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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1919

Page

3

Neuralgia Relief via Dr Williams Pink Pills Tale

An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic to prevent neuralgia and restore health. It cites Mrs D J Small of Biddeford Maine and claims after six boxes she was fully restored. Free books on nervous diseases and eating are offered, with mail order options and drugstore availability.

D. J. Small No. 147 South Street Biddeford Dr. Williams Schenectady N. Y

Back to Boston After Overseas Service 55th Regiment

The 55th Regiment Coast Artillery Corps of Boston origin completed ten months overseas seeing heavy action at the Marne, Argonne, and Verdun and is now at Fort H. G. Wright Fisher's Island awaiting demobilization. About 1500 men passed through New London to Fisher's Island en route home to Boston. Three members were cited for bravery and Colonel Howell led as chief of staff of First Army artillery before being replaced. The unit earned praise along the Seine and at Fontainbleau while serving with the First American Army.

Boston Harbor Coast Artillery Corps Fort H. G. Wright Fisher's Island N. Y United States Fire Island New England New London Conn Fisher’s Island Long Island Sound Boston James F. Howell Fort Banks National Guard Providence R. I New Bedford Marne Salient Argonne Verdun Mark Damon Adolph Youngberg James C. Lalley Howell First Army Granville Savier Tennessee Savier John L Roberts New York City Fontsauzon First Seine River Boston Regiment 31St Heavy Artillery Camp Mills Fort Wright

Quakers Highlight War Roles in Lecture

Charles Evans spoke at Bulfinch Place Unitarian Church on The Rehabilitation of France. He described Quaker service in World War I inclining to aid despite opposition to war, noting 1200 men in the ambulance unit and many in mine sweepers and Red Cross duties.

Charles Evans Federal Express Bulfinch Place France Friends Evans England America United States Navy Red Cross Medical Corps

Czecho Troops Take Oderberg From Poles

Czecho troops captured Oderberg a town of 1600 on the Oder River from Polish forces after sanguinary fighting. The Breslau National Council dispatch cites ongoing operations in Austrian Silesia and Prussia with inhabitants protesting Polish and Czech aggression. Vorwaerts says Germany must shield its peoples from Polish imperialism and Czech ventures.

Amsterdam Oderberg Breslau Germany

New England Flags Back on the Job Emblem Story

Honorably discharged soldiers hailed as back on the job as blue rimmed white stars appear on service flags. New England employers vow to display the symbol to honor returning soldiers and expose slackers.

New England

New England Rally to Back Service Members on Return

Labor leaders and officials urge employers to rehire soldiers returning from service. Blue star flags display blue-rimmed white stars over service flags to show the total number of men back at work. Massachusetts labor figures say refusals are few and vow public exposure of holdouts.

New England Uncle Sam Massachusetts

Men Getting Jobs

Frank H. Damon announced that in the past week more than twice the usual number of jobs were uncovered since the armistice. He credits Governor Coolidge Mayor Peters and the Legislature for canvassing Boston and notes 100 business men pledged to place 10 service members each. A farm job report is awaited.

Frank H. Damon Bureau For Damon Coolidge Peters Boston

Pittsfield Man Dead From Gas Pit

Adam Huttner aged 63 was found dead in his bachelor apartment at 154 West Street lying across a kitchen table with a gas stove jet open. He likely died last night while preparing a meal. He leaves a son, Private William Huttner of the United States Army.

Pittsfield Adam Huttner West Street William Huttner United States Army

Author thrice wounded war pilot writes Flying Poilu tale

Marcel Nadaud, author of The Flying Poilu and a France airman wounded three times, writes from retirement about rare experiences among World War I aviators. The Boston Post Sunday Magazine will feature his unusually human war story next week.

Marcel Nadaud Boston Post France

Meat profits drop million for Morris & Co in 1918

Morris and Co packers report net earnings of 4 217 858 on 53 864 934 capital for year ending November 2 1918. Sales rose by 100 million while profit fell by over 1 million. Cash in bank up over 2 million. liabilities slightly higher. President Edward Morris credits modest dividends and retained earnings for steadiness through year without refinancing. Thirty percent of products used for army navy and allies.

Chicago Morris & Co Packers Edward Morris

Stable Condition Inspections Lead to May Parade

The Boston Work-Horse Relief Association starts free barn inspections by expert corps to improve horse health and comfort. Inspector suggestions go directly to owners. The 17th annual work horse parade will be held on May 30 with no entry fee. entries close May 1.

Boston Work-Horse Relief Association

Fragmented OCR clothing sale note

A damaged line lists apron dresses with prices around 1.50 to 8.00 and mentions new seconds and sizing notes. The garbled text provides few readable details such as dates or vendors.

Kolinsky

Bargain Sale Lists Wide Range of Men Women Boys Goods

A cluttered advertisement outlines discounted items across clothing and home goods. It lists boys wool suits, girls and boys undergarments, women's hose and gloves, men's shirts and pajamas, corsets and lingerie, dresses, fabrics, ribbons, furs, hats, and accessories with various discounted prices and end-of-season clarity.

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