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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1918
Page
6
New York June 30 Alexandre Konovaloff vice-prime minister in Kerensky's cabinet escaped from prison and reached this country via a legible path. The report stresses Allied support to Russia during the ongoing turmoil.
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nerve tonic that strengthens nerves by enriching blood and aiding digestion. A Lowell Massachusetts mill worker cites relief from stomach trouble and insomnia after using the pills. The ad stresses no opiates, costs 50 cents per box, six for 2 50, and offers a free booklet from Schenectady NY.
Siberia remarks that Russians view the United States as their greatest and truest friend while noting the expanding American army as unique in human history.
M Konovaloff outlines in a statement to the Associated Press his view of Russia's crisis under Bolshevik control. He argues for immediate Allied military and political help, a civil commissioner led mission, and reestablishment of municipalities and Zemstvos chosen by universal suffrage to restore a democratic Russia separate from Soviets.
The Rev. George Loring Thurlow, pastor of the Lexington First Baptist Church, returned from France after three months service as a Y M C A secretary. He preached at a patriotic service, the first of 16 summer union services involving Hancock Congregational, Episcopal, First Baptist and First Parish churches, yesterday forenoon.
The order has drawn hundreds who shifted jobs from hotels clubs mercantile shops and private service. Chauffeurs remain but their official status is unsettled while baseball and sports are non-productive. Deferrals in non essential roles lose rating and go to service. Federal state and city bureaus aid in finding positions, with Uncle Sam offering many openings.
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