Service Men Seek Jobs Move to New U S Employment Center
Boston's employment bureau for returning soldiers and sailors moves from Liberty Hall to a dedicated headquarters adjoining it. Hundreds of veterans sought work yesterday as employers offered positions. State Director Everett W. Lord campaigns to enlist 15,000 Boston employers this week, urging cooperation to place every service member in his former job or a suitable position.
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Boston
Employment Bureau For
Liberty Hall
U. S. Employment Service
Everett W. Lord
Lord
Testimonial Sworn Before Notary in New York 1918
A sworn testimonial dated November 13 1918 is sworn to before Joseph Braman Notary Public No 221 in the City and County of New York.
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Joseph Braman
Notary Public No
City and County of New York
Drug stores and chemists list across Boston area
A dense directory of drug companies and pharmaceutic shops across Boston and suburbs lists firms and addresses including Woodward Drug Co. Tremont Street Walker-Rintels Summer Street Morse-Winslow Drug Co. Tremont Morse Sturnick Inc Huntington Avenue and many others in Cambridge Somerville Brookline Chelsea Newton Medford Melrose Everett and Chelsea showing a broad regional network of chemists and suppliers.
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Woodward Drug Co
Tremont St
Walker-Rintels
Summer St
Hyde Park
Bradward Everett
Columbia Rad
Dorchester
Geo. H. Smith
Washington Ave
Chelsea
Arthur Hudson
Wash. St
Newton
H. Packard
Central Sq
Pee Fe
Boston
Maine Co
Washington
Cor
Waltham St
West
Newiea
From Baseball to Bodies
A World War I Paris scene follows Joe and Vivela as they dine with Calhoun and Jeanne. A suspicious impostor from Iowa tries to con money from them, reinforcing danger for soldiers abroad. The narrator details Paris life, comic misunderstandings, and tensions among soldiers and locals in a lively, period tone.
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Jeanne
Calhoun
Paris
Jack
Was Daring At Argonne
Walter Tivnan of Mattapan who turned twenty last November plans to return home soon with the French Croix de Guerre. He enlisted in July 1917, went to France mid 1918, fought at Chateau Thierry and Argonne Forest where a machine gun wound and shell shock earned him the French decoration after delivering a critical message through German lines.
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Walter Tivnan
Fremont Place
Mattapan
Tivnan
France
Chateau Thierry
Argonne Forest
Young Tivnan
Yanks Freed From Camps List Of Prisoners And Returns
The War Department released names of soldiers listed as prisoners in German camps and others reported released from enemy camps and returned to France. One officer, Lieut. R. J. Searle of Boston, is held at an unknown camp. New England prisoners include Benjamin Shapiro Revere Joseph Tarallo Lawrence and several men later reported to have been returned to France, among them Edward J. Kenney Waterbury Conn Herbert Hapgood Shrewsbury John VY Lawrence New London Conn Charles Peters Cambridge Arthur Hirons Pawtucket R I William Quinn Swampscott Miles Dunning Bristol Conn Michael McDermott New Haven Conn Hugh Marron Norfolk Conn Clarence Riedle Bristol Conn Stephen Torok Darien Conn.
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Washington
War Department
France
R. J. Searle
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
New England
Benjamin Shapiro
Revere
Joseph Tarallo
Lawrence
Quincy Man Heads Norfolk Bar Assn
John W. McAnarney of Quincy was yesterday elected president of the Norfolk County Bar Association at the annual meeting at Dedham. Edwin C. Jenney of Hyde Park was chosen clerk and Joseph H. Sullivan of Dedham, treasurer. The treasurer's report showed a balance on hand of $4246.51.
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John W. McAnarney
Quincy
Norfolk County Bar Association
Dedham
Edwin C. Jenney
Hyde Park
Joseph H. Sullivan
Six Women Sent to Jail in Suffrage Protest
In Washington six members of the National Woman's party were jailed after refusing fines for kindling fires opposite the White House. Phoebe Munnecke Detroit, Mary Dubrow Passaic NJ, Julia Emory Baltimore and Alice Paul Philadelphia chairwoman Lawrence Lewis Wilmington Del and Annie Arneil Wilmington Del faced penalties.
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Washington
National Woman’s Party
White House
Senate
Phoebe Munnecke
Detroit
Mary Dubrow
Passaic
N. J
Julia Emory
Baltimore
Alice Paul
Lawrence Lewis
Philadelphia
Annie Arneil
Wilmington
Del
Urges Cambridge Work for Returning Troops
Mayor Quinn of Cambridge enters his second year and urges the city to outline a wide plan to employ returning soldiers. He notes federal guidance to resume postponed work and calls for immediate public works, new city yard buildings, sewer construction, filter beds, a high pressure water system, and hospital expansion.
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Quinn
Cambridge
Come Let Mother See Cascarets Candy Ad
An old advertisement urges mothers to give Cascarets to children showing signs of illness such as pallor or restlessness. It promotes the candy as a harmless laxative that children will eat willingly, with a ten cent price per box and directions for ages from five and upward.
McAdoo Stays Home From European Peace Talks
Washington January 6. The advisability of sending William G. McAdoo to Europe to aid in financial arrangements for the peace settlement was discussed between McAdoo and President Wilson by cable weeks ago, but the decision was made to keep him home. McAdoo believed Treasury representatives in Europe could handle foreign exchange and related matters without his presence.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
Europe
McAdoo
Wilson
Cable
Treasury
How Pershing Won His Bride in The Real Life Tale
H. F. Wheeler recounts Pershing’s courtship as a young captain in the forthcoming Boston Sunday Post. The piece portrays a intimate account from the general’s early days, offering a glimpse into his personal life and character before his military fame.
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General Pershing
H. F. Wheeler
Boston Sunday Post
Freezone promises instant corn relief with minimal cost
Drops of magic Freezone soothe a touchy corn without pain then lift it off with fingers. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents and works on hard and soft corns and between the toes. The product is touted as a Cincinnati genius discovery.
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Calhoun
Marie
Monsieur
Cincinnati
Radway
Sloan's Liniment Advertisement Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains external aches strains stiffness and bruises. Claims instant relief without muss or staining and urges readers to keep a large bottle and ask their druggist due to dependable year after year high sales.
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Sloan’s
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