston Dispensary Baby Hygiene Association and District Nursing Association. Representatives will address union meetings of ministers next Monday after a luncheon hosted by the campaign committee.

Boston Boston Tispensary, Baby Hygiene Association District Nursing Association

EditorialReferenced Conference by Governors 1908

Georgiana Wilson recalls Roosevelt convening a governors conference at the White House on May 13 14 15 1908 noting the editorial in the Post. Nahant.

Sir Theodore Roosevelt United States White House Nahant Georgiana Wilson

The Quick Way to Stop a Cough

A homemade syrup offers a fast remedy for coughs and can be prepared easily at home. It promises notable savings compared to store bought remedies and dresses common throat irritation with simple ingredients.

Home remedy for cough using Pinex and sugar syrup

A home cough remedy promises rapid relief using 2½ ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle topped with plain sugar syrup or substitutes. It claims to cure ordinary coughs, bronchitis, croup, and related throat irritations within 24 hours, with guaranteed satisfaction from The Pinex Co.

Rand Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Mentho Laxene touted as safe cold remedy by Dayton firm

The Blackburn Products Co. of Dayton Ohio promotes Mentho Laxene as a strong non addictive cold cure for coughs colds and catarrh. It contains no opiates or narcotics and is recommended in ten drop doses or made into syrup with sugar. Thousands endorse its effectiveness and the manufacturer offers a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists.

Blackburn Products Co Dayton Ohio

Radway's Ready Relief Promises Instant Suffering Ease

Public notices tout Radway's Ready Relief as a cure for grip sore throat chest cold and inflammation. It claims instant relief and comfort for sufferers across ailments.

Radway

Fish Trust Trial Opens With 30 Boston Executives

A Suffolk County court began the trial of 30 prominent Boston business men charged with conspiracy to raise fish prices during wartime. The jury, drawn after lengthy voir dire, includes Philip Hahn and others. Judge Sanderson presides as the case is adjourned for the morning after contested bills of particulars and juror eligibility questions.

Boston Fish Trust Suffolk County Attwill Fishman Chase Commonwealth

Government Sells Its Surplus Lumber

The War Department announced a contract with J L Phillips and John Stephens of Jacksonville Florida to sell all surplus lumber. They are authorized as representatives of major US lumber producers and will resell at market prices, returning net proceeds to the department. The surplus is believed to total about 125000000 feet.

Washington War Department J. L. Phillips John Stephens Jacksonville Fla United States

Cascarets Offer Gentle Candy Like Relief for Children

A nostalgic advertisement promotes Cascarets as a tasty candy like remedy for children. It claims Cascarets ease the child’s stomach liver and bowels without harsh castor oil calomel or pills, saving money and worry for mothers.

Cascarets Promoted for Children and Adults Use

An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a quick remedy for a white tongue tainted breath sour stomach and cold in children and adults. It claims the product clears bile fermentations without gripping bowels and provides dosing directions for children from one year old and up.

Debate Over League of Nations At Boston Club Meeting

Massachusetts Civil Service Commission official Courtenay Crocker praised the League of Nations while Home Market Club secretary Thomas O Marvin denounced it as undesirable and dangerous. Vice-President Charles F Maxwell presided as Crocker urged unity and military buildup, defending the Monroe Doctrine and warning against neutrality. Marvin reviewed past leagues and questioned the plan’s feasibility noting its global obligations and potential for future wars.

Courtenay Crocker Massachusetts Civil Service Commission Boston Shoe Trades Club League of Nations Thomas O. Marvin Home Market Club Charles F. Maxwell Boston Wilson Crocker League

Uncle Sam’s Help Noting League Pact Says TM

The writer argues America should avoid binding League of Nations style commitments. He asserts future help will come from the United States without such covenants, citing Germany's failures and U S sacrifices overseas. He urges independence in development and remaining free from foreign wars.

Sam America League of Nations Germany United States Washington

Wallace Nominated U S Ambassador to France

President Wilson nominates Hugh Campbell Wallace of Tacoma Washington to be American ambassador to France succeeding Ambassador Sharp. The nomination is presented from Washington on February 26.

Washington Hugh Campbell Wallace Tacoma Wash Wilson France Sharp

British mine leaders seek strike delay in conference

The National Miners Federation executive committee urged delegates at a miners conference to accept government offers for a commission to study the dispute and to postpone the expiry of surge notices by five days to March 2. Justice Sir John Sankey will chair the commission and report by March 6. Delegates from South Wales favored keeping the March 15 stoppage date.

London National Miners’ Federation Miners’ Conference John Sankey South Wales

Musicians Sought to Aid Hospital Work in Red Cross Call

The American Red Cross issued a request for 200 trained men to support convalescing soldiers sailors and marines in about 60 reconstruction hospitals across the United States. The roles include 50 band and orchestra leaders 60 song leaders 50 dramatic instructors and 50 men to promote games.

Washington American Red Cross Today

Papes Cold Compound Promises Fast Grippe Relief

A folk remedy claims a dose every two hours, up to three, ends grippe misery and a severe cold. It says nasal passages clear, discharge stops, headache eases, feverishness fades, and that Pape's Cold Compound costs only a few cents and works without assistance.

Pape Grippe

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HSH Trust Philip Hahn Canterbury Street Walter Ashley St. James Avenue Thomas C. Tirrell Bennington Street C. Edgar Kaulbach Walworth Street Joseph A. Driscoll Melville Avenue William Alexander Eutaw Street Robert H. Magwood Vinson Street Harry F. Torry Linden Street Charles F. Smith Columbus Avenue Michael Walsh Norwell Street Neil McInnis Galen Street William W. Moore Somerset Street Mister Hurlburt MR Webber BIG Fish Henry Hurlburt Devine Court OF Fish Consumers Simeon Atwood JR Paxgwood M.casecy Talesman Harry Fishman League OF Mr. Crocker Marvin Leagues of Nations England Italy Europe Hugh C. Wallace Vanrenberl Call and Vici Carnival Mackinaws Insertion Wallace Flannelette BIG Store E. Z Norfolk
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