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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
10
Advertisement promotes Dr True's Elixir as the best worm expeller and laxative for children and adults. It cites symptoms of worm infestation and includes a testimonial from Mrs Anselme Lamarre about her daughter Gertrude improving after use. The claim urges continual use for all ages.
Amersfoort January 22. Former German Emperor Wilhelm II spends hours daily on castle grounds sawing wood. Servants hand him logs and pile short sticks for furnace use as coal shortages drive wood burning. He works quietly and supplies castle fires, while moats ice over and skating is restricted during his stay.
A small blaze in a janitor’s closet on the second floor of the Pemberton square courthouse caused smoke to fill corridors. Firemen arrived after a still alarm. smouldering rubbish was the cause. No damage or court sessions were disrupted.
Nason B Hamlin former state director of war savings announced a $500000 campaign for the Central New England Sanatorium for Tuberculosis at Rutland. He will chair a 10 day drive with opening date soon and Greater Boston as the hub for a regional effort. Headquarters will be at the Parker House.
Oscar M Strauss chairman of the League to Enforce Peace committee announced he will sail for France Saturday to represent the organization at the peace conference. The New York report confirms his plans and role in the delegation.
Major General Clarence R. Edwards former commander of the 26th Division received a royal reception in Concord New Hampshire during the State Manufacturers Association annual meeting. He toured Nashua and Manchester where crowds welcomed him and Manchester presented a phonograph. He spoke briefly from his private car.
General Edwards, welcomed by Governor Bartlett and Mayor French, reviewed a parade with G A R members and war veterans. He praised the 26th Division, spoke at the Eagle and Phenix Hall, then departed for Boston. Civil War veteran N Coggswell Weeks died after collapsing in the parade.
The Rev Gabriel Maguire will deliver a sermon prelude on Bolshevism Its Cause and Cure at Ruggles Street Baptist Church this Sunday night. Roosevelt Sunday observance shifts Health Sunday to February 23 by order of the Public Health Service Bureau.
In Hamburg and Bremen indignation grew after the armistice commission accepted the Allied demand for delivery of the German merchant fleet. A Hamburg protest meeting, reported by the Berlin Vos sische Zeitung, included trade interests and sailors representatives. Bremen ship owners also protested to Berlin, while Cuno announced the agreement to the Hamburg American Line.
Mrs. R. W. Lovett announces Andrew Adie as chair of the manufacturers committee for the New England division of the American committee for devastated France. The drive aims to raise 200000 in Boston to fund the restoration of war stricken areas in France. Allan Forbes serves as treasurer as subscriptions begin arriving.
Acting Adjutant-General Herbert T. Johnson of Bradford was elected adjutant general by the Legislature 170 to 79 over Major Lee S. Tillotson of St. Albans. Tillotson, who left to serve abroad, said he could resume his old post. Johnson had earlier said he would not run. post-armistice shifts prompted his candidacy. Sherman A. Moulton of Burlington won as superior judge succeeding E. B. Waterman of Brattleboro, who did not seek re-election.
An Italian mission from the redeemed provinces will visit Boston on Tuesday and Wednesday to acquaint the American public with Italy's demands on Italia Irredente. The tour is part of a nationwide effort to explain Italian territorial aims to U.S. audiences.
In Biddeford Maine B C Maynard and A G Lipscott of Bangor were arrested with 58 gallons of whiskey after a highway chase. A woman in the car claimed no involvement. The touring car will be libelled and possibly sold. Bail of 600 dollars posted for court appearance.
A Forest Hills bound train dropped a brake rigging at North Station causing 30 minutes of congestion in the Washington street tunnel just before the evening rush. Northbound traffic halted and southbound flow slowed as officials urged quick repairs to the Atlantic avenue loop.
The Bolivian minister handed a declaration to France detailing Bolivia’s proposed representations to annex Tacna and Arica. The Temps notes both Peru and Bolivia plan to raise Tacna and Arica claims before the peace conference.
A homemaking remedy advocates Parmint with hot water and sugar to treat catarrhal deafness head noises and nasal congestion. The formula is described as constitutional and gentle on air passages, aiming to improve Eustachian tube inflammation and hearing.
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