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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1915

Page

3

Begg's Mustarine Ends Sore Throat and Neuralgia Trial

A vintage advert touts Begg's Mustarine in a yellow box promising fast relief for sore throat lumbago neuralgia earache headache backache and more. It claims instant absorption and a money back guarantee if not better than plasters or poultices.

Begg BEGY America

No Need of War Talk Says Hay

Washington reports the House completed general debate on a 101 million army bill after an all day discussion. Leaders urged quick action on appropriation bills to avoid a special session. Hay signaled a 25 000 man army increase while Gardner warned defences remain inadequate and warned of future dangers from international issues and potential Japanese demands for equal treatment. He criticized limited air and naval strength and called for stronger national defense.

Washington House Congress Gardner Massachusetts Kahn California Hay United States Japan America Mr. Gardner

Virginia Rep Hay warns against expanding standing army debate

The feature of today’s debate was a speech by Representative Hay of Virginia, chairman of the military committee, deprecating war talk and stating no need to add a single man to the standing army. The pending bill makes no provision for additions to the army, while measures before the Senate military committee seek approval.

Representative Hay Virginia United States Senate Mabutary Committee

Freed in Wakefield bomb throwing case

Lack of prosecution led to the discharge of Luigi Manucci of Wakefield who was accused of throwing a bomb into the home of Richard Stout during the Wakefield Rattan Company strike. Patrolman Preston testified that Chief Pollard of Wakefield police requested the discharge for lack of evidence.

Luigi Manucci Wakefield Richard 8. Stout Malden Court Preston Wakefield Police Chief Pollard Manucci

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