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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
3
Two coats featured with detailed styling and premium materials. Model 5 Handsome Wool Velour Coat sports a natural raccoon collar, back pleats, semi belt, set in sleeves and decorative cuffs. Model 6 Dressy Duvet de Laine Coat pairs with furs, Empire back, cable stitching, semi kimono sleeves and double strap cuffs. Both priced at 37.50.
London reports that by Archangel a Morning Post special telegraph cites Grand Duke Cyril saying Empress and daughter Tatiana survive and the Emperor not shot. A Bolshevik officer claimed to kill for orders, while Count T offered to sacrifice himself. the Emperor reportedly escaped and whereabouts unknown.
Model 5-Salts offers a full 48 inch plush travelling coat featuring storm collar buttons set-in sleeves a wide belt and cuff pockets. The coat is cut full with a flare back and is fully lined available in sizes 34 to 25.00 dollars.
Dog lovers back a tougher licensing bill championed by Dr. Francis Rowley of the M S P C A who says a state dog officer would improve enforcement. Critics note dogs rarely attack sheep and caution against harsh methods while acknowledging the need to curb roaming at night.
State Senator John Walsh at the United Improvement Association meeting proposed state subsidies to cover the difference between the five cent fare and operating costs for the L line. He urged a Commonwealth tax in affected sections to equalize expenditures and argued government takeover via eminent domain is unwise due to overvaluation and borrowing at high interest rates.
Washington reports the small American owned schooner Gardner W. Tarr was wrecked near Cardenas Cuba. The loss was relayed today to the State Department.
Boston Post correspondent reports Paris suffers from sugar and butter shortages with ration cards and high restaurant prices. Bread cards replace fine rolls as meat, fish, and vegetables remain available but costly. A Brest armistice celebration misfires when a French band plays Hail the Gang's All Here for Admiral Wilson's review, eliciting smiles from Americans.
War Department reports 12 941 American officers and men in Siberia and Northern Russia. In Siberia 255 officers and 7267 men, in Northern Russia 5419 men. Units include 339th Infantry, 310th Engineers battalion, Melda Hospital, Ambulance Company in Archangel region, plus multiple hospital, depot, supply, ordnance and support detachments across Siberia and Archangel.
Convalescents receive strengthening nourishment with no sickly sweetness. Described as delicious and suitable during influenza recovery. Sold by any druggist for 25 cents.
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