Moonlit Vehicle Run Set for Eight Forty One
A brief notice directs all vehicles to be lit tonight at 8 41. The message emphasizes a dusk to night lighting rule and urges compliance for safety.
26 Jul 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
1
A brief notice directs all vehicles to be lit tonight at 8 41. The message emphasizes a dusk to night lighting rule and urges compliance for safety.
The Associated Press reports 25,000 Germans captive with the French Army in France by July 25. Up to 70 German divisions totaling about 950,000 men identified in the fighting zone, making the battle possibly the largest since the war began.
Fall and winter heavyweights offered at 25 dollars with sale prices of 14.90 or 35.00 when snow flies. Advertisement by F. Gray Co., Washington at Hanover corner.
German crown prince generals drive troops to delay Allied advance near Soissons Rheims as American and French forces pursue retreating lines. Vicious rear guard actions fail to slow the Allied push and threat to the German center grows near Dormans north of the Marne.
An old advertisement extols Delicious and Wholesome Hors Ford's Acid Phosphate as a splendid tonic and refreshing drink. It promotes purchasing through an advertisement.
Washington July 25 The food administration asked the American public to limit sugar to two pounds per person each month starting August 1 to ease a world shortage and support immediate needs.
Allied troops led by Generalissimo Foch advance steadily toward the Aisne salient near Rheims. British units report significant gains as French and American forces coordinate to close the pocket and trap enemy concentrations.
Mens suits priced at 12.00 and 7.90 across all colors offered by F Gray Co. located at the Washington store corner of Hanover Street in an aid advertisement.
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