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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
9
The herring season is nearly over at the Bay of Islands as 12 vessels await favorable winds to sail from the Humber River north arm. Despite plentiful runs some schooners stay partly loaded to avoid heavy Gulf ice, ready to depart if seas threaten.
Speakers at the Twentieth Century Club praise Filene for inspiring action and humane business leadership. Dr. Charles F. Dole notes a small group could settle the war in Europe given his method and enthusiasm. The event marks a closing chapter in the club’s old home with notable figures in attendance.
The address outlines wartime conditions in Belgium and Europe, argues for informed public judgment, and details Germany’s motives, democracy versus absolutism, and the war’s economic and political stakes. It calls for U S aid to Belgium and for a broad, expert-led peace effort in America.
An advertisement extols Hyomei from Riker Jaynes and other druggists as a guaranteed cure for catarrh. The copy describes a medicated eucalyptus air that clears nasal passages, heals membranes, and destroys catarrh germs. It urges readers to buy the complete outfit with a free rubber inhaler.
The speaker argues that publicity on an economic plan could influence international opinion and mass attitudes in Germany France England and Austria. He warns diplomats failed to avert war risk US involvement and a renewed arms race if no plan emerges.
Berlin reports Austrian submarine activity has forced the French Adriatic fleet to withdraw from the Strait of Otranto at the Adriatic entrance. The French are said to have postponed the attack on the Austrian seaport of Cattaro in Dalmatia until next spring.
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