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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1919

Page

7

Noted grocer Henry D Yerxa dead at 2

The funeral for Henry D Yerxa president of the Cobb Bates Yerxa Company will be held at 2 p m tomorrow from his Cambridge home 37 Lancaster street. Yerxa longtime public worker and Cambridge Park Commission president served on the Governor's Council with Governors Crane and Bates. Survived by son Herbert E Yerxa and three daughters. wife died 13 years ago.

Henry D. Yerxa Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Company Lancaster Street Cambridge Cambridge Hospital Charles River Basin Commission W. Murray Crane John L. Bates Beacon Trust Company North Avenue New England Yerxa Herbert E. Yerxa Cobb, Bates Yerxa Company Sarah E. Yerxa William S. Youngman Theodore O. Barnard Sarah Emory Yerxa

Pershing Called to Paris to Discuss Problems

Paris January 22 General Pershing on a 10 day tour of front encampments has been summoned to Paris and will arrive tomorrow morning. It is said his presence is needed to help solve the Russian and Polish problems in line with the supreme council action.

Paris Associated Press General Pershing

Tiz A Joy to Sore Tired Feet Promotion

An old advertisement touts Tiz as relief for tired burning and swollen feet and corns bunions and raw spots. It claims immediate effect and urges readers to buy a 25 cent box at druggists or department stores with a year long guarantee or money back.

Need More State Aid to Save Elevated

A 1919 letter to the Boston Post argues the elevated railway faces a $11.8 million annual deficit under five-cent fares and $6.3 million under seven to eight cent fares, due to underfunding, wage pressures, and run-down equipment. It urges public cooperation, legislative funding, and quick capital to buy equipment and safeguard service, citing trustees and Interborough comparisons while urging Cambridge subway purchase as a rapid capital source.

Shonts Interborough New York Rtecord Brooklyn Rapids Transit Boston Elevated Railroad Cambridge Subway F. W. Merrick United Improvement Association Boston

Bromo Quinidine Cold Medicine Ad Appears in Classifieds

An old ad promotes a product named Lax Ative Bromo Quinine Tablets for cold relief. It claims a full name and strength 30c and suggests a single genuine set under the brand EBROVE or similar.

Krupp Plants Rebuild Guns for U S Army in Coblenz

The Krupp site at Essen began producing parts for 72 incomplete cannons for the United States government. A German commission reported that 80 cannons had been shipped to the American army of occupation to replace oversized weapons rejected earlier. The combined deliveries complete the 152 heavy guns allotted by the Americans.

Coblenz Associated Press Krupp Essen United States Krupps Berlin

Protestant Churches to Host Mass Meeting at Tremont Temple

Clergymen from French and New York churches join Boston ministers and Jewish synagogues to sponsor a mass meeting at Tremont Temple on January 28. Lectures cover immigration policy and labor issues with leaders Edward McGrady and Charles Crown.

David Couve Cornelius Woolkin D. D Fifth Avenue Baptist Church New York City Tremont Temple Massachusetts Federation of Churches Boston Federation of Churches Jewish Synagogues Boston Edward F. McGrady Central Labor Union League of Free Nations

State Senate adjourns to July amid influenza epidemic

Columbia 8 C Jan 22 The State Senate voted to adjourn until July because of an influenza epidemic. The House deferred action on the resolution until tomorrow.

Columbia 8. C State Senate House

Olive Tablets Ad Promises Youthful Vitality

An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic. It claims improved complexion and energy, presenting the product as a gentle substitute for calomel. Priced 10c and 25c per box, available at all druggists.

Edwards Ohio

Peptiron Advertises Iron Tonic After Illnesses

A vintage advertisement touts Peptiron as a powerful iron blood and nerve tonic. It claims benefits after influenza and grip, aiding anemia, nervous weakness, and fatigue in men women and children including invalids and convalescents.

Boston Jews plan drive for Beth Israel Hospital funds

More than 500 Jewish residents meet at North Russell Street Synagogity West End to launch a campaign from January 1 to February 15 aiming to raise 100000 for Beth Israel Hospital Roxbury and to recruit 5000 contributing members. A dinner at Ford Hall will inaugurate the drive with leaders from across the country.

Boston Russell Street West End Beth Israel Hospital Roxbury Ford Hall Brookline Allston

Longshoremen in Norfolk Strike Demands Rise in Wages

In Norfolk Virginia on January 22 under orders of the local council of the International Longshoremen's Association 2700 freight handlers employed by local railroads began a strike for higher wages. Waterfront workers were not included in the strike order.

Norfolk The International Longshoremen's Association

Smallpox Not Feared in Boston Harbor Policy

Boston health officials say a Boston harbor quarantine against smallpox from Italy is unlikely while New York imposes a quarantine. Commissioner Woodward notes the federal government would run any harbor quarantine, and no orders had reached federal authorities by last night.

New York Italy Bos Ton Boston Woodward

Ryan Arrested on Treason Indictment in Gallipolis

John T. Ryan of Buffalo New York was arrested in Gallipolis Ohio today after being indicted in New York on treason charges. He had been employed at the government hospital in Nitro West Virginia.

Gallipolis John T. Ryan Buffalo N. Y New York Government Hospital Nitro W. Va

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