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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1919

Page

2

Wounded Men Reach Camp Devens From Richmond

Fifty two convalescents arrived at Camp Devens from Richmond Va after disembarking at Newport News Dec 20 on a former German vessel now serving as U S Mercury Private William J Marsh of Winthrop was among the arrivals He served in the old Fighting Ninth and was transferred to the 62d Infantry Brigade headquarters at Westfield The armistice found him still with the brigade detachment Captain James J Maguire a Camp Devens football star died of pneumonia after a brief illness during a five day leave His bride of four months waited in Fitchburg The report notes others including Elmer Lane of Somerville who earned the Croix de Guerre citation and DSM and Lt John S Wheeler of the 804th Infantry in a noted wartime action One hundred thirty six aviators arrived from St Paul ground school and 6090 men are to be discharged including 50 overseas veterans Leigh W Ames of Somerville is listed among those discharged

Devens Richmond Newport News U. S. & Mercury William J. Marsh Linecoln Street Winthrop Framingham 62D Westfield Charles H. Cole Blois Cole Elmer Lane Davis Square Somerville 104Th Infantry Apremont 76Th Division 82D James J. Maguire Plattsburg Camp Devens Fitchburg Rockville Conn Johns. Wheeler 804Th Infantry 76Th Argonne Forest St. Paul Leigh W. Ames Deat

Soldier from 12th Field Artillery Receives D S Medal

A service member from the 12th Field Artillery earned the Distinguished Service Medal for gallantry in action. The decoration highlights brave leadership and devotion to duty during critical operations.

Tery 12Th Field Artillery

Think Cabinet Now Stronger Amid German Cabinet Shuffle

Germany announced the retirement of three independent socialists from the Ebert cabinet and the appointment of Gustave Noske and Herr Wissel of the social democrats. The proclamation pledges unity and a welfare driven program including a militia, weapon disarmament, and expedited peace.

London Ebert Gustave Noske Herr Wissel Germany Empire Philipp Scheidemann German Republic

First 1919 Boston baby born in Dorchester

The newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Florence Sullivan of 40 Norton Street Dorchester weighed seven pounds three ounces and arrived at one thirty a.m. at St Margaret s Hospital under nurse care with Dr John Kelley noted as first doctor of 1919.

Boston Mary Sullivan St. Margaret’s Hospital Anna Conlogue Florence Sullivan Norton Street Dorchester Cushing Avenue Windemere Street John Kelley

Cadum Ointment Promises Soothing Skin Relief

An advertisement touts Cadum Ointment as a cure for skin troubles offering immediate itch relief. It claims soothing healing for eczema pimples blotches chafings piles rash scabs ringworm cuts sores burns and insect bites.

Maine Legislature for 1919 Organized in Augusta

The 9th Maine Legislature was organized with ceremonies. Leon S. Higgins of Brewer became Senate president and Frank G. Farrington of Augusta was chosen House speaker. Other officers were elected. adjournment was followed by Governor Carl E. Milliken's inauguration for a second term.

Augusta Maine Leon S. Higgins Brewer Senate Frank G. Farrington House Carl E. Milliken

Welcome Overseas Tars Arrive at Charlestown Dock

The first fighting ships back from overseas since the armistice will be greeted at Charlestown harbor this morning. Destroyers Tucker and Drayton and the converted yacht Isabel with their veteran crews are due to dock at about 9 a m. and may include sailors recalled by Admiral Sims.

Charlestown Navy Yard Tucker and Drayton Isabel Sims

Welcome Home Destroyers Honor Fleet After North Sea War

Rear Admiral Spencer S. Wood orders a loud homecoming for returning destroyers and light escorts. Fires and factory whistles will salute as the three ships enter the channel. Relatives and sweethearts greet the crews while hostesses and Y M C A venues in City square host other wellwishers.

Spencer S. Wood City Square Great Britain

Aid to Near East Food Relief Coordinated by Hoover Link

The American committee for relief in the Near East says it can obtain food from Hoover's Paris stockpiles via the Food Administration for distribution in the Near East. Hoover notes US government cannot provide direct aid, relief relies on public benevolence. The committee will buy foods from Hoover stocks with the administration’s cooperation in surplus regions.

New York American Committee For Relief In the Near East Herbert Hoover Paris Food Administration Mediterranean United States Mr. Hoover The

Break Store Whiskey Theft At Custom House

Two soldiers and two sailors were caught breaking into the Custom House Wine Store at 21 India Street. Patrolman Lindsay heard glass breaking and pursued the fleeing trio, firing three shots. The robbers escaped. $21 in cash was taken and some bottles of whiskey were missing.

Custom House India Street Lindsay J. W. O’connor

Notable New Bedford Leader Clarence A Cook Dies

Clarence A. Cook died at his New Bedford home at 6 this morning aged 63. He led the New Bedford Taunton Copper Company and served as treasurer of Pairpoint Corporation, among many posts. He is survived by his widow and one daughter Mrs Mosher. He held roles in the City Mill Union Street Railway Gas and Edison Light and Insurance firms and belonged to several clubs in Boston and Cape Cod.

New Bedford Clarence A. Cook Mosher New Bedford Taunton Copper Company Pairpoint Corporation New Bedford School Committee New Bedford Institution For Savings City Mill Union Street Railway Company New Bedford Gas and Edison Light Company American Mutual Insurance Company of Boston Exchange Club of Wianno Club Cape Cod

Missouri Overseas Veterans Honored in New York Reception

Missouri soldiers and sailors from overseas were honored with a reception here today by the Missouri hospitality committee appointed by Governor Gardner to entertain these arrivals.

Missouri New York Missouri Hospitality Committee Gardner

Dr James L Barton to sail Saturday for relief mission

Dr James L Barton secretary of the foreign department of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions and director of the Relief Commission sails from New York on the Carmania with six others to Turkey Syria and the Caucasus. The mission will co operate with Britain and France in London and Paris. Two Boston men Professor Edward C Moore of Harvard and Dr George H Washburn of Commonwealth Avenue join the commission and the medical unit will follow.

James L. Barton Foreign Department American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Relief Commission Turkey Syria Caucasus American Committee For Relief In Near East Boston New York London Paris Great Britain France Barton Edward C. Moore Harvard University George H. Washburn Commonwealth Avenue

Home Remedy Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Rapid Relief

A home prep remedy using 2% ounces Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or substitutes is advertised to cure severe coughs within 24 hours. It claims quick relief for bronchitis croup whooping cough and asthma and urges asking druggists for 214 ounces of Pinex with directions from The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Ind.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Hood's Sarsaparilla Trio as Health Rescue

An advertisement extolls Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to purify the blood and strengthen nerves and liver before meals, Peptiron iron tonic after meals, and Hood's Pills as a mild cathartic. It claims the trio accelerates convalescence, helps prevent disease, and preserves health as a divine triple combination.

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