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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
7
The Boston city board of censors canceled the license of St James Hall Huntington Avenue Back Bay after a hearing on charges of objectionable conduct. The decision warns other hall proprietors to enforce strict patron surveillance or face similar action.
An advertisement touts an inexpensive pine cough remedy claimed to deliver prompt relief and is endorsed by thousands of families, promising substantial savings over other options.
An advertisement touts Pinex as a highly concentrated Norway pine extract for coughs and throat ailments. It suggests making pine cough syrup at home with Pinex in a pint bottle plus sugar or other syrups, promising relief within 24 hours and refunds if not satisfied.
Classified ad promotes Cardiani as a remedy for bad hearts due to exhaustion and nervous strain. Claims include palpitations and poor circulation with emphasized nervous system impact and general fatigue.
Thousands seek heart relief and blood circulation aid. The Cardiani Company offers a free full size 50-cent bottle and a heart health book by mail, no obligation, with promise of symptom relief and safe formula, suitable post influenza weakness.
An advertisement touts Peptiron as a powerful iron tonic aiding recovery after influenza grip and nerve strain. It claims to restore red blood cells, benefit weak worn-out individuals including students and invalids, and to be well known by druggists.
After seven years as part of Boston, Hyde Park residents split over annexation. Voters approved 1434 to 1247 in 1911, but many critics say promises on streetcar fares, gas, and civic buildings were not kept. Authors include Hyde Park leaders and residents noting improved fire, police, and schools versus higher taxes and lost local voice.
The Brookline Board of Selectmen voted against annexation by Boston and instructed the school committee to revert to pre 변경 school hours. They cited health concerns from the longer day and followed a petition from protesting parents.
The Aero Club of America funds Captain Robert A. Bartlett’s June Polar aerial survey to be named the Roosevelt Memorial Expedition. Land found would be titled Roosevelt Land, as debated with questions about non-justiciable issues and U.S. defense prep under a Swiss-style universal military training plan. The piece argues against overseas entanglements and in support of preserving the Monroe Doctrine while warning European or Asian interference in the Americas.
Trustees favor a 5 cent fare plan for downtown loop routes running from North and South stations to department stores and theatres without transfer privileges. Management has not finalized details. a fuller statement will be issued later.
Kansas City news reports the Kansas City Star published Theodore Roosevelt's final article on the League of Nations. The piece, dictated January 3, was prepared before his death announced January 6, outlining Roosevelt's view on US policy toward Mexico and opposition to European interference in the Americas.
A promotional note touts Ely's Cream Balm for nasal congestion. It promises instant relief by clearing air passages and soothing swollen mucous membranes after a small intranasal application. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist.
Washington officials note a Berlin telegram from the Spartacus group to Moscow calling to end fighting as soon as possible. The report is cited as evidence that the German uprising is directed by the Russian Bolsheviki and that Berlin’s working class may not be ready for proletariat dictatorship.
The Prince of Wales, guest of Major-General Dickman, returned to the British sector after a luncheon with Major-General Hines at Neu Wied Castle. He danced with nurses including Miss Agnes Kann, though he was not a skilled dancer, having learned American steps earlier from officers.
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