Inoculate Now Urges Dr Leary Against Influenza
Dr Timothy Leary urges inoculation with convalescent serum as a rapid safeguard against the prevailing influenza epidemic. He says inoculation reduces disease spread and lowers mortality, citing Boston deaths and urging faster public uptake. East Boston physician Dr James H Strong warns against wakes as infection sources and calls for stringent measures and better street car sanitation.
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Demand a Peace Hurry Up
British newspapers unite in a strong demand for a prompt peace conference meeting and swift action to curb Bolshevism spreading from border states, arguing chaos threatens Germany.
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Germany
Warning on Bolshevism risk if Allies fail to press Germany
The Sunday Observer warns that disbanding the German army while maintaining a blockade and starving raw materials could unleash mass unemployment and Bolshevism, threatening a chaotic rise in Europe. It argues a clear policy choice is needed now, not after the peace conference.
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Russian General Oberutzeff Speaks at Devens Event
Major General Constantine Michaelovitz Oberutzeff, famed for aiding the fall of the czar and later opposing Lenine, speaks at the Jewish Welfare Building in Russian and will address Liberty Theatre officers tomorrow. A train brings 68 veterans to camp with 52 to overseas units and 16 to the base hospital. arrivals from multiple camps total 1,824 New England soldiers and 24 officers tomorrow. The 74th Infantry spends 11,000 pounds on the show program C est la guerre as big Liberty Theatre ticket sales loom. New overseas patients listed include Hodgaman, Hanavian, Bouthilette, Dunn, Bowie, Garvin, Bradshaw, Le Clair, and many others. several are returned to overseas detachments after partial recovery. Mrs. Henry P. McCain and Mrs. Emery Smith depart camp for Washington. holiday furloughs end as demobilization accelerates.
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Former Chancellor von Hertling Dead
Former Bavarian minister president Count von Hertling, born 1843 in Darmstadt, served as imperial German chancellor from October 1917 to fall last year. A Catholic writer and politician, he led the clerical party, negotiated with the Vatican, and faced Socialist criticism while urging peace in his Reichstag speeches.
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Remodelled Ayer Church Dedicated At Camp Devens Event
Major-General Henry P. McCain along with Camp Devens officials attended the dedication of the remodeled First Unitarian Church of Ayer. The sermon was given by Rev. Samuel Eliot of Cambridge as the building was enlarged to serve soldiers and New England Unitarians. Henry M. Williams of the American Unitarian Association presented the church keys, with Harry Brooks Swett of Cambridge as architect and a special musical program planned.
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Richardson Funeral Tuesday in Ayer
Edward A. Richardson 60 former selectman and legislator dies after pneumonia. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon at his Washington Street home. He served in town politics and the constitutional convention and is survived by his wife two sons a father and a sister in St Cloud Florida.
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Pope Benedict Receives American Journalists in Rome
The Pope welcomed American journalists accompanying President Wilson in Rome. He praised efforts for world unity to avert future wars and noted shared Catholic ties with the United States. He expressed satisfaction seeing the reporters and blessed them with apostolic benediction.
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Assessments Planned for Strikers by Central Labor Union
Pittsfield January 5 delegates from 24 local unions meet to approve assessments for relief of striking General Electric workers locked out after GE issued a rehire list placing strikers in the final sixth class. The group deemed a general sympathy strike of all crafts unwise.
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General Electric Company
Northern Pacific Crew Safe as Salvage Try Tonight
An attempt to refloat the United States transport Northern Pacific, aground near Island N Y, was set for the night. Two wrecking tugs and scows with powerful gear waited offshore as 250 crew members planned to work with the salvage operation under calm seas and clear skies.
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Vintage Drapery and Coat Sale at Jordan Marsh
Local listing details a sale at Jordan Marsh featuring heavy discounts on women’s coats suits and skirts in velours velveteens kersey and other fabrics. Also includes waists crepe de chine and voile styles plus houseware such as table linens blankets and rugs with prices and sale terms.
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