Gets-It Corn Remedy Advertisement
A Chicago drug store ad promotes Gets-It as a painless corn treatment. It claims quick relief without squeezing or cutting, enabling wearers to resume normal footwear after two drops applied with a shoe on. The product is marketed by E. Lawrence & Co. of Chicago, IL, with a money-back guarantee.
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Americans in France at the start of World War I campaign
The narrator recalls joining the French Foreign Legion in August 1914 and marching 160 kilometres in four days with a 70 pound pack. They describe devastation around Verzenay and Craonne, German raids, shelling, and wary soldiers learning the realities of frontline war. Bill Thaw stands out for swollen feet and grit.
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Boston College Grants 78 Degrees in Wartime Commencement
Boston College conferred bachelor of arts degrees on 78 graduates at a wartime ceremony held on the campus lawn. Assistant District Attorney Daniel J. Gallagher received an honorary doctor of laws for his Knights of Columbus war work. Several graduates wore service uniforms, reflecting the ongoing conflict and sacrifice across the class.
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Navy Yard
John J. Hoban
Remi B. Schuver
Francis C. Crowley
Angus J. Chisholm
Navy
304Th Regiment
National Army
Lyons
Gallagher
Knights of Columbus War Activities Fund
John W. Buckman
Department of the Northeast
Alumni Association
Thomas D. Lavelle
Myles E. Connolly
Thomas A. Reynolds
Daniel J. Murphy
America
Commonwealth
Roland Stephen Bateman
Joseph Henry Benard
Raymond John Bruning
John Aloysius Canavan
William James Carey
William Michael Cashin
Walter Henry Caverly
Angus Joseph Chisholm
John Joseph Cochran
Thomas Michael Collins
Myles Edward Connolly
John William Corcoran
Francis Joseph Cotter
John Patrick Creed
James Henry Crowdle
Francis Cornelius Crowley
Richard John Crowley
Thomas Joseph Dunney
David Francis Daler
William Bdward Daley
John Joseph Danahy
William Terrence Doherty
Charles James Donahue
James Augustine Donovan
John Ambrose Dunn
James Henry Dwyer
Henry Vincent English
Francis Joseph Facey
Joseph James Forrester, Jr
Francis Philip Frazier
Francis Anthony Gately
Thomas Alphonsus Gildea
Clarence Walter Greene
Edward Francis Groboski
William Joseph Gross
Daniel Joseph Harkins
Edward Bernard Heaphy
Fawin Charles Heislein
Daniel Francis Herbihy
William Francis Herlihy
John Joseph Hoban
Martin Francis Kane
Francis Gerard Ke
Thomas Aquinas Reynolds
Charles Edward Riley
George Francis Ritter
James Ignatius Rooney
John Carlton Sargent
Remi Bernard Schuver
Charles Thompson Sexton
John Joseph Shea
Thomas Francis Sheeran
Edward Charles Smith
Joseph Charles Sullivan
Lewis Gregory Sullivan
Warren Joseph Went
Joseph Richard Walsh
Thomas Joseph Walsh
Arthur Warren Murphy
Plenty of Coal Coming to New England This Winter
Washington reports that coal deliveries to New England by steamer rose by 160000 tons in May over April, with schooners and barges also increasing. Franklin, chairman of the ship control committee, said the stockpile will guard against a winter shortage.
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New England
Franklin
Ship Control Committee
$30 000 Given for Queen Street Home
About 100 attendees at a Dorchester banquet pledged funds to rebuild the Hebrew Ladies Home for the Aged on Queen Street after a recent fire. David A. Lourie served as toastmaster and speakers included Albert Ginsberg, Max Mitchell, Fr. Sinkelstein, A. Titthebaum, Nathan Pinanski and H. Waritz, the home's superintendent.
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Queen Street
Dorchester
David A. Lourie
Albert Ginsberg
Max Mitchell
FR. Sinkelstein
A. Titthebaum
Nathan Pinanski
If. Waritz
Gmore Snaps Promises Value in Comfort and Security
The ad touts Gmore Snaps as essential for women claiming comfort and security in clothing and money savings. It offers Full measure Snap Fasteners at 15 for 12 with 5c and 10c grades, plus 25c on a dollar and 2c on a card. The copy argues stores not carrying Smore snaps fall behind and urges buying locally.
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