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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
14
J H Tregoe of the National Association of Credit Men says April saw the fewest business failures in U S history signaling prosperity in the nation. He warns merchants to stay thrifty and avoid extravagance while noting brisk activity in sectors like building construction.
A collection of reader queries covers topics from Helgoland fortifications under the peace treaty to moving picture frame dimensions and pronunciation of cigar. Several exchanges cite Venice as built on piles with canals and bridges, and ask about European recognition of U S independence and tribal civilizations with brief respondent notes.
Dr Oscar Fitzallan Swasey veteran physician of Beverly died at his home 24 Hale Street in his 92nd year. A Bowdoin Medical School graduate he began practicing in 18 and continued until recently.
A fragmentary wartime note discusses Allied roles at Ypres with mentions of General French Dorrien Pulteney and Allenby under pressure. The British commander recalls his worst forebodings as enemy forces advance in the north.
In his 20th, Field Marshal French notes the Third Cavalry Division withdrawn to Zonnebeke St. Julien Pilkem as infantry and guns press the line. Allenby’s centre retreated to Messines amid heavy shelling. He details new German corps arrivals, airily criticizes the odds, and vows to hold positions while awaiting relief and reinforcements. On the 23rd he issues a special order of the day to the troops.
The field marshal heralds Russian endurance in the northern theatre and notes allied victories while assessing the rapid shift of momentum. He cites von Hindenburg’s defeats, Russian strategic restraint, and the rise of a disciplined, morale-driven army under Grand Duke Nicholas as evidence of a national will forged in crisis.
The note indicates ongoing coverage. no concrete events or names are provided to specify dates, people, or places. It signals continuation of a multi part story across Dail y and Sunday editions until the completion of the item.
General French's wartime revelations, published daily in the Past, spark a furor in London. Truman Talley reports England sits up and takes notice as May 19 1919 dispatches describe the impact of the disclosures.
Boston mayor issues a statement rebutting Chairman Michael H. Sullivan on the school committee’s financial stance. The bill seeking 31 cents more from the tax levy is in the Senate after the House passed it amid opposition led by Alexander White, corporation counsel for the mayor. The mayor says the city is in an unfortunate position due to the committee’s demand and hopes wiser counsel will prevail before Senate action.
Paris June 3 Howard F Dunne and Frank P Walsh two Irish societies delegates from the United States visited Rheims with Gavan Day. They were received by Mayor Langlet and escorted by Cardinal Lucan visiting the Civilian Hospital the Cathedral and St Remus Church. They were moved by ruins yet impressed by local rebuilding efforts and will report to the Chicago committee aiding Rheims revival.
Lord French exposes civilian and officer control problems in the War Office and calls for a full impartial inquiry into government war conduct. The public and press urge a competent tribunal to review strategy at Jutland and destroyer production, aiming to uncover truths and apply remedial measures.
Reports from Boston headquarters show local area contributions strong as the New England quota of 5,404,630 nears completion. With less than 1,000,000 remaining and two weeks left, districts like Portland at 92 percent and needing 20,075 to reach 265,760 anticipate early canvasses to push the total over the top.
Fishermen affiliated with the Fishermen's Union of the Atlantic in Boston Gloucester Portland New York and Atlantic City began voting on a strike yesterday with polls to continue today The union ordered meetings at Atlantic Avenue following a Tuesday session and sentiment across ports favored a walkout after months of tension.
Albert M. Davis files suit in the Superior Court claiming his dress suit no longer fits after delivery by P. L. Issylino of Wellesley. Davis also alleges the coat was not returned and no payment was made.
Mrs. Eugene Sullivan of 114 Park Street Barre Vermont shares how Dr Williams Pink Pills helped restore blood richness after a gastric fever. She describes improved appetite strength and relief from neuralgia rheumatism and fatigue and urges others to try the remedy.
A Chicago area reader reports life changing relief from kidney and bladder weakness after 12 years of fatigue aches and low energy. Mrs E Klipp of Oak Park Illinois says Balmwort Kidney Tablets made her feel like a new woman and recommends the product. sold by all druggists.
An advertisement offers a simple herbal recipe claimed to cure musculoskeletal and inflammatory rheumatism and relieve sciatica and neuralgia. The maker promises a free recipe to any requester who sends a name and address, asserting safety and personal testimonials.
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