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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement describes an elastic cotton undergarment with a split back belt for waist comfort, a large seat opening, and no sagging. The fabric is soft and breathable, designed to keep the body cool and dry, with a low neck and knee length similar to a tailored garment.
Fight a fly menace by keeping kitchen sinks and garbage cans clean. The ad promotes Sylpho-Nathol as a disinfectant for waste pipes and containers, claiming it wipes out breeding places and is three and a half times stronger than standard health service limits. It cites long use by New England women and hospitals in New York and New England.
A vintage ad urges readers to ask dealers for Sylpho Nathol in four sizes 10c 25c 50c and 100c with directions on bottle. The Sylpho Nathol Co based at 14 Medford Street Boston Massachusetts promotes availability at druggists grocers and department stores through a pamphlet.
Washington June 11 Senator Hitchcock minority leader warned Republican senators of a Democratic filibuster against the Knox resolution separating the peace treaty from the League covenant. He said the measure threatens the league and that Democrats will resist it with extended debate. The foreign relations committee planned a morning meeting to advance the resolution for a Senate vote in the afternoon.
William P. Larkin overseas director of Knights of Columbus war work is raised to the knighthood of St Gregory by Pope Benedict, announced today in New York.
Over 50 girls at the Fort Hill exchange were stricken with tonsillitis last week. Most have returned to work after a few days of illness, though a few remain ill.
George T. Murphy formerly of the army air service posing as Captain and accused of forged check passing was captured yesterday afternoon by Special Officer Edward P. O'Neill in Newton. Spectators watched a breathless chase across Brae Burn links during the national open golf tournament.
Arraigned before US Commissioner Hayes on unlawful wearing of a captain’s U S army uniform and insignia, held on $1000 bail. The capture occurred on the Brae Burn first fairway. Newton police tracked the so called captain visiting houses in Newton and Wal tham, informing army intelligence and Pinkerton. He was followed by officers to Brae Burn yesterday.
FBI style report notes Captain O Murphy alleged to be a former interscholastic athlete and army cadet with decorations. He claimed combat honors but records show no overseas service. Pinkerton agents trace his checks totaling 2500 in 1919 under multiple aliases before arrest in Detroit and Long Beach during a social campaign against Newtons.
Colonel John F. J. Herbert addressed American Legion members from Roslindale Mt Hope and West Roxbury at the Municipal building in Roslindale last night. Sergeant Major Leo Spillane explained war risk insurance provisions to the attendees.
General Pershing states he will move 375,000 American troops homeward in June, a record for overseas transport and higher than Britain’s cross-channel totals in any month. The announcement underscores an era of rapid demobilization as Allied forces wind down the conflict.
The Salvation Army marks its half century jubilee in London with international demonstrations to be held Saturday and Sunday. Special meetings will also be conducted in British provinces and in other countries, tracing the organization’s 1865 founding.
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