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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1917
Page
2
Police Inspector Walter M. Murphy of Dorchester was seriously injured when alighting from an L surface car on Hancock Street near Bird Street. The vehicle involved was owned by B A Dodge of Bowdoin Street.
Feet ache burn and suffer no more with Ice-Mint a cooling healing discovery. Rub on tired aching corn pestering swollen feet and pain vanishes quickly. Stubborn hard corns soft corns between toes and callouses shrivel and come off easily with root. Ice-Mint is cheap easy to apply and keeps feet cool and comfortable on hot days.
Cambridge residents press for immediate 25 000 dollar investment to build a modern Magazine Park playground with a new bath house toilets showers and remodeled facilities. Local leaders doctors nurses and civic groups back the plan citing health moral and safety concerns and long term tax benefits from a permanent, safer recreation space.
President Wilson opposes a Senate plan to create a joint congressional committee and expand oversight of war contracts and food administration. He warns such powers would hinder wartime leadership and cites Lincoln era overreach as precedent. House leaders push to preserve Senate amendments amid broader opposition to liquor and wheat provisions.
Nominations by the government remain unofficial but delegates from diverse parties and classes have accepted. The convention bans reporters and public comment, with foreign press limited to official reports. Cardinal Logue and Irish bishops back the effort, while Sinn Fein faces internal splits and opposition to abstention or physical-force policies.
Two communications to the President and Congress were left at the White House by Irish representatives pleading for American aid to Ireland’s bid for full independence from Britain. One document bears Patrick McCarten’s signature on behalf of the provisional government.
London July 23 Premier Lloyd George writes William O Brien leader of the Independent Nationalists regretting his refusal to nominate representatives to the Irish convention. The convention aims to foster harmony between Ireland and Great Britain and secure Irish national support for reconciliation. O Brien replies that the convention risks unrepresentative totals and empowers a party lacking Irish trust.
Captain Charles Schaarschmidt formerly commander of the German steamship Cincinnati will say goodbye to his daughter Miss Gerda Schaarschmidt today as she begins her voyage to Germany. He returns to Gallups Island for detention for the rest of the war after a brief Marblehead arrest and parole to arrange the daughter's return.
American troops in France begin intensive practice in bayonet grenade trench mortar and machine gun work. They plan two hours daily for these drills and seek interpreters from Paris. Officers note a shortage of cash and banking facilities as many carry accounts in American banks but struggle to obtain honored checks.
Washington July 23 Senator Sheppard will seek Senate consideration of his resolution proposing a national prohibition amendment. The move aims to push a constitutional change on alcohol ban through the upper chamber.
An Arlington Mass endorsement touts Plant Juice as a fourfold health aid aimed at seniors. A resident cites Paris Green poisoning relief after two bottles, with local dealers listed in Brockton Manchester Lowell Lynn and New Bedford offering the product.
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