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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
5
Crowds of ruddy cheeked boys and girls gathered on Beacon Hill for the first good coast of the year. Many rode on big and little sleds with siblings giving rides up the hill, creating a lively, joyful scene.
An advertisement claims kidney disease signals like sleeplessness backache and stomach trouble, urging immediate use of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It promises rapid health return within 24 hours and ongoing protection with daily use, offering three sizes and money back if ineffective.
Noisy happy children shrieked with joy on long downhill rides and trudged back up for more. The afternoon procession climbed the hill, riders eager for another turn bolstered by stocking capped, mittened boys and girls in a festive scene.
Paris reports Louis Turmel, deputy for Cotes-du-Nord, who was arrested in October 1917 on charges of trading with the enemy, is dead. The discovery of 27 000 Swiss francs in the cloak room used by Turmel sparked early inquiries into the defeatist movement in France. Turmel and his wife were arrested after he refused to reveal the money’s origin.
AIKEN S C Jan 6 Mrs Richard Derby who was Miss Ethel Roosevelt left here today for Oyster Bay NY She was accompanied by Major Thomas Hitchcock at whose home she and two children had been guests for several weeks Dr Derby her Gibbena is attached to a medical unit overseas
January 5 report from Warsaw details a failed bid by Conservative and Liberal leaders led by Prince Eustache Sapieha to seize government power. Key ministers were arrested, troops did not mobilize, and General Pilsudski rejected political use of the army. Paderewski moved to Cracow and was asked for cabinet consultation. Polish troops in France were considered to bolster resistance to Bolshevism.
Miss Beatrice Bishop known as the cave woman of the Berkshires and Postmaster Johnson were riding a sledge with a team of Alaska malamutes when the sleigh tipped over. Johnson was bruised and cut while Bishop escaped with bumps. They recaptured the dogs and continued to Lenox Station to retrieve mail. They had brought the dogs for winter mail delivery to locals.
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