Captain Hickey reassigned to Fort Warren command
Captain D W Hickey Jr returns to command of a company at Fort Warren due to reduced Coast Artillery forces in the north Atlantic district. He served as anti aircraft officer and was part of the board investigating the Franklin Field airplane accident that killed two school children.
Remedy That Restored My Health Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs W P Jones of 30 Crown Street Meriden Conn describes nearly three years of illness with stomach distress cramps insomnia and fatigue. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills her blood improved stomach strengthened sleep returned and body stiffness eased. She recommends the pills and notes a dime package price and six pack offer with a free booklet available from Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
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Slow Death Aches and Urinary Troubles Ads
Vintage medical warning style claims a universal remedy for kidney liver bladder and uric acid issues. It promises to ease pains nervousness and a slow death implication while urging readers to try a standard remedy. The wording mimics a period health advertisement and mentions widespread bodily distress.
Prize Condensation Awarded to Harvard Man Thomas Connolly
Thomas D. Connolly, Harvard class of 1919 and former editor of the Dorchester High School Item, was unanimously awarded one hundred dollars for this condensation by the judges in the Post's Condensed Novels Contest.
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Harvard
Dorchester High School
Post
James Fenimore Cooper in American Letters
A compact tribute to James Fenimore Cooper, contrasting him with Washington Irving and praising his novelistic portrayal of early America. It notes his focus on frontier history, Native American mystique, and enduring global readership, ending with a Bon voyage to younger readers.
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English Fort William Henry Siege Spoils Mohicans Tale
In the escalating war between France and England Montcalm advances on Fort William Henry as Munro withdraws with a token force. Cora and Alice Munro join Captain Heyward and Hawkeye on a perilous trek aided by Magna through forests toward safety. After traps, battles, and a dramatic rescue at the fort, Munro capitulates, and the English abandon the fortress.
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le Renard
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Major Bogan Is Promoted After World War I Service
Announcement of Major Frederick I. Bogan promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Medical Reserve Corps. Highlighted are his leadership of the 102d Field Hospital, overseas service with the Yankee Division, blood pressure instrument invention in Toul, and recognition by officers. Also notes his prior roles in the 101st Infantry and 9th and 5th Mass National Guard merger.
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102D Field Hospital
United States Army
Bogan
France
101St Infantry
Massachusetts National Guard
101St Meld Signal Battalion
Signal Corps
Toul
Army Medical Museum
Washington
Frederick L. Bogan
Medical Reserve Corps
Melrose Mayor Withdraws From State Treasurer Race
Mayor Charles H. Adams of Melrose withdraws from the race for state treasurer and says he will vote for Lt. Col. Frank S. Perkins of Salem, who has announced his candidacy. State Treasurer Charles Jr Burrill retires at term end. Other nominees remain Kerr Winchester, Rep. Frederic B. Pierce Greenfield, Rep. Fred P. Greenwood Everett, Sen. Charles L. Gifford Barnstable, Sen. John E. Beck Chelsea.
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Charles H. Adams
Melrose
Frank S. Perkins
Salem
Charles Jr
Burrill
Frederic N. Kerr
Winchester
Frederic BE. Pierce
Greenfield
Fred P. Greenwood
Everett
Charles L. Gifford
Barnstable
John E. Beck
Chelsea
Condensations Series Dates For Back Issues Noted
Condensed notices remind readers back numbers are available at 2 cents per copy for the Daily Post, 6 cents in Greater Boston for the Sunday Post, and 7 cents elsewhere, if applied for immediately.
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3000 Victory Buttons Distributed in Boston
Over three thousand bronze victory buttons were handed to discharged soldiers yesterday at the army recruiting tent on Boston Common. It marked the largest one day total in the city and the force will begin on its twelfth thousand buttons this morning. Officials estimate at least fifty thousand buttons will be needed to supply all former Boston soldiers.
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Boston Common
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Noted Swiss Aviator Killed in 3000 Ft Fall
Berne July 7 Oscar Bider was killed today in a fall from a height of 3000 feet near Zurich while performing acrobatic stunts for a public exhibition. He was among the first to fly across the Bernese Alps in 1913 and also crossed the Pyrenees from Pau to Madrid that year.
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Oscar Bider
Zurich
Bider
Bernese Alps
Pyrenees
Pau
France
Madrid
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